You must have felt hard done by in 2008 & 2009

Correct. 5 and 6 wins respectively isn't good enough, we did have a useless/miserable coach in those days, mind.

Rovers do seem to have gone top end pricewise though if you compare renewal of seating and standing respectively:

Rovers £243 and £207
FC £235 reserved, £205 unreserved
Warrington £231 and £201
Leeds £230 and £200
Bradford £225 and £180
Saints £208 and £179
Huddersfield £99

How can a club do a season ticket for 99 quid and not lose money, I suppose its great for the fans though.

They lose an absolute fortune, it's fantastic for the fans in the short term.

No North Stand season passes?

Not sure your rovers and hull comparison is very fair, correct me if I'm wrong but your unreserved £205 seats are behind the posts an inferior view and our £207 are side on to the pitch (I would think this would be the case for Leeds, saints and maybe wire also without checking), I'll give you we are £8 dearer on the reserved seats mind.

You might get a half season pass.

Do any other clubs charge more for new passholders than renewals ??

When did you start charging for under 5's? Most clubs admit for free, but you sell passes (albeit for £2.50) for under 5's? How much are they chrging them on the day?

Admin.

might as well do that for a couple of years rather than pay the extra £20 or so for a new application once they are old enough

I like the points idea on the rovers passes perhaps something for other clubs to look at next year?

Provide more value the earlier you buy your pass but instead of hard cash offer vouchers, merchandise, free additional tickets or add other value to the sale the earlier you buy?

Or add £2.50 passes to the sales figures? selling 5k passes when 500 are paying £2.50

Under 5s are free but have to queue up on matchday at the ticket office and prove age to collect a ticket. Alternatively, you can prove age once and buy a pass for the year at £2.50 with their name on it, nothing wrong with that at all.

Can I come off the naughty step now Mr. Anakin please?

So its free if you prove your age each week or £2.50 if you prove it once?

Isn't that just a waste of the ticket offices staff time?

Would be interesting to know how many half season passes were sold. If they have the option to upgrade to the renewed FULL season pass then it makes sense for them to pay that then pay half of the full price.

Carpark charges are a disgrace. £45 for 13 games and have to queue 50 mins to get out is scandalous.

So buy the pass for £2.50, easy.

surely the club would be better charging per game offering a free pass though?

it doesn't make sense to charge for a pass but allow free entry on a game by game basis

I see your point.

Most people, like myself, will have gone to the club shop to get their passes in mid October, they'll have been informed that the little one is free, but if they want their own season pass to stop the hassle of queuing every game, it will cost £2.50, they would just buy it there and then and be done with it.

If there is a single person out there that refuses to pay the £2.50 and instead, queues up routinely every home game, I'm glad I don't know them.

Don't worry Dum-Dum the number of home fans attending your games next year you'll probably be sat next to them

Itotally agree with you just suprised that the club arent pushing free passes and £2.50 tickets to encourage people to get their passes and save the hassle with individual tickets each game

Surely the £2.50 is some basic contribution to the cost of the pass itself. I have never seen the said pass, but £2.50 would be a reasonable price.

They are not charging for the games, just the actual ID. A bit like the government who charge for Passports to allow you to come and go as you please, rather than bringing several ID's down to passport control along with your doctor to confirm your ID every time you travel.

With the situation your in the board had no choice but to raise there season passes. Hull is a rugby mad city and I reckon fans will still buy them. Although I'm a FC fan I hope you get a bit of financial stability, it's good for the game and good for the city. I don't think the prices are fair to be totally honest. More expensive to sit in the west stand at rovers then at the KC. Also an extra 25p per game difference to sit in the east stand at KC compared to rovers. I know you need more income but how can your club justify it's more expensive in areas and £3 cheaper per season the the East stand for the facilities and hospitality MS3 craven park provides. Like I said earlier I hope you guys do well. I know the prices haven't gone down well with the lads at work. They aren't gettin passes and are just going to grab a ticket against the top 6 clubs.