£36 for non-wing seats in the Carextentigie does seem a bit steep. Believe it'll be £37 in the new seats.

Can't help but think that maybe they should take a hit on Western Terrace revenue and drop matchday tickets to £20. I reckon once it's all open, the 8k or so covered terrace "cheap" tickets will sell out way before all the seats ever do, amd probably quite regularly, meaning floating/casual fans will either have to fork out for seats or pay 20% more than the price they used to pay when they got a roof over their head!

I'm currently paying either £26 or £29 for me and £5 a kid for Leeds United. And I can get a fiver off most games using family and friends member/st £5 off vouchers. United Vs Swansea in a few weeks on a midweek night will cost me and a kid £31 (£26 with the voucher). To sit in equivalent seats at Headingley on a Thursday night Vs Salford will cost us £58. Standing on the WT would be £36.

Can't help but feel these prices are a bit ambitious, but I'm sure they'll average 14k or so anyway

Yes you still can

How much do you get if you sell a game back to them from your season ticket?

Full cost,as a credit that can be redeemed against away tickets,final tickets or against following years season ticket!

I never knew that

We bought tickets for a client for a Liverpool champions league game this season - £1000 each!! RL is cheap by comparison - yes teams like Bradford City will give away their tickets but you are hardly comparing apples with apples. How much do people expect to pay to see the best RL players in the Northern Hemisphere?