Apart from the money side for most people, one of the reasons they are poorly attended is the fact that the first play off game for the top 4 is meaningless as the losers get to play again, plus how mwny people can afford to pay out approx £20 a week for 4 weeks on the trot especially if they take other family members with them.
IMO the only way the RFL/SKY will take any notice/action is if the clubs start to see a fall off in season ticket sales/attendances due to the weekly rounds becoming meaningless games (see player rotation at most big clubs this year as an example) and coaches play to finish in the top 8 rather than blitz the league as Warrington did last year, and then failed in the play offs.

If you don't have the sense to take advantage of reasonably priced eating out options (ie packed lunch, meal deals, 2 for 1, weatherspoons deals etc) and just pay the extortionate prices at the ground it will obviously cost more. If you do then it can be relatively cost neutral.

Tickets should be at a low price to reward fans for their support over the season.

Our most important game is on Saturday and yet that means nothing to you? Surely you've posted that in error because it makes little sense.

I hope we can get at least 10,500 plus home supporters in for the Wolves game, I think Wolves will bring about 4000 with them, 14,500 will not be a bad attendance