The club have launched season tickets for the 2020 season. Adult prices: Standing: £199 Seating: £225 (lowest price) www.bradfordbulls.co.uk/article/ ... per-league

The club have launched season tickets for the 2020 season. Adult prices: Standing: £199 Seating: £225 (lowest price) www.bradfordbulls.co.uk/article/ ... per-league

For comparison, Dewsbury charged their fans £185 for standing and £200 for seating last season. https://dewsburyrams.co.uk/season-tickets-2019/

For comparison, Dewsbury charged their fans £185 for standing and £200 for seating last season. https://dewsburyrams.co.uk/season-tickets-2019/

Under 5s were free this year so I’d hope the same would apply.

I’ll be buying one for £199 and hopefully lots of others will be convinced if we make some decent signings.

I'll be going to watch some games at Dewsbury but I won't be paying a tenner when my boys turns 5. He'll be staying '4' or staying at home..

The club launches season tickets with a video saying we are pushing for Super League despite our uncertain future.

Last time that happened next thing we know we were in liquidation. So don't let it be said the club don't learn a lesson!!!

Yes, I wish they’d drop the SL talk. I appreciate that they maybe want to get some message out that they aren’t content settling being a Championship club but we have to be realistic. We currently have little idea on how this move will affect the crowd numbers so I don’t envisage a big spending spree on players that would allow us to seriously compete for promotion.

For what it’s worth I’m not all that bothered about SL anyway, the Championship is a great comp.

I took my 4 year old last year and they didn’t even ask!

I'd like to point out that if you go to buy your season ticket online there's a booking fee from betweetn £4.98 - £18.73.

Free replica shirt for all junior ST purchased is a nice touch.

The prices are more realistic too.

fans paying reasonable ticket prices to watch a game that the club aren’t losing a load of money staging.

It’s a disgrace!

Being brutally honest I was expecting a bit more of a reduction in price, my ticket will only be £24 cheaper than last season.

Could have sore that I wrote a previous post on here.

The prices have come down from what they were for this season. But the club still holds SL aspirations. You cannot get out of this league on a shoestring.

I'd imagine that the whole of the fanbase wants to see us back in SL, which means you'll need to put your hand in your pocket and pay out for it.
If we're getting the same sorts of crowds at Dewsbury but only paying out £26k per year instead of the £300k that we've had to pay out, that's a hell of a saving. And how much of that spare capital will be there to invest back into the playing squad? Even if it's only £100k of the savings, that's still at least 3 decent players wages covered.

Remember central funding goes up next year