Langtree Park from £18
Galpharm from £21

Total errors if that is true.

It should be a fiver. Learn from RU.

Learn from the RFU? England v Fiji tickets start from £40 for adults. So should we start selling tickets for more then?

I was more thinking along the lines of Saracens and Quins filling Wembley.

England RU have the demand to be able to charge that much for ticket, we just don't.

Yeah I know what your saying but at times I just don't think we should under sell ourselves. At the end of the day it's still England and these games will probably be the closest and best games England will play this year. I know I'm in the minority though who still loves international rugby and go to as many international games as I can

Sounds fair enough to me

1. You're devaluing the price of not only RL, but top level RL.
2. RU sell for a fiver to fill up a huge stadium and barely make anything out of it. What sort of profit/loss margin would you expect from not filling an 18k ground on £5 tickets?

Sounds more like a whinge about money than a constructive suggestion to me.

It's a sad state of affairs that Rugby League fans only seem interested unless there is a heavy discount. We get great value for money compared to most first class sports, if you think these sort of prices are extortionate then I'd hate to see some reactions to the likes of champions league tickets.

9,000 people paying £18 = £162,000
18,000 people paying £5 = £90,000

Bit steep for an exhibition game, but that's for those who attend to decide.
The RFL knows what it needs to make on the gate, let's hope it has set it's prices accordingly.

At the end of the day, these are the retail prices. There will probably be discounts and deals on top of these as well, ie buy four get the fifth free etc. People need to know they're getting a deal.

Yet again the RFL show initiative and the fans of the game whinge.

It's not the expense I was refering to (it was £22 last year IIRC) but the disparity in the two prices for the same event. Why is one £3 more? Isn't that a bit unfair on the Yorkshire folk?

Because one has terracing and the other doesnt. Standing up is cheaper than sitting down.

£22 last year to stand