Maybe the costs of staging the game are higher at the Galpharm.

Don't really think £21 to sit in a modern ground is that bad considering I've paid around the same amount to stand up, get frozen to the bones and get p*ssed wet through stood on a terrrace, open to the elements in some so called "Super League Stadium"

As mentioned it'll be because one has terracing and the other doesn't. It was £22/£15 on the day last year and £19/£12 when bought in advance.

Absolute bargin.

Have you seen the prices of the NRL equivalent?

Went to Langtree Park for a seat in North stand until the person in ticket office said that'll be £29 please - .Needless to say I declined.I know it's a representative game but it's only £23.50 in advance for a seat at a league game.£18 to stand behind the posts is more reasonable so I may go for that.

i think the RFL have put together some great 'deals' regarding the CCF, Magic Weekend, and the SLGF.

£67 for all three!!! brilliant value.

Isnt there a group ticket for exiles game at langtree I think its £40 but u also get an exiles shirt and an england shirt

If you don't like it DON'T F'KIN MOAN ABOUT IT

just DON'T GO

Last time this fixture frustrated me only because it conflicted with the Salford game , this time it won't, fair price for what's on show.

Thats because most RL fans are from Yorkshire.

The issue is not the cost of the ticket.....it's how the RFL decide to MARKET the games. If, as usual, they revert to type, then they will think thay have already done enough by booking the grounds and announcing the dates.

14,000 last year was enough response to convince the RFL to look at 2 this year....anything less than 15k at both will be a disappointment, so they need to get promoting the games now.
Maybe, instead of giving money to ticketbastrd, why not get the clubs to sell the tickets and pay them commission? I mean to say, there will be 20,000 RL fans at Odslum this weekend, why not give Bradford the "admin" fee rather than the money grabbing sods at TM?
Just a thought..

Let's face it, Rugby League fans generally have an aversion to anything that might possibly cost them money. The idea of paying for a form of entertainment seems pretty lost on people.

We'll have exactly the same discussion about "£5 tickets" during the CCR4 weekend.

Is there?

Can't see what the fuss is here. Watching Superleague players at Superleague prices seems pretty reasonable to me.

I got a letter through the post yesterday all about a range of different deals for wembley, CC etc.
Went to the Wembley doubleheader last November on the £10 ticket offer.

I think they're right to try to maximise income from the games & hopefully bring money into the game rather than run them all as loss making exhibitions. The key thing is how to get the right balance so that there's a good crowd & atmosphere combined with a profit & I dont think they've got it right quite yet for everything but the CC & GF finals.

The only exiles deal I've heard of so far is £42 for a ticket to one of the games plus the 2 shirts - but that's open to community clubs not the general public.