So a Saints fan takes the mick out of Wakefield being a "dross" team and you think a fair comparison is to complain about Leeds' ground and then complain when a Leeds fan laughs at your new stadium name (which is surely as fair a comparison as yours) and then say you never mentioned Leeds. Jesus Christ

BOORRIINNGG!!!!!!

The Gold Package at Widnes, which gives you a padded seat on the half way line plus access to the lounge, is £400 this year, which works out at just over £30 a game and is the dearest ticket.

Any other match day ticket is £22 if bought beforehand.

Hopefully we get better value for money this year.

The club has also reduced the ticket prices for several categories compared with the club’s last season in Super League in 2016 as we look to make it more affordable for families to attend and to increase the rewards for those purchasing prior to matchday.

2018 ticket pricing:

MLS GROUP COLIN HUTTON NORTH STAND, EAST STAND AND THE WELL
ADVANCE
Adults: £22
Concession/19-21: £16
Youth (12-18): £10
Junior (5-11): £8
Infant (under-5): Free

MATCHDAY
Adults: £25
Concession/19-21: £18
Youth (12-18): £12
Junior (5-11): £12
Infant (under-5): Free

FLOC ROGER MILLWARD WEST STAND
ADVANCE
Adults: £26
Concession/19-21: £20
Youth (12-18): £14
Junior (5-11): £13
Infant (under-5): Free

MATCHDAY
Adults: £28
Concession/19-21: £22
Youth (12-18): £16
Junior (5-11): £16
Infant (under-5): Free

The club will also continue to offer big discounts on the cost of tickets in the Family Zone in the MLS Group Colin Hutton Stand. A family ticket is priced at £50 and offers tickets for two adults and two under-18s. This is available both in advance and on matchdays.

Certain posters mistaken belief that trolling any thread with inane comments about Wakefield makes them some kind of edgy provocateur, is taking the VT to an all time low...

No it's not. Did you make these bogus figures up?

If you actually did a quick internet search you'd find it's 15 on the terrace and 20 in the stand.

"Jesus Christ"

Are you trying to upstage King James ??

You still haven't answered the question as to whether the open terracing at Headingley (scoreboard end) is comparable to watching at Belle Vue.



Alternatively you could take this comparison as having a go at Leeds,

It would be comparable if he criticised your ground, but he was criticising your team, so a bit daft.

My bad


Still, I merely compared facilities for visiting fans, which seemed fairly logical on a thread, comparing admission prices at each SL ground. and the terracing at Headingley (or Cas for that matter) is pretty similar to a visit to Wakefield.
I think whether watching any particular team offers more/less value for money is a whole different subject tbh and on the basis that Saint's finished a whole point ahead of Wakefield, would indicate that there is very little between the two sides so, perhaps he was talking nonsense ??
I must apologise for pointing out that Headingley has open terracing, mainly used by away fans but, my oh my, you seem a little too sensitive about it, when really, you should be happy that your club are reigning champions.
Btw, I wasn't criticising Headingley, just stating fact, if that's ok with you ??

By just having a little laugh about your new stadium name to which you overreacted too and accused people of being worried about Wakefield.

READ THE POST !!!!!

The prices given are for the top priced side on central seating bought on a matchday.........

And by daring to point out that Headingley doesn't have a roof at the scoreboard end, you went off on one

Just accept it, my dad is bigger than yours