On the world cup website you can now actually buy tickets for the games if you are a season ticket holder. It surprised me how expensive some of the tickets are but then also pleased to see a lot of the games having cheap tickets. Eg PNG v France at craven park where a standing ticket down the side is only £10 for an adult.

What is surprising is the pricing for the England games and a big difference between the Galpharm and the KC. Most expensive ticket at Galpharm is £20 but at the kc for the same view it's £40.

£15 for NZ vs PNG at Headingley.
£30 for the double header at Wembley.
£20 for the final at Old Trafford.

All seem reasonable to me but there are some higher category tickets for which you'll pay more, upto £60 for the final.

Sounds very cheap to me

Some are £99 for the final but seems to be very few seats at that price. I think it's good that we are not selling ourselves short as it should be the pinnacle of the sport, so prices should reflect that. I'm already plotting what games I will be going too.

Robbing bar stewards with the booking fee on the phone,on the net and in person WHY

£2.50 isn't bad at all compared to most events

But you should not have to pay if you go to the ticket office at the stadium. I like some of the prices 15pound to sit down at Wigan is very good value for money.

I like the idea of the scrum packages but haven't seen the prices for them on the leaflet or website!

You can see the prices on the eTicketing site.

Because you're paying for someone to deal with the administration of it and also to cover postage.

I don't understand why people whinge about this.