Wildcats extend ‘A Tenner for Ten Thousand’!

Since the announcement of our fantastic half price ticket offer for Sunday’s home clash at The Rapid Solicitors Stadium against Salford, ticket sales have roared and the Wildcats Superstore has never been as busy.

Due to this high demand Wildcats Chairman Andrew Glover has now extended the offer. Fans can now purchase the super saver tickets up until kick off on Sunday. Andrew wants as many of our loyal supporters as possible to be able to take advantage of these prices and has therefore allowed the half price tickets to be purchased on match day so that no one misses out. The club still strongly advises fans to pre purchase their tickets due to such a large number already being sold and seats becoming very limited.

With the aim of getting as many fans down to the ground as possible the tickets have been reduced by a massive 50% with adults being able to purchase ground standing tickets for just £10 and concessions for just £6. After this weekends uplifting win and the takeover of the Club by Andrew Glover, Wildcats supporters should flock to The Rapid Solicitors Stadium to get behind their team and join us for the start of an exciting new era.

New Wakefield Wildcats Chairman Andrew Glover will be paying the difference in price back to the club and has agreed to refund the difference, as either a £10 cash payment or a £15 Wildcats Superstore credit note for any supporter that has already purchased their ticket for the Salford game before this super saver offer was created.

There has been no better time to get behind the Wakefield Wildcats. If you are a member why not bring your ‘friend for free’? The Wildcats want to start their home fixtures off in style and see the stadium filled to capacity! Tickets are available for fans to purchase in the Wildcats Superstore on Doncaster Road. by calling 0844 4140665 or online by simply clicking here. Don’t miss out on this fantastic offer, buy your tickets now, let’s see as many people on Sunday as possible!

This is Wakefield. Together We Are Stronger.

New Chairman Andrew Glover will be writing a cheque for the difference between the money taken and what would have been taken at full prices, therefore the club doesn't lose a penny of income.

In fact with extra supporters in the ground and the feel good factor created there is likely to be a huge increase in match day revenue from bars, outlets etc..

Get yourselves over because for a tenner the atmosphere will be electric and despite your misgivings about SM you have a good chance of winning in this game.

I agree to a degree but 8,000 fans paying a tenner is better for the club than 4,00 paying £20 (twice as many walking-adverts for the club, twice as many people buying refreshments, twice as many merchandise sales and, perhaps most importantly, a better atmosphere at games which improves the experience and hence encourages even more fans).

The issue IMHO is whether we (or even Wakey) can get 8,000 people to pay a tenner rather than 4,000 people to pay £20. My concern is that we'll get 4,000 at £20 but only 6,000 at £10 and hence lose money

Don't underestimate the role that going to the brink of extinction played in the promotion of this game - I'm not sure I want us to try that.

Fair point, don't much fancy that either?!

I did take into account the fact that it's our final season before Barton when making the comment though as I think we will attract more away fans to each game and those figures could be increased even further with a Wakefield-esque offer; not to celebrate still being in existence but as a final chance to experience The Willows, at a reduced price.




Yes, perhaps they should. Another excellent idea.