Interesting! The following link suggests that tickets bought in advance could be just £23 www.hullfc.com/page/996/match-day-tickets but that this may be varied at the discretion of Hull F.C. , so we end up paying £25 (!)

Interesting! The following link suggests that tickets bought in advance could be just £23 www.hullfc.com/page/996/match-day-tickets but that this may be varied at the discretion of Hull F.C. , so we end up paying £25 (!)

Twentyfiveingquid?! Jesus Christ on a bike...

Bought mine at our club shop for 25.00 quid plus one concession for 19.00 quid.
Couple that with transport costs and it's no bloomin' wonder the KC doesn't attract many away fans! Fortunately on this occasion my son and I have been able to use our 'one free coach travel' pass for this game which has offset the scandalous price of the tickets.

They charge away fans more than the home fans. Wouldn't bother complaining - they trot out the same 'it wouldn't be so expensive if you actually brought fans' / 'you don't have to sit there, you can sit in another stand with the Hull fans' lines every time anyone's pointed it out this season.

For £40 at a home game, I can take my Dad and 2 kids with me.

For the game on Sunday it will cost me £88 + fuel etc.

People wonder why we don't travel

Ticket prices need to be sorted. I don't miss many games, but I wont be there on Sunday.

this isnt a dig, but even before the prices went up away fans have never turned out in large numbers at the kc, pearson is running a buisness at the end of the day, he knows the away followings from SL clubs are poor so has brought the pricing inline with what most home supporters pay to get what he and the club can from out of the few who do come! (try paying £27 to sit in a crumbling pigeon coup of a stand at headingley with obstructive views!)

try booking tickets through the west stand family section, it could work out cheaper

I might sit in the Hull end. Mind you can't see me lasting very long in there before being turfed out!

In my opinion I think there is a very thin line when it comes to ticket pricing;

If the ticket is over £20 then it feels like a kick in the balls and I wont bother going as it becomes an expensive trip if two of you go plus fuel money and drinks etc.

If its under £20, I feel that it has a phycological difference and I would probably go to more away games if this was the case.

I don’t know if its just me or if anybody else shares my views.

What nonsense. Hull FC has always been one of, if not the most expensive away game in SL since the move to the KC. It's the first place I paid £20 to watch a match. To attempt to profiteer in such a way shows that Pearson and everyone else involved does not see the club as a sporting institute but just a money making exercise and the supporters as nothing more than revenue streams.

If it wasn't for the fact I'd already booked the train I'd be swerving this one. As it is, I'll pay into the South Stand, only £19 and you're still behind the sticks.

I am of the same mind! Don't know why, but I guess we draw a line in sand somewhere and £20 is about it for me too! London looks ok @ £45 for me, missus and 2 kids - plus is no further than a home game for me ... Hull is just too far and too expensive for us.

[iNo wonder fans don't attend away games in numbers...

It's the radio for me again this week....[/i

Me too - but I find listening on radio painful. It the not being able to see. One minute things seem ok and they are talking trivia - the next thing is you are defending on the goal line or dropping out. I tend to keep turning off and then back on after we score!

TICKET OFFICE - 01482 505 600

2012 Match Day Ticket Prices

North Stand £23 in advance £25 on gate
Concessions £19
Juniors £14

Should be £23 in advance, but think you may have to buy several days ahead to qualify. As already mentioned you may well get a better deal in the family area. Suggest anyone looking to come checks via the ticket line number above

Don't agree with our away pricing policy this season, and it's been made worse by the South Stand prices (same view) being reduced and sold as a season long discount for loyal fans and to win back lost fans who have had to put up with several seasons of mediocraty. Expect that the South Stand prices will increase next season. Many RLFANS.COM away fans have said they will go in the South stand but have only seen it once when we played London and all 4 of their fans sat in the South!

Hopefully see a few of you there, could be an interesting game with you wanting to bounce back after Widnes and a possible debut for Longy, also still a realistic chance of making the 8 after Bradfords points deduction.

I agree with this. £20 is my top limit for a Salford game. Luckily the ease of getting hold of concession tickets in RL can keep the costs down.

As for the numbers travelling over, it was free a few years ago in the challenge cup for season ticket holders and we still had no one there so I don't think the price they are charging will make much difference really.

To be fair we had Mcrea in charge and I know I couldn't give mine away without paying someone to take it off my hands. (Didn't we win by the way).