Just got my ticket for the magic weekend at £15 which is a good deal. However a couple of non-season ticket holders asked me to inquire for them. At 30 quid each they decided not to bother.
We only intend watching our game so it does seem excessive.
Is this an isolated incident or are others put off by the £30? I suppose if you intend watching a few games it's not bad value.
Having said that,I was told in the shop that we have almost sold out our third allocation, but there will still be a lot of empty seats at the etihad. Surely a cap of £20 would be more realistic.

£30 is good value if you are there all day and watch all of the games. Not very good if you only want to see one game though.

To watch Catalan Dragons v London Broncos, Castleford tigers v Wakefield Trinity Wildcats, Hull FC v Hull KR & St. Helens v Warrington Wolves.

£30 is fantastic value, £15 is pure daylight robbery of the RFL.

£30 is fantastic value. You pay over £20 to watch one game normally. Why not watch some of the other games. Cas v wakefield is always entertaining and Hull v HKR is usually explosive.

I did see an offer the other day i think it maybe on Groupon for 20% discount

Quote: TF and the wire "Just got my ticket for the magic weekend at £15 which is a good deal. However a couple of non-season ticket holders asked me to inquire for them. At 30 quid each they decided not to bother. We only intend watching our game so it does seem excessive. Is this an isolated incident or are others put off by the £30? I suppose if you intend watching a few games it's not bad value. Having said that,I was told in the shop that we have almost sold out our third allocation, but there will still be a lot of empty seats at the etihad. Surely a cap of £20 would be more realistic.'" A seat in the Halliwell Jones north stand is £27.50, for £2.50 you can enjoy a further 240 minutes of rugby league. Good value if you ask me! Saying that,your pals can save 20% using the discount code 'HEINZBIG' through www.rugbyleaguetickets.co.uk For the first few months this year they also offered tickets to non season ticket holders at essentially the same price as ST holders get.

Quote: TF and the wire "Just got my ticket for the magic weekend at £15 which is a good deal. However a couple of non-season ticket holders asked me to inquire for them. At 30 quid each they decided not to bother. We only intend watching our game so it does seem excessive. Is this an isolated incident or are others put off by the £30? I suppose if you intend watching a few games it's not bad value. Having said that,I was told in the shop that we have almost sold out our third allocation, but there will still be a lot of empty seats at the etihad. Surely a cap of £20 would be more realistic.'" A seat in the Halliwell Jones north stand is £27.50, for £2.50 you can enjoy a further 240 minutes of rugby league. Good value if you ask me! Saying that,your pals can save 20% using the discount code 'HEINZBIG' through www.rugbyleaguetickets.co.uk For the first few months this year they also offered tickets to non season ticket holders at essentially the same price as ST holders get.

I went last year as a neutral and thoroughly enjoyed the day.Theres plenty going on in the FANZONE and hopefully the weather will be as good as it was in 2012.

Paid £60 for me and my little bro, cracking value, full day of beer and rugby.

Its nice to see so many people in favour of paying £30, but I still predict that at 7pm on the saturday, there will be 13000 speccies in a 48000 capacity stadium.

Must admit, I missed the offer at the start of the season. I'll ask them to watch out for it next year.

It won't make any difference. Do it your way you'll get about the same crowd, the same people will leave at the same time and you'll make less money.

The Catalan Dragons & London Broncos will want their monies worth so what little of them will be there will stay.
The rest as we know if their teams lose a lot will go so we'll get 1 of Cas or Wakey fans staying and the loser going home, hopefully FC win and stay to enjoy the game.

I would go and watch all seven games regardless, but that is because I can happily sit and watch games back to back, that isn't for everyone which is fair enough. If anything though, surely the more 'expensive' [sic] tickets are the more likely it is that people will want to get their money's worth?

Do you have to show your season ticket when buying a ticket?

there is a page in there which they rip out.