Got mine too.

I read somewhere that they'd gone up 25% from the fifth round, not sure whether that's true but my thoughts are that maybe consistency in ticket sales would improve attendances. Not having a dig at the club as I think £18 is a fair price to watch this mouth-watering tie.

They haven't gone up, the fifth round was discounted. They did ths to try and improve the attendance.

I agree that £18 is a bargain. My ticket is the most expensive at £25.50, compare that to the most expensive ticket at an concert, or at the theatre. Then if you factor in the entertainment level, the anticipation, the banter, the history, and how much it means to both sets of fans, I think my ticket is priceless.

On a personal note I missed the semi two years ago, couldn't even watch it it Lanzarote, so I can't wait.

My ticket of £20 for the east stand is pretty much value for money!!
The Mrs is going to watch Take That on sunday ticket price £90!

Now don t get me wrong i would pay £90 to watch my team Dick our Neighbours from down"th road..

Ah, thanks for clearing that up. I saw somebody moaning saying ticket prices had gone up by 25% this round and that they wanted some consistency. £18 or £19 however much I paid for mine is a bargain to watch the two best teams in Super League do battle in the Quater Finals of the Challenge Cup. I can't wait.

Just ordered mine, £18 is a pretty good price these days. I've paid much more for some events.

Gona get mine tomorrow can't wait for this game! Shame its ages away. Saints in 3 weeks though!

Well I would have prefered a season ticket costing £60, with a free replica shirt and free entrance to all the cup games

Fortunately the club are no longer in the position to have to have to market themselves in this way. I suppose we are fortunate that Sl season ticket holders get the 4th round free. I agree that the pricing of the Swinton game could have been lower but I don't know who made the call on that was it the RFL, the wire or jointly with Swinton? Surely a reduced price would have encouarged more fans. I have my tickets for the Wigan game and I am just glad that kids still get in free for that game, otherwise it would have been another expensive weekend.

I dont really care for the non wolves miscellaneous discount vouchers, my main objective from the season ticket is to gain entry into the ground for each game and by purchasing a season ticket you will be gaining entry cheaper than pay on the day price. Any additional vouchers are a bonus, if I was to ever use them.

Problem is you are asking the club to make predictions as to who we would draw in the 5th round. We have Wigan in the QF, but could have dawn them in the last round (oh sorry that's not possible, the draw is fixed). If we had drawn Wigan in the fifth round, imagine the cash the club would loose.

Leave it as it is, and price the games accordingly.

'Quarter final against Wigan?'

'That will be a million pounds sir'

Some things in life are priceless for everything else, there is MasterCard.

I know what you're saying, but that Nando's discount is pretty dammn good. Prob saved about £50 with it so far this season.

Compared to a lot of football grounds, the season ticket @ the Wolves offers fantastic value for money. With regard to the QF I think the club has got to make money as its a business so i wouldn't expect to get that game free

Given that the stadium attendance will go up next season , I wonder if the club will do an offer like Bradford did for this season, whereby if they sell 10,000 season tickets the price per ticket is only £100. It does work because Bradford attendance against Salford last weekend was over 12,000.

Mine was free. Jus' sayin

so was mine!