Anyone figured out yet if the £175 tickets are reserved seating ? The website seems to offer same choice of blocks for £99 and £175 ticket. Does that mean you can sit anywhere with £99 ticket ?

Phoned the club yesterday, all seating is unreserved. The bit on the website where you can select a block is a glitch. The extra you pay for Super Bronco is for car park, members bar, ect.

Sorry - what a mess.

I've held my tongue thus far but I'd rather Craig Gower's salary had been spent on some back office professionals.

Same old club - everything is held together with sticky tape.

The idea itself is inexcusable. Judging by the number of people sitting there, there are/were plenty of people who are prepared to pay more to sit in the best seats, several of those have posted so on here. This was significantly more than the cheapstake special that the likes of wire quin bought, and surely a useful revenue stream for the club. I've never known any club to sell its seats like this, in any sport.

All unreserved seating does come as a suprise I must admit- £75 for parking and access to Bar etc

Listy, Wire Quin had 3 top price tickets!! but may not this year. Maybe get just the one so that the car can be parked outside the ground!

Absolute bargain the tickets

Really?! He was mugged



The tickets are indeed a bargain though.

Think that's one Superbronco for the parking and no queueing at the bars and standards for the rest

This is ludicrous

Must admit if we can't get people to go for 99 quid season tickets it really is time to pack up and go home. I do recall the fate of Haringey Greyhounds ice hockey club though. Back in my London days they were playing at the lowest level of senior hockey and allowed people in for free. They put together a good side, based around a rather talented Nordic player who happened to live locally and played for love of the game not money, won the league and packed people in. Over a thousand for some games. After promotion they started to charge. One pound initially, the crowds plunged down to around a hundred and fifty or so tops with more ceasing to attend when it rose to a fiver a month or two into the season. I also remember a friend who all but stopped watching Quins RL as he thought paying 25 quid for a kids season ticket was a disgrace after they stopped being free. Establish a perception that something should be cheap and it's often very difficult to get people to pay a sensible rate further down the line.

Fingers crossed we will get people in and they will stick around when we start pricing more realistically. Anyway I'm off to battle the ticketing system again. Didn't manage to buy a ticket yesterday thanks to various error messages and issues...........

this is harlequins

Oh no it isn't!



Unless that was sarcasm. In which cases that was simply a panto reference.