They were giving leaflets away in the Grand Arcade yesterday for the Warrington match. £10 for an adult and junior ticket for the East stand. No doubt there will also be 'The Big one 4/5 whichever one we're up to now. I'm sure there will be other ticket offers during the season too, there ususially is.. I have a season ticket, so if I attend every game it's costing me on average £19 a game. Can someone please tell me, what was the point in me buying a season ticket when it prob would have cost less to not bother and take advantage of these offers that only non season ticket holders benefit from??

I did ponder on this, I'm away for at least 2 home games and can pick up freebies at work occasionally. I "like" the idea of backing the club by being a season ticket holder but I may think again next time around.

10% discount on your shirt.
Access to the supporters club.
Discount to all U19 and U16 games.
Priority on cup and away games.
Your own seat if in the East (a particular highlight for me) and West.
Discount on Wigan TV membership.

They'll claim all the above make it financially viable.

I'm not buying a shirt this season as is too similar to last year's, and wouldn't anyway as even with the discount is still too much of an additional unnecessary expense every year.I don't bother going to the supporter's club. (Is this the one before and after matches in the South stand bar?)Hardly ever go to the academy games. You can buy cup and away tickets directly from the RFL's webpage, or the team you are playing.The offers are also valid in the East stand, often also the West.Do you really need/want Wigan TV if you are attending all the games anyway?

In that case it probably was pointless getting a season ticket yes

Personally, I love the view from my seat in the East Stand as well as not needing to rush up at 6pm for an 8pm kick off like you do in the South. That in itself is worth the extra.

But if you're attending all the games anyway a season ticket works out better value.

I sit in the south, and get a pretty good seat every week when I rock up at 7:55.

A 2013 season ticket in the East Stand Silver was £225 for early bird renewals. The matchday price is £22 for that area this year. Even taking out the £10 Wire tickets and the Big One promotion, that still works out as a saving compared to buying individual match tickets.

ADD TO THAT THE SCRUM TICKET.......6 TICKETS FOR £30......... WORTH A LOT MORE THAN THAT.....

Me and my lad have got season tickets in the South Stand. His ticket entitles him free entry to all away matches. That's not bad value .

As a season ticket holder, you personally don't benefit from it. The 6 people who are non season ticket holders who get in for a fiver each are the ones who benefit whilst it cost you approx £19 for the same match.

Only if you're guaranteed to actually go to every game. Last year I missed two through being on holiday. Nobody's going to give me the average price of £19 back for each game I miss, I can hardly sell the ticket to family or friends for them to use whilst i'm away, especially not when they're off getting offers on tickets for every other game or using one of our two scrum tickets.

I've not got a season ticket because I know there will be more than three occaisions that I can get free tickets/hospitality therefore pointless forking out.

The incentives to buy a season ticket need to be better for me personally.

A good incentive for me, would be discount for away tickets as I rarely miss a game.