Hull have always ripped away fans off.

They used to (and still may) charge 50p extra a pint then in the home ends. I couldn't give a monkeys over the actual 50p but how can they have the cheek to do that.

They'll be charging 20p for a slash next.

Price for away fans is same as last year, £23 if bought before game day. £2 goes to the other club.

Some of those prices are abysmal, they're getting like premiership football although my brother got into Bolton for a European match for less than a tenner. When you see the families getting out of cars with 2 adults and 2 or 3 kids it's costing a fortune, next news crowds will start dropping as people just won't be able to afford it. Then the price goes up to cover the shortfall and the vicious circle grinds on.

Rochdale Hornets is £12 in a comfortable stand under cover with the bar right behind you, oh and we'll kiss your butt if you come!

Programme=£2.50. Pint £2.20 and Golden Gambles 3 for £2

Pugwash.

just a quick question here, me and my lad sit in the south at home, mainly because of the excellent value of his ticket. now do the east and west kids tickets get the free away and challenge cup vouchers like my lad does?

Sounds to me like they are going towards the football route, wont be long until games are split into Catagory A,B and C, you will be paying between £28-35 to see the top 4/5 play eachother, £23-28 for the likes of Hull KR, Castleford, Huddersfield and £20-23 for the bottom clubs i.e Wakefield. Mark my words.

That's why I don't go to Latics away games anymore (well that and the fact we're crap). You're usually looking at £40-£50 for the likes of Man Utd, Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool. Anything from £25 - £40 for the others with the odd £15. Hope RL goes nowhere near that route.

hull fc is £23 if bought before game day, same as last season,(west and east is £24), £25 if bought on the day

as for food and drink, that has nothing to do with the club, they have no say on that

nothing to stop away fans purchasing tickets in other areas of the ground, the £19 south stand ticket price is to encourage fc fans who stopped going the last few seasons to come back every other week, you wont get that with away fans

if you dont want to pay dont come, simple

that is a pathetic excuse , there is no justification for charging £5 more for away fans

what do you think would happen if 2000 wigan fans turn up, and all decided to sit in one of the other stands in the middle of the hull fans?

The Hull fans would learn to sing Cherry & White, and the Wigan fans would learn to sing Old Faithfull?

You ever tried singing with no teeth..........<realises he's talking to Rouges> there's nothing to see here folks.

be good to see 2000 wigan fans turn up but highly unlikely!

the club is looking after its own supporters for once after years of being hoodwinked by the last board

its only £5 more if you cant be d to purchase a ticket before game day

it is highly unlikely at the price your charging! I've enjoyed coming over to hull in the past but I won't be going this season im afraid. Im not paying 24/25 quid just to compensate for hull fans getting in cheaper for the same facility.

It'd be really nice to see Wigan and other clubs just decide to play them at their own game and increase the admission, beer and food in their away ends when Hull FC come to town. But we all know they wont. But it would be fair to do so imo.

Despite people saying the opposite, Salford DO have control over prices. staidum company charge a rental per game, salford take this into account and set prices.

20 for seating or standing for home or away fans at Barton this year. Not bad value compared to most and no more expensive than the willows

They will reduce prices for certain games Im told (such as london catalan) where crowds are traiditionally lower

Last season was £22 for adults, whilst prices for juniors and concessions (take note Rogues) have increased by £2 and £3 respectively. Have prices increased for home fans at Hull this season?