I'm very tempted to boycott and I hate missing games!

i thought there were rules that staded away fans could only be charged the equivelant home supporter price for their tickets

Even the touchlines at Hull are £24 so how can they justify £25?

Don't go. Simples.

There wont be any fans waiting untill the day to decide. Shocking price for a family of four, I cant see many families paying that price. Food, drink and travel on top of that and you could go take the family away for the night to somewhere a lot nicer than Hull.

Very, very poor.

Having said that I haven't been to Hull since the Boulevard days due to the appalling behaviour of their fans on numerous occasions. I know a few other people (not just Wigan fans) who have also effectively been boycotting Hull for years. Things like this are hardly likely to encourage people to give them a chance to show they are more welcoming to away fans.

It would be nice if the RFL could take some action on this sort of discriminatory pricing (which is damaging to the image of the sport as well as being unfair to away fans), but since they fail in just about every area, it would be stupid to expect them to do anything.

ah just seen the football ruling Premier League rules stipulate that away ticket prices must be comparable in price for similar seats for home fans so i guess its comparable but still a joke

Once you're in the KC Stadium they then charge away fans more for food and drink than home fans pay.

As I said it may have been a bit of karma kicking in when their game was postponed in Perpignan.

So am I to assume you won't be travelling in your usual thousands then?

Is travelling in thousands required to be charged reasonable & honest admission prices?

Leeds and Huddersfield didn't bring ''thousands'' this year yet they were charged reasonable prices.

Home end for me.

On principle alone I won't be paying that price. I don't mind paying the going rate, but I'm not paying a higher price
just because their club are giving the home fans a special offer!

Tbh its probably the lack of away support that has caused the price to go up. Theres only Rovers and Leeds who bring more than a few hundred (occasionally the lancashire clubs do if its an important game). Its probably better for Hull to just charge a few quid more rather than try to tempt in away fans who wont come anyway.

Besides im sure the Wigan fans would be welcome in the South (if there is room) and there are some pretty good family deals in the west stand too.

Home end or no trip. Simples.

How many did Wigan take last season? How many did Warrington take last season and this season?

Is Adam Pearson still make false claims about prices being no higher than last season for away fans?

Warrington brought a good following last season because they had to win to be league leaders. Wigan last year and Warrington this brought ok followings but nothing outstanding. Besides I'm not saying I agree with the prices, just pointing out that from a purely selfish point of view, it is better for Hull.

As for Pearsons quote, would you like to explain how £23 is more than £23? Maths never was my strong suit and I'm struggling to grasp this one.