I emailed the club this morning, they quickly replied. gave me a password + Told me to enter my email address, got into the system but wouldn’t accept my charge of birthday, I sent another email advising them of this, received another email back saying they had now entered my DOB.
All done and dusted, very efficient service by those staff.

It wouldn't let me type the birthdates in, but it happily accepted them using the drop-downs.

Simple enough process. Was bound to have teething problems.

The DOB works on the calendar and often fails just writing it in

Can someone please enlighten me as to what you are all talking about.
I went to club shop, told them which seats I had reserved last season for son and myself(even though we never sat in them) . Looked at stand grid , agreed which two were mine, paid for them Given copy of block, row and numbers and told would be notified when ready for collection.
Didn't know I had to do anything else.
Are you talking about those who reserved on line?

Yes, online purchases. FWIW, the system for entering dobs didn't work for me on the day that the email was sent (was it yesterday!?) - but have just logged back on now and everything is fine, correct number of tickets, correct additional bits, and my dates of birth for each ticket have been accepted - system working great now

I got email, didn't purchase mine online, bought at club shop.

Shudds have "SMASHED" through 3000 ticket sales https://www.totalrl.com/huddersfield-gi ... ague-2024/

Shudds have "SMASHED" through 3000 ticket sales https://www.totalrl.com/huddersfield-gi ... ague-2024/

Season tickets even cheaper than Trinity's. Really surprised with such a well funded team who has a chance to compete that there isn't more interest.

I can't understand how they get away with charging over 30s more.
I'm sure that could easily be challenged legally

I've seen an article today where Leigh have smashed the 3500 season tickets sold. Beaumont is talking an A grade next time round.

Just extending the kids and students concession a bit longer. Legally, nothing to see, and quite smart business. They’re the shirt buying demographic and get them hooked when they have young kids

Well I do concede to your knowledge on this.

My thoughts on it being different is that concessions usually apply to a group legally or at least generally understood to be different. Ie. Children or OAP.
Students are an extension of this as they are similar that the don't have a full time job.

I guess it's how it was written. If they'd said 'discount for under 30' I probably wouldn't have picked up on it.

Does anyone know if season tickets will be available to collect pre Christmas ?
I realise there is still ages before the season starts.

5000 sold.