I mainly get a pass to eliminate paying on the day, with taxi, beer and food involved the last thing I want is another 20 quid hit on the day. I know I'm defiantly missing the Monday game and possibly another, but for me I don't buy a pass to make savings.

www.hullfc.com/page/1841/season-pass-benefits

There you go.

I think you have to accept that the South Stand has been heavily discounted for match day tickets.

The full price of a pass is £270 - £23 more than if you pay on the gate.

Fair enough, although that doesn't state which stand. I've still saved thirty-odd quid by getting a South Stand pass.

If you buy a season pass at full price you pay 1.70 odd extra a game. If you bought at discount which 99% of people do, you save about 2.50 a game.
But also with a pass you get other benefits like
A friend for a 5er voucher
Half price shirt printing
5pound off home or away shirt
Magic weekend discounts
Cup playoff discounts and priority
Discount for hull fc live

Also 35 retailers/companies offering discounts to pass holders including some real money savers like15/20 per cent off food bills at some decent eateries (15 per cent off la pearla meal saved me about a 10er)
2 for 1s at Beverly races
And too many for me to be bothered to point out!
When you weigh it all up its silly to moan
If you didn't get a South stand pass in the discount period your slightly down over all, 23pound over the course of a season. Feb to September (about 2.87 a month) but I'd suggest to make use of the benefits and make that money back!
If you buy a home or away shirt money is made to cover nearly 2months of losses!

Lots of sarcasm here if you cannot tell. Anyone moaning that they've hung around to long and paid full whack on a pass and are that short they'll miss 2.80odd a month as opposed to paying on the door shouldn't have got a pass at all.

I love being a Hull FC passholder. My club chose me. Would be very rude not to repay this.

I get a pass to keep my seat.

If there is a discount when buying a pass what's the problem? Its not the clubs fault if you can't make every game.

Agreed, I buy a pass knowing that I will deffinately miss one or two games, but my pass will probably still be used by my brother or a pal if I can't make it. Taking a one off hit in October works better for me than finding £20 on a walk up basis.

Someone mentioned that to buy a pass now at full price works out more than the walk up price per game (at least in South Stand), personally don't agree with that, yes you get other benefits for being a pass holder but worst case scenario should be that you are no worse off

Particularly interested to see the NHS offer, since I bought a pass for my Partner who works in the NHS.
Am I the only one who's been caught out.

I buy a pass to show my support for my club, not to try and save money. I usually miss 2-3 home games a season but that's life. However I do think there is no economic sense in buying a pass after the discount period ends.