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... it's changing all the time. 552 on the RFL site is back on sale again as Cat5 - our allocation was Cat6.

No wonder the neutral support has dropped significantly with the prices they're charging. I wonder if this talk of moving away from wembley is to try and get a better deal from the stadium?

Why, it's not expensive for a major final at a national stadium, double the KC, not unreasonable...?

70 and 85 very excessive for a rugby league game

Not sure how to put a picture on, but Hull just released the latest ticket info. Only one block of club Wembley left. Awesome. https://twitter.com/hullfcofficial/stat ... 0061181952

Not sure how to put a picture on, but Hull just released the latest ticket info. Only one block of club Wembley left. Awesome. https://twitter.com/hullfcofficial/stat ... 0061181952

Neutrals will probably buy tickets well in advance to maximise the discounts. Buying before the end of June could have saved a fair bit.

City's home game against Bolton on the 26th has been rearranged for the Friday to avoid a clash.

(Bolton is only 12 miles from Wigan )

But it's not just a "rugby league game", it's a Marks & Spencer's Challenge Cup Final rugby league game. (Sponsored by Ladbrooks), and there's plenty of less expensive seats.

Atmosphere is going to be brilliant with the way theyve sold the tickets, we've got all the fans in one big block rather than spread out like previous visits

It is if you want a decent view.

No it isn't, even at £50 full price that isn't expensive at all, a concession is £37.50 and a junior a shed load less. How much do you think it costs to go watch a top sporting event anywhere? What about pop concerts or a top show somewhere?

Like for like it's very very good value and cheap tickets still with good views are an absolute steal even when compared to a home game at the KCom.

I can only assume JTP has never been to Wembley. Some people seem to forget the running costs of a venue like Wembley, as you say, tickets for a concert would be way more. I don't recall many people complaining about the cost of tickets for ELO, Primal Scream etc.

It's quite simple, if you think it's too expensive, don't pay it, 1000's will, and those that don't (as opposed to cant't) probably won't be missed anyway. A pint is rocking towards £4, so someone going out an average of 3 times a week only needs to cut down by 1 pint a night, over a month that's the difference between a normal game and a big event ticket.