RL is an expensive habit for families compared to other forms of entertainment.



£21.40 for a family ticket to the local cinema

£28- £108 Family to sale sharks ( they have a wide ticketing model)

£32.00 family ticket wrestling at Theatre royal

£41- 55 family ticket chester zoo

£62-68 Camelot Theme park

£64 for equivalent to watch Saints



It certainly gets a lot cheaper if you get season tickets but that's a lot of commitment.



RL can be a cheaper habit for families compared to football and other live events



£40-120 Wigan

£100 - 120 Liverpool FC

Arena Concerts £100 - 200+



I don't feel ripped off BUT it is noticeable that their are less families in RL and less younger fans not only because of pricing but also evening fixtures. The fact that a number of your teams games are on SKY doesn't help either.



And we haven't even started on Home entertainment



I would like to see more imaginative pricing and more one off reductions to boost attendances and ongoing fan support.



There should also be more incentive & reward for season ticket holders as well they deserve better than a reduced ticket price, few quid off merchandise and priority for cup games for their continued loyalty and outlay in difficult times.

Season ticket holders get 10% off at the Oneills shop in Widnes. Tops are usually around the £40 mark so that doesnt bother me.

Biggest rip off is Sky TV. I don't subscribe and never will unless it gets an awful lot cheaper to watch RL or they introduce PPV for games.

£20 for some games just isn’t common sense.



Not when you can have a good night out on the town for less.

Where the hell do you drink? £20??

Freebies and hustling my friend.



One night I went out with £20 and came home with £24 thanks to a bit of the old ticket touting. Another night I was sipping either Laurent Perrier or Dom Perignon for free. Can't remeber which one because I was too busy having the rare chance of living it up!

On a more serious note a majority of long term season ticket holders are ripped off when people can obtain free tickets for a majority of matches when their simply just know someone at the club whenever its a player or backroom staff.



Whilst I agree with corporate ticketing. I find getting tickets off the club because your a friend or a relative pretty wrong when a majority have to fork out a lot (to them) to watch a rugby league match.



I doubt its a big problem though it reaks of capitalism.

It may be different when they move to the new stadium, but I think Saints is expensive for what's on offer.



£19 adult entrance allows me to stand on a crumbling terrace; visit the toilet and p**s against a wall (no urinals, or hand washing facilities); and purchase overpriced, inedible burgers and pies.



Admittedly I get to watch Saints, but on the downside I have to watch some other team as well.

Hull used to give a discount, that then stopped and they gave away a free hat - season ticket holders hat, that then stopped when free entrance was given to the rd4 challenge cup games. So Hull have not given a discount in a number of years, if it has then I have missed out for some reason.

NRL shirts sell for 75quid adult, 50quid kids so in comparison no your not being ripped off!

I don't consider it a payment for the shirt as a garment. It's more a contribution to the club for which you get something back.

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