How much are we all charging for away spectators ?
Hull are increasing ticket prices to £27 for the north stand which is massively expensive (even though it is a quality ground)
Strangely it is only £19 for the opposite end (increasing to £21, I pressume)

How can RL be a working class sport ?

It depends how you define working class?

Wigan were selling junior season tickets at £26 including away swaps vouchers!

It's not £27 its £23 in advance and £25 on the day although still expensive it's got the best facilities in the league and a top class view from everywhere.

I'll call your £26 and raise you a £20 junior season ticket at WTW - granted it was only for a limited period, but a great offer nonetheless.

Is the KC the most expensive SL ground to visit this season?

You may be right at todays price, but there is an increase to come in before we play you, so it is £27 on the day (£25 in advance)
Why is the price £6 cheape at the other end of the ground ?

No idea mate ive never payed a match day price because ive had a season pass for the last 12 years, wasn't aware of any increase just going by the club website, if true it's unfair on the away fans, however i dont think its that bad considering some prices at some of the worse grounds are not that far away.

Rugby League is not actually that cheap anymore.

Compared to other sports it is still the best value IMO. £25 for Hull is too much though. Why should it be more than the home fans pay?

I reckon some supporters at bradford and huddersfield would disagree with that,wern't they selling season tickets for £50 & £80

As well as Wakefield for £100.

It is a bit steep I think, at the same time its a fantastic stadium. Probably one of the best I've been to (along with Cardiff Citys stadium). Don't think away fans should have to fork out more than home fans either TBH.

Very happy with my student ticket for Huddersfield this weekend (£12).