Back by popular demand, and just in time to make a fine Christmas gift, Half Season Cards will soon be available to buy. A Half Season Card will be the best, and cheapest, way to guarantee your seat at the KC Stadium for every Sky Bet Championship fixture after Christmas as the Tigers look to consolidate their push for promotion back to the Barclays Premier League. Valid from our Boxing Day game against Burnley, a Half Season Card will also cover big Yorkshire Derbies against Sheffield Wednesday and Leeds United, as well as our home game against Rotherham United on the final day of the season. Full details and prices will be available in the next few days, so keep an eye out for further information on the Official Website. http://www.hullcitytigers.com/news/...-coming-soon-2806958.aspx#p5HQOUEIxYDp8Yx2.99
Half Season Cards On Sale Friday... Back by popular demand, Half Season Cards will go on sale from 9am on Friday morning. Starting with our Boxing Day home game against Burnley, a Half Season Card will guarantee you your seat at the KC Stadium for the second half of what is turning into a very exciting season, and also make for an excellent Christmas present! With the Tigers currently top of the Championship and pushing for an instant return to the Premier League, a Half Season Card gets you into all of the key games after Christmas and saves you money in the process*. Half Season Cards are available in the North, East and South Stands, with adult prices starting from £288, and cover the final 12 home league games which include big Yorkshire Derbies against Sheffield Wednesday and Leeds United as well as our final day game against Rotherham United. And to make it easier, you can spread the cost over the space of three months with our Direct Debit payment plan. Guarantee your place at the heart of the action from 9am on Friday with Half Season Cards available in person from the KC Stadium Ticket Office and by calling 01482 505600. Closing date for purchasing a Half Season Card is Friday 11th December. The first 200 fans to purchase will also receive a Christmas card signed by members of the first team squad. Half Season Card Prices Smith & Nephew North & Ideal Boilers East Stands £300 Adults £168 Seniors (65+) £156 Ages 16-22 Years £102 Ages 13-18 Years £42 Under 13s MKM South Stand £288 Adults £162 Seniors (65+) £150 Ages 16-22 Years £72 Ages 13-18 Years £30 Under 13s http://www.hullcitytigers.com/news/...-sale-friday-2821305.aspx#yWyuoAhyTz4PyE7w.99
Prices against Full season pass prices... Smith & Nephew North & Ideal Boilers East Stands £300 Adults - £545 full season £156 Ages 16-22 Years - £269 full season £102 Ages 13-18 Years - £165 full season £42 Under 13s - £30 full season MKM South Stand £288 Adults - £531 full season £150 Ages 16-22 Years - £255 full season £72 Ages 13-18 Years - £95 full season £30 Under 13s - £32 full season
Doesn't seem long ago that a full season pass was less than one of these half season passes. First season back in Premier League I paid about £370 for a season pass. Now it is only £70 less for a half season in the Championship. The marketing genius really painted himself into a corner with his petty response in incrading prices bybso much when he failed to get his way on the name change.
So when people on here say we should be doing more to get young uns into the KC. A full season pass for up to 22 year olds is less than 12 quid a game. How much more can the club do?
On average for a parent/child its reasonable I guess. I assume they don't want childless adults to attend though.
Not a lot, Chazz. Some people in Hull think anything over £1 is expensive. Those prices are more than reasonable. A 21 year old living at home will have more disposable income than a 40 year old with a mortgage or rent to pay, council tax, kids etc... If they can't afford to go now they never will. They certainly can't do much else for £12. Of course when discussing prices the local media only quote the dearest tickets. In reality, not many people pay that.
Yet people who will baulk at perfectly reasonable prices to see us hopefully win this league, would happily pay more than that for a day out to London. Not sure I'm that arsed about catering to them.
Some peoples idea of whats worth it is quite strange I remember running a mens football team and it was a nightmare getting £1 subs off them saying im skint Then youd go to pub and see them ploughing pounds into a bandit. Its all about people perception of worth
If they'd hurry up and get a new chief executive in and leave him to run the club without all the spite for fans and everything I'd buy one today.
