Re: Crowds : Sat Mar 04, 2023 9:31 am  

Warrington have reached 6,500 members, with 1,300 of those being the reintroduced Wolf Pack for Under 12s priced from £26.

Hopefully with the good start we’ve had we’ll have more part season and flexi memberships sold along with people who pick their matches.

Re: Crowds : Sat Mar 04, 2023 2:57 pm  

lister wrote:

Warrington have reached 6,500 members, with 1,300 of those being the reintroduced Wolf Pack for Under 12s priced from £26.

Hopefully with the good start we’ve had we’ll have more part season and flexi memberships sold along with people who pick their matches.

We would if the flexi memberships were actually on sale. I wonder if it’s a deliberate ploy to push people to buy full season tickets but now the season’s started there’s no reason for them not to be on sale. Not the first year it’s happened either. That and paper only tickets in 2023 is baffling.

Re: Crowds : Sun Mar 05, 2023 6:43 pm  

TheWarringtonWolve69 wrote:

£32 to watch Leeds? Lol.

Just increased the price now we are World Champions again

Re: Crowds : Sun Mar 05, 2023 7:52 pm  

So with a cost of living crisis and some increased ticket prices why do we think attendances are so good. Could the coverage on Channel 4 be helping to drive attendances to a wider audience. We have always had a good product but has never been marketed properly. Or are clubs upping their efforts to promote fixtures with the new IMG criteria’s on the horizon. Or is RL better Vanir than mother entertainment, football etc?

Re: Crowds : Mon Mar 06, 2023 9:47 am  

CowYed13 wrote:

So with a cost of living crisis and some increased ticket prices why do we think attendances are so good. Could the coverage on Channel 4 be helping to drive attendances to a wider audience. We have always had a good product but has never been marketed properly. Or are clubs upping their efforts to promote fixtures with the new IMG criteria’s on the horizon. Or is RL better Vanir than mother entertainment, football etc?

For me it's a mixture of Channel4 and the World Cup attracting new viewers, and also people feeling more confident to come back after the pandemic (2022 season tickets were on sale just as Omicron was on the march)

Re: Crowds : Tue Mar 07, 2023 2:09 pm  

Saints are taking 2,000+ on safari to the far flung delights of Leigh for the Leopards game. Should be another top night at Leigh Sports Vegas.

Sell the place out, another defeat for Saints could be on the cards given the RFL's decimation of the squad this week.

Re: Crowds : Tue Mar 07, 2023 2:55 pm  

At least some Leigh players will keep their heads on.

Cant wait to see what happens if Saints lose.

Re: Crowds : Tue Mar 07, 2023 6:34 pm  

Saddened! wrote:

Saints are taking 2,000+ on safari to the far flung delights of Leigh for the Leopards game. Should be another top night at Leigh Sports Vegas.

Sell the place out, another defeat for Saints could be on the cards given the RFL's decimation of the squad this week.

Shame that the deliberate headshot has been outlawed or you could be close to full strength.

Re: Crowds : Tue Mar 07, 2023 7:49 pm  

Jason65 wrote:

At least some Leigh players will keep their heads on.

Cant wait to see what happens if Saints lose.

Re: Crowds : Thu Mar 23, 2023 6:14 pm  

ComeOnYouUll wrote:

Attendance today was 15,383 - Hull's biggest non derby attendance for almost six years and biggest for an opening home fixture since 2005. Great effort.

Sounds a credible attendance however factor into that figure that it will include the stadium management company (SMC) allocated tickets which I believe is 2000 ( No one has to attend it is just included in the attendance figure announced ) this was contracted by the Hull FC chairman Adam Pearson.
Coupled with the fact that Hull FC were selling season tickets for the 2023 season for a merely £1 makes the “announced” attendance far less impressive touching on misleading.