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Yeah - I guess all the saving in the family stand is via the kid tickets to preserve the North as the cheapest adult price and to not upset those opposite in WSL paying even higher adult prices.

Happily corrected on the lowest price. With himdsight I should have made it clear that the family stand doesn't come into my reckoning as it is not the preferred match day experience. Having said that you clearly could not fit all u18s into the family section (even if they wanted to) &...

I don't object to a price increase from 11 years. I do think there should be an u16 banding because because the increase from u10 to u18 is too great & to have 11 year olds paying the same as some 17/8 year olds strikes me as wrong (you only have to be u18 on the first day of the season to...

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You think an 18 year old paying the same season ticket price as an 11 year old is all good and fair. I don't. It's no big deal really although I didn't realise that being 16+ in full time education meant that you could not work and make any contribution. I mstakenly thought that was a choice.

yeah but the u18 band goes all the way to u10. Too wide in my view. There should be u16 or u14 bands.

There is no u16. It is u18. When you move from u10 to u18 your season ticket almost doubles in price (in the North)

There should be a further differentiated price for 11-16 or 11-14 yrs which more reasonably bridging the gap. To charge a child that is required to be accompanied the same as those over 16 is taking the proverbial.

How do you justify charging the same season ticket price for 11 year old children and 18 year old adults?