Im also a student and i have to say that WTW season tickets are very reasonable. After all its 12 quid on the gate so ur getting in half price. Stop being immature....get a job and get on with your life

agreed. im 21, at uni and have been through it all... you get a job. end of

Quote snowie="snowie"and the 64 yr olds pay full while 65s get in on a OAP, there has to be a line that is drawn, do not see it'" No they don't. Over 60's get in as concessions. wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/2009/11/ ... fans-2010/

Quote snowie="snowie"and the 64 yr olds pay full while 65s get in on a OAP, there has to be a line that is drawn, do not see it'" No they don't. Over 60's get in as concessions. wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/2009/11/ ... fans-2010/

Get the season ticket for Christmas?

I can understand the argument about student prices but at 95 quid it's a steal for me. As for the point about fitting it around college work, get a weekend job. May only be part-time 7 hrs a week but that's still 32 quid a week roughly on minimum wage. You can always do extra hours during holidays. Just send your CV out to local businesses or even better, go in personally. A lot of stores will be looking at getting temp staff in now for Xmas.

The difference in pricing between a 15 years olds ticket and a 16 year olds ticket is simple.



A 15yo is a minor and needs to have an adult supervising them - therefore the club also sell a adult ticket which subsidises the cost.

A 16 yo is not a minor and can attend on their own.

My sister attended Medical school ( cow got the looks and the brains) she worked 3 nights in a local Restaurant to get some cash. The student who needs to do 5 hours extra per subject is telling porkies, if my sister can qualify as a medical doctor on 10 hours extra revision in total per 7 day week, and still get a bar and waitress job, then so can anyone. The demands in that degree are higher than any other.



I know that you Students are lefty pinko commie types, but dont worry, once you qualify and get a job in middle management you will be middle aged Tory voters demanding a rise in the cost of leisure activitiesicon_biggrin.gif

A 'child' can get married and have sex legally at 16.



The irony meter is in overdrive here. We have some of the same posters lambasting the club for a £95 per season ticket on here and on another thread calling the club incompetent for not being able to pay the tax bill.



This is your challenge - do you want a club or not, if so, how much.



£95.00 for 14 (inc cup game) x 1.5hrs = 21 hours of entertainment = less than £5.00 per hour. There are few 'amusements' which would come as cheap as that.

I am a student at leeds uni and i also work 12 hours a week in a shop to fund myself and have extra money for things like rugby matches. I dont buy a student ticket because i can't guarentee that i will get to enough home games to make it cheeper than buying individual tickets (£10 for a student if bought before game day) due to the fact that i often work sundays.



In my opinion £95 is a bargain and if i could gurentee i wouldn't be working sundays then i deffinatly would get a season ticket.



As for travelling to away games, i try and get to as many as possible depending on work commitments. I drive tl them so i have petrol to pay for aswell as my ticket which i have found for a student range from £10 to £14 for a student meaning that we have the cheepest student tickets. This shows that it clerly is affordable for a student to get to both home and away games and if you don't drive then the WISCA bus is a relitivly cheep way tgo get to away games.



To conclude my post i am going to say that students, of which i am one, should stop moaning about the cost of tickets and take advantage of the reduced prices while they can.

I assume you have never been to Thailand

Errr no!

haha....Brilliant