New Mini Season Tickets : Mon Dec 08, 2014 11:42 am  

The tickets come in a booklet and admit 1 to any Home League or Super 8 match in 2015. The tickets are completely blank, so can be used for any Home League game at all. For example, you could use the Four tickets across 2015 for Halifax V Bradford Bulls, Halifax V Featherstone Rovers, Halifax V London Broncos and Halifax V Leigh Centurions. The Mini Season Ticket is perfect for a Christmas present, those planning to go to a game with friends in 2015, or even those who work shifts and don't quite know if a full Season Ticket will be the best value. The savings are as follows: East Adult - £72 (saving £8) East Conc - £55 (saving £5) East Student - £36 (saving £4) South Adult - £60 (saving £8) South Conc - £45 (saving £3) South Student - £30 (saving £4) To buy your Halifax RLFC Mini Season Ticket 2015, Call 01422 342 792, or go to our online shop here: http://halifaxr.rlstore.co.uk/category/ ... on-Tickets

The tickets come in a booklet and admit 1 to any Home League or Super 8 match in 2015. The tickets are completely blank, so can be used for any Home League game at all. For example, you could use the Four tickets across 2015 for Halifax V Bradford Bulls, Halifax V Featherstone Rovers, Halifax V London Broncos and Halifax V Leigh Centurions. The Mini Season Ticket is perfect for a Christmas present, those planning to go to a game with friends in 2015, or even those who work shifts and don't quite know if a full Season Ticket will be the best value. The savings are as follows: East Adult - £72 (saving £8) East Conc - £55 (saving £5) East Student - £36 (saving £4) South Adult - £60 (saving £8) South Conc - £45 (saving £3) South Student - £30 (saving £4) To buy your Halifax RLFC Mini Season Ticket 2015, Call 01422 342 792, or go to our online shop here: http://halifaxr.rlstore.co.uk/category/ ... on-Tickets

Re: New Mini Season Tickets : Mon Dec 08, 2014 12:09 pm  

Another great idea.In my instance (as like many others no doubt) a season ticket
is a bit of a financial gamble.Although i attend 99% of matches with having other peoples
interests as well as my own to contend with i am just as likely to miss Fev at home as opposed to Worky away in midweek.

Re: New Mini Season Tickets : Mon Dec 08, 2014 12:41 pm  

Great idea, I work weekends 50% of the time so suits me.

Re: New Mini Season Tickets : Mon Dec 08, 2014 1:02 pm  

Great initiative. These things are inherently risky, but if you don't try you don't know how successful they could be!

Re: New Mini Season Tickets : Mon Dec 08, 2014 1:25 pm  

Fax certainly seemed to have upped the game and are doing some good marketing and PR. Very tempted myself to get one of these for the 4 games listed above.

Re: New Mini Season Tickets : Mon Dec 08, 2014 2:15 pm  

Bubba wrote:

Fax certainly seemed to have upped the game and are doing some good marketing and PR. Very tempted myself to get one of these for the 4 games listed above.

When was your last fax game(i know you were regular at one time)?

Re: New Mini Season Tickets : Mon Dec 08, 2014 2:25 pm  

Not sure of the specific game but it was the end of the 2007 season when they brought in the ridiculous franchising (end of automatic promotion and relegation). Sport is about rewarding success and punishing failure. Putting a halt on this made the game pointless to me and was the start of a quick decline of a game which I actually preferred watching more than football.

Id watched Fax up at Thrum Hall for a couple of seasons then stopped when my parents friends (who used to take me) stopped going. I started up again when Fax moved to the Shay and was a regular to home and away games up until 2008.

Re: New Mini Season Tickets : Mon Dec 08, 2014 2:45 pm  

Bubba wrote:

Not sure of the specific game but it was the end of the 2007 season when they brought in the ridiculous franchising (end of automatic promotion and relegation). Sport is about rewarding success and punishing failure. Putting a halt on this made the game pointless to me and was the start of a quick decline of a game which I actually preferred watching more than football.

Id watched Fax up at Thrum Hall for a couple of seasons then stopped when my parents friends (who used to take me) stopped going. I started up again when Fax moved to the Shay and was a regular to home and away games up until 2008.

That's a familiar theme i'm afraid.I hope The return of possible promotion(abeit very slight) tempts many more back.

Re: New Mini Season Tickets : Mon Dec 08, 2014 5:04 pm  

Great idea.

It's the way forward in these days of multiple competing leisure activities.

Imho, four is a bit low but it can be tweaked in the light of experience.

Re: New Mini Season Tickets : Mon Dec 08, 2014 6:30 pm  

griff1998 wrote:

Great idea.

It's the way forward in these days of multiple competing leisure activities.

Imho, four is a bit low but it can be tweaked in the light of experience.

I suppose you could always but two !