Corporate seems a bit eyewatering but good luck to them if they can fill that. Gold seems more reasonable & with Silver & Bronze to come, if they can get families that have been priced out by football & union to come who knows what might happen. 


As always, the big issue is when we can't play at PL. I can't see new fans following the club around the South East the way we have over the years. 

The club seems to be pushing the upper limit of what most south-east rugby league fans will pay for ticketed membership. Unless you’re planning to get to every home game and make full use of the extras, I’d hold off on the £300 “Gold” option and see what the Silver or Bronze tiers offer (if available), or whether single-game discounts return. For those who can’t make every match, don’t fancy the trips to Ebbsfleet, or bring different friends along from week to week, a fixed seat might actually be a drawback. It’s also worth waiting for the fixture list, as many games may be Friday nights depending on AFC Wimbledon’s schedule. If the “new era” really delivers better rugby and a proper match-day buzz, great, but if not, they risk pricing out the very fans who’ve kept the club going.
It’s certainly Super League pricing but looking at the squad so far, it’s shaping up nicely; a strong team could make home games worth it even in the Championship. Right now, it’s a gamble on performance and the “new era” delivery, but there’s definite upside if things click on the pitch.

The owners are clearly giving it a go so I bought the social membership for £25 to show support. However I read the spec several times and remain of the view that, in real terms, it offers absolutely nothing of value. If that’s not true club may need to tighten up their messaging re benefits of products. Same with pulse out of Season tickets. A mark up from £175 to £300 is quite steep. Personally I think £25/30 a game is reasonable for London especially if it’s a decent product (on that basis I would not be too proud to accept a partial refund for some of the Coleman era dross) but again when I look at the spec I really struggle to see what possible extra value there will be to the Gold as opposed Silver. The add ons that I assume will go add very little to my mind and I think it would be a mistake to just have Gold ticket members in the half way line seats with other ST members shunted to the side. So I’ve done my bit but I absolutely see why others won’t. Again my suggestion would be that they consider the value for money aspect. Vague promises of food promotions is not the draw some might think. Free entrance to one post season play off game, free extra ticket for one home game for family member or some sort of event for ST holders might be a better pitch.