South Wales Scorpions announce ticket prices

The South Wales Scorpions have announced match-day ticket prices and season ticket prices for next season. Fans can watch the new club take on the likes of York City Knights, Halifax and Gateshead Thunder for very reasonable prices next season.

The newly named Scorpions, who will play out of Neath next season, have confirmed match-day prices and season ticket costs for next season.

Chairman Phil Davies, a regular contributor to our messageboard, has announced that adult season tickets will be priced at £60, with concessionary tickets for the whole campaign a snip at only £30.

Meanwhile, match-day tickets will be charged at £8 for adults and £4 for concessions.

The club will only be competing in Championship One next season – so ten home fixtures will be played. Adult season ticket holders thus potentially save £20 on walk-up prices, with concessions saving a tenner.

The new season gets underway on February 28^th at home to Workington Town.

South Wales Scorpions announce ticket prices

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Date: 23/12/2009 02:08

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Date: 15/01/2010 21:21

hi i wasment to go then they said no without looking at me did this happen to u

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