Official Site: EDINBURGH DERBY TICKETS ON SALE

[lucky]

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If Hibs are losing money then there obviously is a need to charge those prices.

So if Hibs continue to lose money then we have to pay more, but when the club made a profit the prices still went up. The reality is football is to expensive, not just Hibs, but charging £28 for a second division game in Scotland is a joke. I would guess that's the most expensive ticket price for a second tier game in the history of Scottish football.

[hibs0666]

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Let's be honest..

The issue is 30% price and 70% we're most likely to get pumped..

That's the crux here

Wow. Just wow.

[Judas Iscariot]

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Wow. Just wow.

Great input

[hibs0666]

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Great input

My thoughts entirely.

[duffers]

irrespective of the price, hearts will sell out. so say 3,500 at £20 rather than £28 is £28,000.

The question is, could we make that up in home fans by reducing the price for both?

They also need to try and keep the season ticket worth the value.

i personally think 20 is plenty, especially for the level we're playing at. However, it's not how the club will see it

[SunshineOnLeith]

The lunchtime kickoff was more of a deterrent than the price for me, but I've been offered a freebie so I'll be there.

[DH1875]

Living and travelling from the weege makes a 12.45 a killer. 12.15, forget about it . Sounds daft I know but the half hour does actually make a difference .

[Joe6-2]

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Living and travelling from the weege makes a 12.45 a killer. 12.15, forget about it . Sounds daft I know but the half hour does actually make a difference .

TV and OUR CLUB don't give a toss about the fans!