45-Year-Old Welsh Rugby Fan Slams £555 Ticket For Match-Day Experience

Fans of the Wales national rugby union team have voiced their criticism at the high ticket prices for the side’s 2src24 Six Nations Championship fixtures, amidst the team currently not achieving success on the field.

The Wales rugby team are massively popular across the nation but interest seems to have dropped as matches are no longer selling out like before.

Partly to do with that is the high cost it requires to watch the team, with adults having to pay a minimum of £4src to attend the Six Nations matches. If fans wanted to secure a ticket in the Principality Stadium’s best seats for this year’s competition, it would cost them as much as £115.

Welsh rugby supporter, Paul Evans, who has cheered on his nation since he was a teenager, has revealed that it costs £555 per matchday, once factoring in match tickets, travel and food, to take his family to watch their nation play.

Expectedly, tickets make up the majority of the amount, with Evans having to fork out £46src for two adult tickets and two under 17 tickets. Costs for the train