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Hull KR and Wakefield Trinity look set to have regular full houses in 2027 after both shared incredible starts to their season ticket sales.

Super League clubs Hull KR and Wakefield Trinity have both reported record-breaking season ticket sales ahead of the 2027 season. Hull KR reached over 10,000 full-season members for the second straight year, while reigning champions Wakefield Trinity surpassed 6,000 season ticket sales, a modern-era record for the club at this stage.
Hull KR CEO Paul Lakin praised supporter loyalty as the club prepares to welcome new coach Nathan Cayless to Craven Park. Meanwhile, Wakefield Trinity announced that two of the four stands at DIY Kitchens Stadium, including the North Stand terrace and Neil Fox CBE Stand, are already sold out.
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