Are the latest planned Scottish Rugby ticket price hikes going to drive fans away from attending matches at Murrayfield?
Some would say prices are already far too high as it is and upping the costs of what is already an expensive day out is the last straw.
I have been flooded with public and private messages from supporters angry at price hikes for home games that they say are set to be introduced.
One fan, Jay Mac, said on X, formerly Twitter: "Scottish Rugby increasing my season pass from £210 to £605 for a seat closer to Haymarket than the pitch. £86 per game including Scotland vs Portugal."
Another fan, Scott Harkins, said: “I have gone from silver £290 per pass to category four £540 pass. I am in the north stand, have good seats, decent people around us. I can’t quite grasp the reasoning behind such a big rise but as per, will go and support."
Stephen Maxwell said: “If I have read it correctly it’s now £157.50 for the Ireland game in next season's Six Nations."
Simon Forrest replied: “I love the team, but it is really hard to like the organisation that is Scottish Rugby Union."
That is a snapshot of some of the comments I received and the planned rises seem to be based around new ‘stadium seating configurations.’
A Scottish Rugby statement sent to supporters reads: “We are constantly reviewing our pricing policy to provide fans with the widest range of tickets and offers to suit all budgets, to allow the fairest possible access to tickets.
"To ensure we have more seats available to accommodate our family-friendly offers this season will see the introduction of two different stadium layouts: one for the Autumn Nations Series and one for the Guinness Six Nations championship.
‘The vast majority of seats currently occupied by Scotland season pass holders will remain in the same category for both series of games.
"However, some season pass seats straddle categories so their holders will have a hybrid season pass, where their category for the Autumn Nations Series, will be different to the one for the Guinness Six Nations.
"As the season pass is the sum of the individual tickets for each game, to accommodate those seats straddling the two stadium layouts, the season pass will now be categorised as category one to seven."
Scotland Rugby News understands Murrayfield chiefs believe their ticketing policy is good value for money compared to home unions. We also understand Scottish Rugby has sold almost a third of the season passes since they were put up for renewal last week.
Scottish Rugby has a page of frequently asked questions about their new pricing structure. It can be viewed here
Read the rules here