Chairman of the Trust, Paul Corkery, told the Echo
“We are pleased that Cardiff City and the stadium caterers have announced a reduction in some prices, which is to be welcomed. The club have clearly listened to issues raised by fans. However, we will still be seeking a meeting with the stadium catering operators to discuss food prices at the new stadium.
“It is important for everyone to see the big picture. Cardiff City fans have got a fantastic, new state-of-the-art stadium which I hope everyone is proud of, with facilities for fans which are hugely improved from Ninian Park.”
A statement from the club on the official website said that opening weekend events at the stadium had given them the chance to test the venue and get feedback from fans.
“A common point raised was the pricing structure within the food and beverage outlets.
“The feedback from our supporters was extremely positive, ranging from the quality of the seating and catering to the successful launch of our state of the art ticketing and turnstile operation.
“Following this feedback we as a football club have worked very closely with our catering partner Compass Group and have reviewed the opening pricing structure.
“It has been agreed that we will reduce the price of some of the key lines.”