As posted earlier, seats are allocated to clubs, travel agencies, sponsors etc these are not available to purchase online. However, once unsold tickets are returned these areas are put on general sale. Hence the many sections now available in the Cas end.

Officially sold out now, good news.

I've only ever driven. Park on Michigan Ave around dinner time, have some food/drinks at Lowry and then back there again post match for an hour then back in the car and away with no bother at all. I know not everyone has access or can be on the road as early but the last years have been completely stress free and presumably tomorrow will be aswell.



I wonder if the proposed tube strike that was due to go ahead yesterday and only got cancelled on Tuesday had anything to do with it? I don't follow football so I don't know if it's a recurring problem.

Tram is a bit quieter if you walk to MediaCityUK to catch it there.

I`ve just bought 8 tickets from the RFL website and there are still tickets available in 5 different blocks so im not too sure how it is officially sold out?

From realtimetrains.co.uk (the only trustworthy site):
Departures from Piccadilly to football ground station at 15:56 (comes from Stoke) and 16:25. Both call at Oxford Road on the way. Then 17:02 from Oxford Road only.
After the match, from the football ground station - 19:49 (!) to Oxford Road, 20:12 and 20:43 to Oxford Road and Piccadilly.