The RFL are doing some brilliant amateur RL packages for [url=http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/burybroncos/news/broncos-are-going-to-wembley-333905.htmlWembley, Elland Road, an England shirt and coach travel to all games...[/url plus an option of the LSV game for an extra £5, including travel!

We always get decent numbers for these events, reckon we'll take a good few for that deal.

isn't £10 too cheap? for that I think we should sell out the whole ground not just the bottom tier

I'm surprised someone hasn't managed to find fault with what the RFL have done... oh wait

At a tenner a pop it'll attract thousands of first time fans. Who'll witness England being flayed.

anyone know why Oz V NZ is not listed on the ticket website?

It's only the tickets behind the sticks that are a tenner for adults, for a limited time only. I'd guess they'll sell reasonably quickly at that price, less sure about the more expensive ones, although oddly it's a tenner for concessions no matter which price band you go for, so surely (in theory) the RFL could end up with all their prime £60 seats going to students and OAP's at ten quid a pop?

I saw the advert advertised in TNT(free weekly aussie/kiwi mag in london) last nite. I ordered my tickets first thing this morning. The maximum you can order is 6. These will sell out fast . A lot of aussie/ kiwi fans will take up this offer as well. Including rugby fans in general as its straight after the rugby union world cup final.

It is a wonderful offer and i think we should spread the word about this as much as possible.

Yes I agree with millfan that in theory as its a tenner for concessions no matter what price brand then it could be a very large crowd indeed potentially. Lets hope so and i think this will be a great advert for the game.

£10 for concessions in £60 seats is a laughable strategy. Are the RFL specifically targetting OAP's, Kids and Students rather than full paying Adults? Utterly bizzare. Love the £10 ticket idea though.

booked my tickets, although a £2 booking fee is cheeky



anyone know how many rows there are in the bottom tier, and which number the front row is?

As a result of this ticketing strategy, there are 5 of us going who probably wouldn't have bothered had it been the usual £25 - £30 a ticket. Also managed to get in the Wembley Stadium Premier Inn for £49 a twin room, so it's £35 for 2 internationals at Wembley and an overnight stay. Outrageously cheap.

Not sorting out any tickets until a little nearer the end of the club season. Anyone know what price the tickets go up to at the end of the 'limited period'?

I think I've seen somewhere that the cheapest will be £25.