Quote: MjM "I've tried using IE, I've tried using Firefox. I've tried using their IE instructions. I've tried on computers at work, two at home and one elsewhere! Until they get the map of Wembley working so I can see where I'm buying tickets for I'm not buying for that event, nor for the other games I'm planning on attending. RLWC's loss. It's not hard is it.'" The Wembley map is now displaying, looks like there were updating it as the middle tier has now been opened. https://www.eticketing.co.uk/rlwc/detai ... emref=9324

Quote: MjM "I've tried using IE, I've tried using Firefox. I've tried using their IE instructions. I've tried on computers at work, two at home and one elsewhere! Until they get the map of Wembley working so I can see where I'm buying tickets for I'm not buying for that event, nor for the other games I'm planning on attending. RLWC's loss. It's not hard is it.'" The Wembley map is now displaying, looks like there were updating it as the middle tier has now been opened. https://www.eticketing.co.uk/rlwc/detai ... emref=9324

Double header at Cardiff. England games at Hull and Huddersfield. Both games at Headingley. Wembley and Old Trafford. Contemplating Rochdale and the other quarters too.

Bought final tickets before Christmas. Now bought opening ceremony and big hit tickets, both half price! Completely underpaid, thanks organisers

Lots of areas for Wembley Semis sold out now.... https://www.eticketing.co.uk/rlwc/detai ... emref=9324

Lots of areas for Wembley Semis sold out now.... https://www.eticketing.co.uk/rlwc/detai ... emref=9324

Stamping your feet and throwing a hissy fit should help then.

Just give them a call, I did. Sorted out tickets to 20 different games in less than quarter of an hour. Great service.

Totally agree, actually spoke to a really helpful bloke who talked me through the views of the seats available at Wembley, he got us a spot on the top of the bottom tier, then sorted us out with a corporate deak for the Ireland game.

Agree with you Wheels, service was superb.

If anyone is trying to buy train tickets from Manchester to Cardiff, I wish you the very best of luck. Advance tickets only went on sale this weekend it seems - buying two tickets together costs £60 each return, but if you select the tickets individually you can get them for £37, £30, £44, £39.60 (with Railcard) and finally £52. All working out £77 cheaper overall than if I'd have bought the tickets together. World's gone mad.

I concur, I work on the railways with all the facilities and info available and couldn't save Matt any money.