Just been on the RLWC site to buy World Cup tickets for the father in law, £77 for 6 tickets at concession prices, Final, Quarter at Wigan and NZ v Samoa at Warrington for £78. Bargain!

Anyway, when I was on the site there are multiple deals that I didn't know about so I thought i'd tell the VT.

If you buy tickets to games at these venues:

LSV
MS3 Craven Park
Headingley
Halliwell Jones
Racecourse Ground
Derwent Park

You get tickets to the second game at that ground half price (in LSV's case the half price game is the game at DW-which is likely to be England)

I reckon it's worth a look, because RL fans will most likely go to both games at their home stadium, or nearby stadium.

Also look at the concessions prices with fathers day in mind, we've bought all seating tickets, but you can get some absolute bargains for fathers day with this deal.

Can't fault those deals,well done the RFL.

Yeah those deals are such good value PNG V Samoa and PNG v France only £15 for the east stand along the side of the pitch. Even better for my dad £7.50! No one can fault the RFL for pricing them out of going to any games

Great offer. NZ v PNG + quarter final (likely to be NZ again) at Headingley for £22.50. Thanks for letting us know!

Just thought I'd remind a few people about this terrific 'double' ticket offer.

Wonder if some of our 'RL is dying' trolls are interested in snapping up some of these brilliant offers to watch an exciting one-off event in our sport. Great stuff

With all the deals that are on there really shouldn't be any excuse for this World Cup not being a raging success. I feel there's a huge buzz around it already and can't wait for that first match.

We got tickets for the opener, the semis and a £50 ticket for the final for £110 each. Thats five games, watching the best players in the world, all for £22 per game and it could be done cheaper if people wanted to.

I'm also hoping to get to all the other England games as well as matches like Ireland vs Fiji and NZ Vs Samoa.

If you're looking to get to numerous games, it's probably worth calling the RLWC customer services line (run by the RFL) - they may be able to offer better discounts than are available online. I want to try and get to all games possible (including Ireland/France, so looking at 24 games)!