No, it was free on Virgin, £9.99 on Sky.

Some of the comments I read on Facebook about it were beyond embarrassing.

1. No complaints from me. I bought some full price and some using the 100 days offer. Even at full price, i didnt think the tickets were overpriced at all. I took some friends to games who were primarily football fans, and they were staggered by how cheap it was.

2. Only the offer for the 2 games at Headingley

3. I used the website, and it was easy to use. The majority of my tickets arrived quickly. The only dealings i had with customer services came as a result of a delay in sending my tickets for the England game in Huddersfield. Once i contacted them they were very helpful, and the tickets duly arrived in good time.

4. Nothing more than the answers above.

1) Affordable and excellent value
2) Most of my tickets were bought using the various discount codes
3) I bought all my tickets apart from for the final and Wigan though the website. When I rang in September the lady was very helpful and took time to find us the best available seats. Hoŵever when I rang once the competition was underway (can't remember why) I could only get a prerecorded message, after which the line would hang up. When buying tickets for Fiji v Ireland I received around five booking confirmation emails. I emailed the tickets@rlwc address querying this but did not receive a reply.
4) It would have been a lot easier to buy tickets online if the maps had been regularly updated. It was frustrating to see gaps of seats in areas which were supposedly sold out.

1. How did you find the ticket prices for the games which you attended?
Very cheap with the 50days half price code, which meant I could attend a lot of games that I normally wouldn't have considered attending. I went to 8 in total.

2. Did you take advantage of any group/multi buy offers?
I wanted to, but they didn't suit my needs

3. Did you feel you received a good standard of customer service when purchasing your tickets?
Yes

4. Do you have any further comments regarding the ticketing system or price?
The price was about right. I don't think anyone can complain about paying the prices charged. The system worked fine.

1) Reasonable considering the games that where on offer, always the bigger teams may cost more to watch, think i went to 5-6 games enjoyed them all greatly

2) Group offer for the Wigan QF and Leigh group game, would have taken others but they clashed with work and other matches etc.

3) Ground service is what you expect and receive at the grounds, bought all online all arrived together with separate booklets outlining the different grounds and also merchandise, but i did think they missed abit of a trick with merchandise at the stadiums was either nothing or a rubbish van with hardly anything on it, would have been better having the competing teams colours (shirts, flags, hats) then a smaller selection of RLWC kit.

4) No i would have attended every game if i was able to, prices where good in order to get a wider audience to come and watch, and i think they succeeded.

I would pay an infinite amount of £ to travel back in time and see Dean Whare's miracle pass to put Tuivasa-Sheck over and see and hear all the England fans crying after Burgiis high shot that let Shaun Johnson score the winner in the semi final


Pity we sucked in the final though

1. I thought the ticket prices were excellent for the games I attended, which were at Cardiff, St Helens, Warrington, Wigan, and Manchester. I liked the discount codes, and group offers, which were available.

2. As a group we got a deal, which contained the opener and final tickets, plus 3 ISC polo shirts each (Australia, England, and New Zealand). I think we got group offers for St Helens, and Wigan as well.

3. Personally I only bought the ticket for the 2nd match at Warrington, did it through the website and the ticket arrived swiftly.