Hi guys, i am yet to visit your wonderful new stadium, and am coming on the 11th Nov for the international final.
Has your parking problems been addressed yet? If not, any tips on where i can park please?
Many thanks.

I don't think the access problems will be fully addressed until the new road is built (if ever). If, as you name suggests, you're coming from Warrington, and don't mind paying to park, you're probably best off parking at the aerodrome on the A57 and walking over the road.

Today's the last day to get 2 for 1 tickets for this game by quoting Sal241 at rugbyleaguetickets.co.uk - you can't argue with two tickets for £12. Looks like it's selling reasonably well, I could only find 2 tickets together in the East stand towards the Northern end, and the central few blocks of the West stand looked full too.

Thanks, Iain. I am travelling from Northwich, but i am a Warrington fan. I believe there are some places to park for free, about a 5-10 minute walk away though?
I got my tickets yesterday , using the 'MEN241' code that was advertised in the Manchester Evening News.

A 5-10 minute walk away would be Brookhouse. Although free, leave your car there at your own risk!

Anyone know if the shuttle buses will be running?

I can't speak for Brookhouse, but I know that by the end of the RL season, streets as far away as the Unicorn in Peel Green (15 mins walk) had "residents only" signage at the entrances.

I've only been once (for our semi) and parked on the amateur rugby club just under the motorway bridge. It was only 3 quid and about 10 mins walk. There were a couple of other car parks on the main road just before the stadium for a bout the same price.

That would be Eccles ARLFC then maybe you could ask one of your players what he knows about the place.

As Iain mentioned A57 is the best bet and park at the airport.

Thanks for all the feedback Guys.

Moz played for Eccles

Knew he was from Salford. Didn't know who he played for though. Thanks for enlightening me.

I wasn't trying to patronise you mate

you do KNOW what patronise means, don't you.