Yes they do but I think will not cover our season ticket holder so if you don't have a season ticket get to Saints and buy them from there.

you've been there before champ, you know you don't have to stand with the saints fans, you can go where you like, apart from teh seats.

Beat me to it mate.

All the gate receipts from the play offs get pooled and then shared between the Superleague clubs. The percentage allocated to each club is dependant on the clubs final position AFTER the play offs.
As an example Wigan finished sixth in the league table last year, but after the play offs were actually third so took a better share of the prize money.

I've just been down small q 8 tickets job done

Got mine, queued for just under an hour, can't wait

Daughter got one today for herself but is nipping down in the morning to pick up a couple for her non-season ticket holding mates. Just hope the general sale queue aint that long as have to be on a train at 10.20 from central!

Get them online

rlhttps://www.saintssuperstore.com/tickets-membership/match-tickets.htmlrl

Quote: Dropkick Murphy "Away fans should never have to pay more than home fans to watch the same game but I'm sure Wigan will be able to get away with that one on a technicality that Leeds fans are paying the same as non season ticket holding Wigan fans, despite the fact that a Wigan fan without a season ticket has chosen not to buy one whereas obviously a Leeds fan would not buy a Wigan season ticket so it's not a truly fair comparison. Unless of course they're offering Leeds season ticket holders the same discount but I think we all know how unlikely that is. Man United pull a similar fast one in football by having one ticket price for "members" which virtually all non season ticket seats at Old Trafford are sold to, at least for the bigger games, and an increased price for non members. Obviously no away fan is a member so we get charged more than the home fans in equivalent seats even though the rules say we should not. They exploit a technicality which makes it legal but it doesn't make it right.'" www.therhinos.co.uk/news/14844.php Looks like your wrong is on offer to Leeds to!! Shame really as it spoils your anti Wigan Rant!

Quote: Dropkick Murphy "Away fans should never have to pay more than home fans to watch the same game but I'm sure Wigan will be able to get away with that one on a technicality that Leeds fans are paying the same as non season ticket holding Wigan fans, despite the fact that a Wigan fan without a season ticket has chosen not to buy one whereas obviously a Leeds fan would not buy a Wigan season ticket so it's not a truly fair comparison. Unless of course they're offering Leeds season ticket holders the same discount but I think we all know how unlikely that is. Man United pull a similar fast one in football by having one ticket price for "members" which virtually all non season ticket seats at Old Trafford are sold to, at least for the bigger games, and an increased price for non members. Obviously no away fan is a member so we get charged more than the home fans in equivalent seats even though the rules say we should not. They exploit a technicality which makes it legal but it doesn't make it right.'" www.therhinos.co.uk/news/14844.php Looks like your wrong is on offer to Leeds to!! Shame really as it spoils your anti Wigan Rant!

my kids are sick of toast! i left the ground with 4 warbutons bags on friday night!

oh by the way geordie, i have 3 tickets and don't possess a season ticket, work that one out!

You bought from St Helens?

nope!

Club contact then,it's the only way a non season ticket holder could get them before they go on general sale. If I am correct it's also not really fair play................

Come on then, tell us...

He must be mates with a club employee and rules have been bent or broken to do him a favour. How else would a non season ticket holder have 3 tickets on monday when us season ticket holders can only get one each? It certainly hasn't been done all above board,that's for sure.