If you buy your tickets through the link on the RFL's website you get to click on the exact Block that you want and the website does all the hard work of checking whether the appropriate amount at the price you've requested are available.

You're then presented with a list of the Row and Seat Numbers and you get the option of either accepting them or trying again.

I purchased ten tickets all in consecutive seats on the same row at the first attempt last night.

This method is highly recommended.

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I just booked 14 tickets directly from the RFL.

No restrictions on numbers and great service too.

I did this one myself, a lot less hassle although three of us are in north 503

Well my brother in law gave up the ghost in the end. He is telling me that it an absolute shambles down there, with a LOT of very unhappy people!
Ended up buying ours from the RFL - were in block 103 (which isn't strictly for Wire fans but is near the half-way line).

Went down at half 9 21 tickets block 114 out for half 10. simples
It was an bloody joke though i know its been 20 years and that but how hard can it be.

The whole setup is shocking, but you have to be a Season Ticket holder to buy tickets until Wednesday, then it becomes Free-For-All, Just many people went down at once, I went with a friend and his dad turned up, so there were 3 of us buying 4 tickets on one season ticket as you can buy 6 per "Special Voucher 18"

I just walked straight in the ground (20 mins ago) straight to the front of the queue and bought 15 tickets all next to each other. People will moan about anything.

Mate just rang me from the que at the stadium, he said they have sold out of the £31 tickets and are getting another batch in at 4pm, so he bought 30 of the £26 tickets instead.

do you think all the problems have been caused by the stupidly short time to get the tickets out due to the sceduling of the semis three weeks before the final?

Bought 14 tickets, used three season ticket vouchers. Got there for 8 o'clock and was out for ten past nine. No issues, no worries, no concerns.

Our problems were because of the lack of communication. People who had been there for a long time got irate because they kept moving the queues and people from the back were getting moved forward. There was also a problem that certain tickets were being sold for cash only - in this day and age! We ended up in four different queues and the queue for the ATM. I decided not to book online because queueing is all part of the excitement. I think I'll save my excitement to the day next time.

Couldn't be bothered queueing in the shop for Wigan tickets - it was chaos!

Exactly what my bro-in-law was telling me. It sounds like a right balls-up.