Only going to watch the Hull derby and the wire game. Not having a beer been a good boy this year. The last two magic weekends have been messy

Cheers for advice, I've been before, but, think this time might be more cultural. I'll let you know about the 'craic' in the Sauna Deco esp if they have Sky Sports ha ha

Watching on TV this time.

Train from Heald Green at 1.33pm then walk to the ground and mill about outside for a bit before going in towards the end of the Cas match probably. I haven't been to the Edinburgh or Cardiff Magic Weekends, but last year was a really good day.

On our tickets it says 'Turnstiles K to B', so we're in the East Stand ...... from what I can find out talking to fans of other clubs (Widnes, KR, Salford, Saints, & Leeds...) they're either in the East or West - are they keeping behind the posts closed off so it looks more full on the telly?

If that's the case, anyone know of any plans for Wire fans to congregate in a particular area?...... or have the RFL pulled off another of their well thought out fantastic plans and are expecting fans from previous matches to get up and leave, vacating the seats near the centre line for the next lot to fill up?

If you've got unreserved tickets in the lower tier then you just go in via whatever turnstile it says, but you can then walk right around the ground to sit anywhere you want. Our fans will congregate somewhere and you can just go there if you want no problem.

It's an open bowl on the concourse because the stands won't be fenced off into sections like they are at City games.

I'm assuming they'll congregate under where our reserved seats are like last year. Not sure where that is, anyone?

I've got a feeling it's gonna be a much bigger crowd than last year, because the fans from Hull will find it easier to get home after their game than they would have done last year after headlining will will attract more of those who prefer to travel by train than car or coach, Saints will obviously have a much bigger support than Widnes did, and I reckon more Wires will see it as a bigger game than last year and turn out too.

Obviously a number of FC and KR fans will be on their way home when our game is on, but over the course of the afternoon I reckon that lower tier will be packed.

Sunshine, Landans powderpuff defence, Cas fans finally having something go right for them, Hull fans (hilarious, and so easy to bait), Worlds biggest smurf invading the pitch, happy (lenient!) stewards, converting the armed forces to Wire fans whilst Saints wilted, and Wolfie bustin moves to a chorus of "Michael, Michael michael ....Joel, Joel, Joel .... " ...... glad today is for watching and not caring who wins, it's already been a Magic Weekend !

Wolfie boxing with the saints mascot was fun.

Bumping into an old neighbour I've not seen for twenty years.

Yesterday was a fantastic day the activities on outside the ground the half time entertainment. Even the big souper support area. The rfl have done will in organising the magic weekend. Just a shame they can't pick two sets of balls out of hat as well

Thoroughly enjoyed the whole day.

Always nice beating Saints.

Hull fans are so easy to wind up!

Off to Wembley now for the what is hopefully an even better weekend if Watford beat Crystal Palace in the Play-Off Final.

Best weekend of the season. Love it being in Manchester and at the Etihad. Sunshine both years. Great atmosphere. Over 110 points scored in two games there now, can we play there every week?

Didn't stay for the whole of today's matches, but you're right about some of the Hull fans being easy to wind up, but you are the biggest wind-up merchants going! Just to add you also had the noisiest fans and I woke up with the Michael Michael Michael song still ringing in my ears.
We know Ganson gave the decision because you were shouting for Hull KR and you were playing his beloved St Helens

Brilliant weekend, well done to the RFL and MCFC for the organising it all so well. Days like these make me sit back and realise how fortunate we are to watch this great game!