Wife turned up at stadium bang on 9 o,clock, saw the queue and thought crikey!!.

Noticed the signs for the different piriced tickets,queued for 10 mins,bought 10 tickets block 115.

Only problem was she had to pay cash and was not allowed to use a card.

This could have been communicated better.

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If you cant get the tickets you want and don't mind sitting with neutrals/non-wire fans then try E-bay, there's loads available. tickets.shop.ebay.co.uk/Tickets- ... 86.c0.m282

I turned up at 8.30, started queueing at North Stand, then after 20 mins saw people coming out of West Stand with Tickets, someone sent their friend to check why people coming out and they were £26 and £31 cash only which is what I wanted, by the time I had moved, I was queuing for 2 hours before being told the £31 lower tier sold out higher tier only!! I went for the £26 and took 15 mins as there had hardly been a queue there all that time!... no stewards about or any proper signage when I originally got there totally not organised!

I got there at 8:20am and was queuing in the £31 lower queues, which were the slowest moving queues I've ever seen.

About 20 minutes before I got to the front the £31 tickets had sold out but they put £26 tickets on sale in that queue. I got 3 tickets at £26 in block 113 (just to the left of the sticks) in the end so I'm very pleased with that.

I wish I had gone in the £26 queue in the first place as it moved quickly.

yeah we wanted behind the sticks but preferably the £41 quid ones, but when I got to the ticket office and was offered the choice of tickets in upper 504 for £41 or lower 117 for £26 it was a no brainer......
I'd rather be close to the action than be miles away but have a bit of extra leg room! ...

Couldn't agree more

While I can understand season ticket holders being upset at not having first crack at best seats I found the whole experience quite enjoyable, especially meeting up with Geordie and co. Took me about 20 minutes to get my tickets for the stadium and the Wire Flyer and now looking forward to a great day out with the barmy army. It just goes to show how important being successful is - my kids haven't been for best part of three years but now have got the Wembley bug. Hopefully this will rekindle their spirits and their interest will be a little more than Wolfie showing his bottom! www.warrington-worldwide.co.uk/a ... Page1.html

While I can understand season ticket holders being upset at not having first crack at best seats I found the whole experience quite enjoyable, especially meeting up with Geordie and co. Took me about 20 minutes to get my tickets for the stadium and the Wire Flyer and now looking forward to a great day out with the barmy army. It just goes to show how important being successful is - my kids haven't been for best part of three years but now have got the Wembley bug. Hopefully this will rekindle their spirits and their interest will be a little more than Wolfie showing his bottom! www.warrington-worldwide.co.uk/a ... Page1.html

Well Gary, I am pleased for you. I got there at 7.30 am and queued, to be told a little later that £31 tickets were being sold from a turnstile round the corner. Vast majority went round there and, on gaining entry, were told it was cash only.
Back to the original queue.
Told they were selling tickets and travel tickets in the shop.
Queued there till told it was travel only. Opened at 9 am and queued in the
shop, while a kindly exiled Scots couple retained my place in the other queue.
Back to original quieue, but noticed that there was a smaller queue at the "upper tier" window, at £31.
Queued there and got my tickets and home at 10.30 am - only 3 hours stood up, and messed about. The signage at the stadium was an amateur joke.
The staff were coping admirably with what was becoming a disgruntled queue. By the way, the couple who had saved my place in the other queue were still at exactly the same spot as they had started.
Got so excited at getting my train tickets, I forgot to get my tickets for Friday's game at Wigan! Ahhhhhhhh!

So Gary, what's the point of being a season ticket holder then?

You didn't have to wait to wednesday to get tickets, and you could also buy more than 1 ticket, so family/friends can seat with you.

Anyone, absolutely anyone can go to the rfl and get as many tickets as they want in all the warrington allocated seats.

Quite simply its wrong and the club will know about it.

Playoff games when theres only 4-5k tickets

edit mean away ones

That's how I feel G,
I am going to Wembley to see the team I love.
I got my ticket quickly with no pain at all and even if i had a bit of messing around my irritation would not have lasted 5 minutes because I am going to see the Wires at Wembley.

I am not being disrespectful to those who had problems today and I know it is frustrating when things don't run as smoothly as we would want, but we are ALL going to see the team we love at Wembley, (except if you are a Wigan or Saints fan off course )

You get entry to each home game during the season

Phoned up 'C' tickets I think its called to get my Wire Flyer tickets, the man thought I was after ground tickets so asked me if I was a season ticket holder, when I said yes did I need my ticket number to get ground tickets he said, "na if you say you have a season ticket that will do" so the hole thing is a crock, wish I'd have got my ground tickets of him, if I'd Known that the club was going to be so inept at everything instead a poor mate of mine ended up queuing for over three hours and five different lines and in the end didn't get near to wear we wanted

Not impressed at all Warrington