Don't think they will, we have won our previous Wembley games and people have now gotten the taste for it.

A number of people I know who went in 09 & 10 for the day are this year making a weekend of it, in much the same way that many now do for the Perpignan weekend.

I think what we will not see is the mad rush for tickets of 2009 & it will now be more of a measured response. For example I am a S/T holder but didn't get my tickets until today.

I know a number of newbies that are making their first visit.. Recently come over from wendyball and are hooked! Hopefully at least as good as the last visit!

Glory hunters?

Bring them all and dress them in P&B.

I have emailed Wembley Stadium regarding taking flags & their response is below.

GUIDANCE FOR USE OF FLAGS AT WEMBLEY STADIUM
Wembley Stadium recognises that many supporters like to display flags when attending
events. The following guidance has been created to assist visitors in ensuring their flags
meet with the health & safety standards & ground regulations of the Stadium.

SUPPORTER FLAGS
• Flags more than 250cm in size at their widest or longest section or flagpoles greater
than 1m in length are not permitted.
• Flags should be positioned so as not to obstruct gangways, access routes, exits and
entrances, health and safety signage or stairways.
• Wembley Stadium reserves the right to confiscate flags if they are very large or may
compromise public safety, obscure someone’s view, a camera position or if a flag
carries offensive, discriminatory or inflammatory messaging.
• Any articles that could potentially be used as a weapon and/or compromise public
safety are strictly prohibited.

CROWD FLAGS
• Permission must be sought in advance from the Stadium and event owner to arrange
use of the very large supporter flags that are designed to be passed over people's
heads.
• In such cases the flag must be flame retardant and the organiser bringing the flag into
the stadium will need to provide the appropriate H&S certification and method
statements detailing how the activity will be undertaken.
• Crowd flags cannot be carried through public turnstiles.
• Crowd flags can be used in level 1 of the Stadium only and the release and capture of
the flag must be done in a controlled fashion. The event owners designated
entertainment company may be able to assist in managing this activity on your behalf.
• It is the Stadium’s experience that larger flags travel across the crowd better and are
easier to manage than smaller flags. This is because the direction of travel cannot be
controlled by individual fans. It is therefore recommended that flags are no smaller than
12m x 12m in size, with flags as large as 15m x 30m operating successfully in the past.

we should bring back the barmy army flag to pass around on the lower teir

Agreed. Don't forget there's a lot more time between the semi and the final this year, whereas in previous years there's only been a fortnight.

What's the view like from the top tier?

Also what's the atmosphere been like up there in the last two times we've been?

Cracking view and cant fault the atmosphere. My daughter insisted that we went "up top" again. Block 509 this year which is a bit further round to the corner than we were the last two times.

The view is better from the upper and I was surprised how good the atmosphere was up there in 2009.

On the back row of the lower in 2010 I had a grumpy old Featherstone fan to my left, a loved up couple holding hands to my right and two Leeds fans in front of me.

I always get tickets from the RFL website rather than the club because I find it more convenient though, so I suppose you pays yer money you takes yer choice and all that.

Back in the upper this time, but as I said previously that's just because I fancied a change after three previous visits for football this year already which were all in the lower.

brilliant view in 2010 i was sat basically as the warrington end finished and the leeds began and we were all singing their songs for them as they went a bit quiet brilliant atmosphere

This was our view from 2009, very back row, think it was block 518. Great view, can see everything, atmosphere was cracking too.

Went in block 513 in 2010 very front row behind the big screen was great view and good atmosphere. In 514 this year but 21rows up. The upper tier gets you a great view of how the teams set up for an attacking play.

row 36 for me Yed; no throwing beer down on us

it's really good, in 2009 we were up there, had a good time. the only down side is when they parade the cup arround at the end your a bit far away!