Has anyone that has used this tell me if the experience is any good?

I'm considering taking the wife on sunday as it's our wedding anniversary so instead of the normal south stand i might pay out a bit and go for this as part of the day.

It's only about 30 quid Dave and there's a half decent chance you'll get to see the Challenge Cup - get yourself down there! Get the missus to go Dutch.

Actually it's my birthday Sunday - can I come too?

It makes the whole experience more pleasant and your wife will get to the toilet a lot quicker at half time. The view isn't too bad in the East Stand hospitality seats plus you get to see some of the players not playing in and around the hospitality suite. The East stand is pleasant enough. Should be a good atmosphere on Sunday too.

Cheers Folks, I think i will book it this morning. We would be going to the game either way and i think this should just be a nice touch for the anniversary celebrations.

Ian get yourself in there mate, surely a birthday is a good enough reason to fork out the extra?

Not worried about that, you're paying

If it wasn't the last home game I definitely would but on balance I'd rather stand with my dad/brother/mate/usual strangers I watch the game with and clap them off.

Good view from that stand, I think you'll like it. Have a great day.

East Stand is pretty cool. It is amazing the different view you get, despuite it being the exact same pitch. I appreciate that sounds bizarre, but trust me on it.

I moved to the East Stand this year, and tbh much prefer it to the South, as it reminds me of the view from the Fletcher Street, so I probably prefer a view behind the sticks.

TBH I find the atmosphere pretty good. You won;t get chanting all match, but when things happen and tries are scored the atmosphere is very good. It isn;t just polite clapping.

The view in the hospitality seats at the back is excellent.

it's a good expierience, proper draught beer, foods ok, and the view is good.

seats are rubbish,food is average but now ts is in charge all the players have to go up and eat afterwards so stick around at the end you will meet all players (home and away) and they are more than happy to pose for pictures etc.

No they don't.

Four of us went for the hospitality package for the Wiggin game in May.

Food was good, drinks a bit pricey, car park pass, pre-match quiz and comedian and the view was pretty good. I prefer the South Stand but that's my choice!

The players, both Wire and Wiggin, were there after the game and were happy to chat and pose for pictures.

It was my daughters birthday and the club presented her with a Wire shirt with her name on it.

All in all, a great day made even better by the scoreline.

yes they do!! i go in there most weeks after the game and guess what? they are always there!

Hospitality is very good at the HJ.
I have tickets in the platinum lounge and the food, by Heathcotes is generally very good.
The drinks service is a paid extra, but the staff are friendly and efficient.
The man of the match usually comes in, along with other new or injured players.
They usually have a free quiz with prizes, and other competitions.
The seats are in the stand near to the halfway line with an excellent view.
I think that there is a fair chance that the cup will be brought in this week so you may get to take your picture with it.
I would definatly recomend it as an aniversary surprise.