Leigh Centurions have their allocation of Summer Bash tickets and are urging fans to purchase direct from the club. This the second year of the event and 2015 proved a tremendous success.
All 12 Kingstone Press Championship clubs will play over the Saturday and the Sunday of 28-29 May in a festival of Rugby League that is the ChampionshipÂ’s equivalent to Super LeagueÂ’s Magic Weekend.
Moreover, the Summer Bash weekend will be packed with entertainment on and off the field, including live performances, constant fan engagement and great prizes.
You can also use your Summer Bash ticket to get exclusive deals at Walkabout Blackpool (including 25 per cent discount on food); a 20 per cent discount at the Adrenalin Zone on South Pier; discounts on BlackpoolÂ’s transport services; and more.
Whether you want to watch one match or SEVEN (The Saturday programme kicks off with the iProSport Cup Final as an ‘extra’) ticket prices represent fantastic value and they are available now from the LSV Ticket Office. The office telephone number is 01942 487888. Club season-ticket holders get Summer Bash tickets for HALF PRICE. Tickets for the Summer Bash have been kept at 2015 prices and are available from the LSV ticket office or online following the link below:
www.leighsportsvillage.co.uk/tickets.
Concessions are for over 65's, students and under 17's. 50% discount for season ticket holders can only be claimed in person at the Ticket Office or by calling 01942 487888.
PLEASE GET YOUR TICKETS FROM LSV BECAUSE THAT WAY YOU ARE ACTIVELY SUPPORTING LEIGH CENTURIONS AND IF YOU BUY RESERVED SEATING YOU WILL BE IN THE LEIGH CENTURIONS BLOCK, SURROUNDED BY YOUR FRIENDS AND FELLOW SUPPORTERS.
All Championship clubs have to contribute towards the costs of staging Summer Bash but, like the other 11, the more tickets we sell from LSV the more of our initial outlay we will recoup. Please note that all rules and regulations, including ticket prices and concessionary qualification, are governed and laid down by the RFL. Tickets are available in two categories:
CAT. 1, reserved seats in West Stand (same side as the tunnel); CAT. 2, unreserved seats in North Stand and in South Stand (behind the posts at each end).
Concessionary tickets are available to 65s and over; students with valid ID, to be shown on the day; 16s and under; serving Military with valid ID, shown on the day.
TICKET PRICES One-day tickets (available ONLY for the day your team plays, Saturday in our case):
Reserved seats (Cat 1), £30 adults, £15 concessions;
Season-ticket holders, £15 adults, £7.50 concessions;
Unreserved seats (Cat 2), £20 adults, £10 concessions;
Season-ticket holders, £10 adults, £5 concessions.
Two-day (weekend) tickets: reserved seats (Cat 1), £50 adults, £25 concessions;
Season-ticket holders, £25 adults, £12.50 concessions;
Unreserved seats (Cat 2), £30 adults, £15 concessions;
Season-ticket holders, £15 adults, £7.50 concessions.
POINTS TO NOTE
Alternating between North and South Stands (both unreserved) is NOT permitted.
Weekend (two day) fans get only ONE ticket, which must be retained for the Sunday.
Children under 2 go FREE, but MUST have a ticket Wheelchair users MUST make pre-arrangements with the RFL.
Ambulant disabled can get tickets from the LSV ticket office.
One-day tickets only available in our case for the Saturday. Pass-outs available both days (hand stamped and original ticket needed to get back in).
Over 15,000 fans flocked to Blackpool in May 2015 for the first ever Summer Bash to watch two days of spectacular Kingstone Press Championship action and an enthralling iPro Sport Cup final.
The iPro Sport Cup final will again kick off proceedings on Saturday followed by two ambitious Championship clubs, Sheffield Eagles and London Broncos, going head-to-head. The Cumbrian derby between Workington Town and Whitehaven is always a feisty affair and the dayÂ’s action will be rounded off by a clash between Bradford Bulls and Leigh Centurions.
The 2016 Summer Bash will once again be extensively covered on Sky Sports and Sunday will see three derby matches. Dewsbury Rams vs Batley Bulldogs, Oldham vs Swinton Lions and Halifax Vs Featherstone Rovers.
