our arrived this morning South stand row DD

got ours aswell this morning row jj.

Any common and they would send them by courier to the local club eg Wire, Leigh etc for local fans to collect beforehand, saving last minute chaos

It doesn't help with no Wigan players being picked.

Ticket prices below

Pink (centre West Stand) £50/£25

Brown (centre East Stand and 40mtr Line West Stand £40/£20

Red (40mtr - 20mtr East Stand 20mtr West Stand) £30/£15

Dark Blue 20mtr to Corner East & West Stands) £25/£15

Light Blue North and South Stands (Behind the sticks) £20/£10

Think the prices are a bit much TBH but will still be there.

You arent kidding.

Afraid I am voting with my wallet and not bothering, suspect others will do the same too.

I can't believe how expensive the tickets are tbh especially given we've struggled to sell international games for years and after our dismal preformence in last years world cup.

I don't remember the last home international i missed yet i've made no plans to go to any of these games just yet. I've only been back from holiday a couple of days so thats not helped but i doubt i'll go to any bar the Aussie game(if i can get the day off work). It's just so expensive.

3 of us going. Sitting in the east stand row X £30/£15 near where we usually sit.

I was uming and ahing over the price because I thought students (x2) had to pay full price but they don't, so I ordered the tickets. Just wondering now if we'll get them in time.

o.k the tickets for the sections of the East Stand and the West Stand are quite expensive.

But the North and South Stands and corners of the East stand are not when you compare them to what you pay for League games at Wakefield, Saints, HKR and Hull for example.

You would expect to pay more to watch the Rolling Stones than Daniel O'Donnell.

The tickets behind the sticks are good value but to me the international game over here isn't strong enough to have over 50% of the tickets for games priced at £25 and above and a fair chunk priced at £40 and above.

I've said for a while now we should be looking at taking games against Australia and NZ to bigger grounds and limiting ticket prices to a maximum of £20-25. If we actually did abit of marketing for those games like Wigan did for the Leeds game we could be looking at some pretty big crowds.

In all seriousness who's going to pay £50 for a ticket tonight?

People already have.