The V1 and V2 buses runs from Manchester back up rhe east lancs might be a better option than trains. https://tfgm.com/travel-updates/live-de ... -infirmary

The V1 and V2 buses runs from Manchester back up rhe east lancs might be a better option than trains. https://tfgm.com/travel-updates/live-de ... -infirmary

Got two tickets in block W203 when they went on sale on Saturday night, but wondered why the block directly behind the sticks was not on sale, were they saving it for the general release or had it already been sold?

Depends how many touts have as well, there are always loads outside the stadium.

The victoria to newton le willows is also transpennine express , I find the much less likely to be cancelled like northern fail trains

62,000 sold and a max of 69 000 will be allowed

Can't understand why the RFL are drip feeding tickets into circulation, they must know of the demand to see this game so why not just put what's left up for sale.

I think they have aside from the top end of the third tier.

Agreed. The amount of people I've read feel like they've been mislead into purchasing tickets 'high up in the gods' for fear of missing out due to seemingly no other alternative, only to later find small batches of available seats in better locations.

Why not just put out all available seats right from the off and give supporters the choice at the beginning of the week?

As it stands Wigan have 'nine' single seats available to purchase on their e-ticketing platform. Now if these nine tickets are the very last available to our supporters fair enough but if there's a sudden batch of a few hundred to a thousand tickets appear out of nowhere then it's a poor show (by the RFL).

Looking at the ticket maps on Wigan..kr.. super league there ain't many left.Wigan look to have sold a pon full via rfl think because we have experience of going ot people know it's easier to get them.As for the game itself you would think it's going to be tight first v second but if kr freeze Wigan will butcher them we are looking at a very organised unbelievable team.

It's just to control how full the stadium looks I think. For a few years now in less popular areas they've sold tickets on every other row, or as it seems this year, in 2 rows at a time. Then when they've gone they'll release the rows in between.

If you look at the blocks in the 3rd tier of the North Stand on the Wigan ticket website now you can see it.

big block of premium tickets almost on half way in S124 just up on WIgan site, maybe they were returns??