Great win toady Just been on official site and Wigan have been given West stand and some sections in the North and South stands starting at 30 quid going up to 80 quid for Adults! the only problem is they got to the GF in 2000, 2001 and 2003 and lost while Wigan fans where in that side of the ground! is that a sign that they will lose

I’ve not risked waiting for tomorrow and managed to get 2 tickets. You can’t even choose where to sit or what block when they are released in the morning. The website is clunky and unreliable. Good luck to everyone navigating that website and make sure you have an Our League account.

Just got 2 from Rugby League website they sent me an e mail booked from there seats that i can see and book .Man Utd have a find my seat and you can view your seat in relation to the ground.

Bought mine very frustrating me and the iPad are no longer on speaking term

Bought mine very frustrating me and the iPad are no longer on speaking term

Did mine on the laptop, the website is so slow, couldn’t believe it.

Does anyone have experience with the OT safe standing section?
I didn’t read the small print and purchased a kids (amongst 4 tickets), only to later notice my 5 year old wouldn’t be allowed in.

Do they enforce this?
Ticket states no exchanges so currently considering queueing in the morning and spending another £160 to see the first 160 down the drain!

I’ve sat (stood) in it for the World Cup final and can’t recall if I saw kids or not but we noticed that u14’s rule and it seems strange to me. That feels like a rule they’d enforce for football but not sure there would be a need for rugby league. Feels like speaking to the Man U ticket office direct might be the best bet.

Thanks for the reply.
Yes, I thought about that.
But guess they won’t be open on a Sunday & if I wait until Monday I’ll likely miss the better chunk of ticket availability going on sale tomorrow from 10am.

It’ll teach me to not read the small print in the future!

I went in there for the World Cup Final too. Can see why they enforce an age limit, it’s cramped and young kids would have no chance because of the depth of the floor which doesn’t have a great stagger. Went to Spurs’ ground last year for the CC Final and it was on another level for quality for the safe standing area. United have just shoehorned it in and if you’re ’lucky’ enough you’ll get a seat next to a seat that turn in on each other on the bend so you wouldn’t even be able to sit down.

Thanks for that.
I ordered 4 tickets. My wife & I, her grandmother & the little lad.
I chose end of aisle/row seats at the end of the row and the end 2 seats don’t even have seats in front of them as they’re effectively at the top of the first row of steps after the concourse. Chose those so my lad has a chance to rest his legs without someone stood in front of him.
On that basis, I’m happy to take the risk on it in terms of view & facility. I’ll happily hold him up all night I did so recently at Wembley for a football match.
My concern is going over and being turned away on the day, leaving the lad upset (he’s only 5, mind - and it’ll be his first ever RL game) and the money wasted.

OT is so pathetic isn’t it! We got sat on a bend last year for the Leeds v Saints GF. Me and my mate are about 6ft 3 and we had no chance of getting our legs down. I sat sideways and my mate just went for a pint under the stand and once the game kicked off, he found a couple of seats near us that he could fit in.

Guess this means I'm in with the Wigan fans on Saturday then. Should be fun