I have just been looking at tickets allocated and not one at half way. Did they give us the corners to get rid of them first. might get mine from rfl direct. And no level 2 tickets at all.
danna-blue2 wrote:I have just been looking at tickets allocated and not one at half way. Did they give us the corners to get rid of them first. might get mine from rfl direct. And no level 2 tickets at all.
I got mine from the RFL as i could tell them pretty much where i wanted to be..
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danna-blue2 wrote:I have just been looking at tickets allocated and not one at half way. Did they give us the corners to get rid of them first. might get mine from rfl direct. And no level 2 tickets at all.
Your club tickets will be in the mid section of the West Stand (where the ghosts of Saints fans past will be waiting to haunt you! ). The RFL tickets are generally on the corners, yes, moving towards the neutrals on the sides. The Wembley seats are those which will be empty and there are a line of them in the middle all around the ground. Spoils things really but once the event begins you don't care one bit!
Wembley seating is very steep, so if you get the cheaper seats you could be above the snowline, in which case you had better not suffer from vertigo.
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I'm in block 507, which is basically the cut off of East and North East. Was hoping for 508-519, but couldn't get anything with 3 seats together, I'm in no way complaining though.
After hearing the horror stories (no doubt over-embellished my some) about the chaos at the HJ, I first went to the RFL website, couldn't get 3 tickets together on level 5, so opted for seetickets.com, which was fairly simple to do, there are a few hitches with it though:
1. They choose the best seats available based on the quantity and price you ask for
2. They don't give you the option to pick a block, row or seat number, although if you aren't keen on the seats they give you in a block, you can ask to pick again
3. You have just 5 minutes from them choosing your seats, to you confirming the order
4. They charge £1 handling fee per ticket
5. They charge £4.80 admin charge per order.
It was still easier than paying for 3 x £31 tickets though and worked out £8 cheaper, even with the additional charges
Obviously this is based on the Warrington end, so it may be easier going through your club than anywhere else
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I was there 10.30 yesterday!! Whoop whoop and got my mug on calendar! (no calls from my agent as of yet!)
i'm block 134(west stand) row 26
..oh & i'm watching the game for the third time since sunday!!!
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). The RFL tickets are generally on the corners, yes, moving towards the neutrals on the sides. The Wembley seats are those which will be empty and there are a line of them in the middle all around the ground. Spoils things really but once the event begins you don't care one bit!
