Hi. I'm coming up with my Mrs. to see my team (Crusaders) play on Sunday. I would appreciate any advice or info on parking and where to sit for the match etc.

I am staying in York for a few days so will be driving up from that direction.

Cheers.

Mike

Hi Mate,
There is parking in the Stadium carpark which is safe but the downside is its slow moving to get away after the final hooter.
Also parking in the former school at the front on the ground or at St Richards school a few hundred yards up the road.
If you arrive early there is parking space on Preson Road too.
Away fans normally get tickets for the North Stand but if its raining then i advise you try to get the the Roger Millward Stand.

Thanks for the reply mate. I assume that the North Stand does not have very good cover then

it has no cover! ideal for sunny hull

Good weather forcast,according to K.C.F.M.

hi there the stadium carpark is £4 to park, along side the ground is soccer sensasions at £2 they serve a nice beer asswel like the other poster stated if your early enough theres parking all along preston road have a safe journey over

Another Rovers fan trying to take money off the club by advertising a rival

better of using the car park

Yer and good for them why pay £3 for a pint when you can go across the car park and save money !

Hope you have a good day.

Just wanted to say that after initial concerns I am now fully supportive of Super League in Wrexham as are many traditional RL fans. I actually think that Crusaders are adding value to Super League and I hope you are here to stay.

Kingston upon Hull is the capital of Rugby League, no other place comes close to matching the passion and tribalism for the sport that you encounter day in day out in this city.

Of course the more discerning fans in this city follow Hull Kingston Rovers. There is another team in Hull who you possibly haven't heard of, who cater for those with less sophisticated taste. Each to his own I suppose and it does keep them off the streets.

Good luck and enjoy your day in Rugby League's capital city.

Thanks for those kind words. Sports fans in Wrexham haven't had much to see for a couple of years. The soccer club has all but gone and the Scarlets rugby union region have stopped visiting for a couple of matches each season. So it is great to see the locals getting behind the Crusaders in decent numbers. I would guess that quite a few have never payed much attention to league but they are taking an interest now and turning out in pretty decent numbers. I hope/dream to end up this season in the top half of the league.

I think you've got a chance of sneaking into 8th place, not a great chance, but a chance all the same. Alot of the Hull fans were unhappy when you beat us but at the time I remember thinking that you will turn plenty of sides over this year.