Salford Friendly Tickets On Sale

[josie andrews]

Wigan Warriors have received an initial allocation of 1,150 tickets for the pre-season friendly fixture with Salford City Reds to be played on Tuesday 24th January 2012 at the new Salford City Stadium (8.00pm kick off).

Match tickets will go on sale from 9am on Thursday 12th January 2012.

Subject to availability, these tickets will be on sale until 4pm on Monday 23rd January 2012.

North Stand (terracing behind the posts)

Adults £15.00
Over 60's £10.00
Students £10.00
Under 16's £5.00

Car parking tickets are also available to purchase from the DW Stadium Ticket Office, priced at £5 per car. Car parking spaces must be pre-purchased and cannot be paid for on matchday.

Tickets can be purchased from the DW Stadium Ticket Office, the Ticket Hotline on 0871 66-33-552 and online via Warriors E-Tickets by [clicking here].

Anybody wishing to purchase seated tickets or disabled tickets need to contact Salford City Stadium's Ticketline on 0844-888-0200.

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[michael inch stoke]

I think these tickets are pricey especially for a friendly :conf:

I thoght the tickets for Lockers testimonial were the same price as these? :eh: :doz:

[First Try Tickle]

I think these tickets are pricey especially for a friendly :conf:

The best thing, is that if you book the ticket online, you have to pay a £1.50 booking fee.

Then you get the choice of either your ticket via email, or own collection from the ground. Both of these costs £1.75.

so for every ticket ordered you have to pay £3.25 admin fees, and this is for every ticket.

[exile in Tiger country]

I think these tickets are pricey especially for a friendly :conf:

I thoght the tickets for Lockers testimonial were the same price as these? :eh: :doz:

But A) That's for Lockers.
B) It's for Charity and
C) You can at least park yer bum.

[exile in Tiger country]

I am sorry i was not aware Salford was for Lockers testimonial

I referred to the comment that the ticket prices were the same.

[nellywelly]

I would gladly pay the price for Sean like I did last night.
but not for a Salford friendly
Also the car parking was free last night but Salford want £5

Still feel ripped off from THURSDAYs match and though I only live down the road from salfords new ground will not turn up to a friendly match again, unless we get some guarantees that more half the side is from the 1st TEAM.
ALSO THE PRICE AT THE TURNSTILLES REFLECTS THAT

[Nezza Faz]

The gate takings from Lockers Testimonial were split THREE ways between local Wigan Charities, all with roots in this immediate area,and which he himself has nominated, during his year of fund raising events.

So in context, don't think "ripped off" is the right expression.

A soccer friend of mine went to Jamie Carragher's (L'pool) Testimonial and was charged £25 entry ! Presumably, again, Charities benefitted from this.

[mickh]

Nezza, when I want to contribute to a charity (which I do),
I don't want to be steamrolled, or made to feel guilty about not wanting to pay anymore when I want to watch a rugby match
Ripped off, are two very good words considering the quality of entertainment that was/is put in front of you! And, Thursdays match was premeditated to the extreme.

Mick

[AdamMac]

I've not had chance to buy any tickets for this game.

will I be able to buy on the night from salford?

[Mike]

I would think so! They are only getting around 2000 in 12000 capacity stadium.