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TICKET NEWS
CRUSADERS RL vs. WIGAN WARRIORS
ENGAGE SUPER LEAGUE XVI
SUNDAY 1ST MAY 2011
KICK-OFF 3.00PM

Wigan Warriors have received an initial allocation of 1,550 tickets for the Engage Super League XVI fixture with Crusaders RL to be played on Sunday 1st May 2011 at the Racecourse Ground (3.00pm kick off).

Due to the limited timeframe to sell these tickets, these tickets will be going immediately on general sale from Thursday 21st April 2011 at 9am.

Junior (Under 16) season ticket holders are entitled to free entry upon production of away junior voucher number four at the Racecourse Ground on matchday. These tickets will not be available to exchange in advance at the DW Stadium Ticket Office.

Coach travel is also available via the DW Stadium Ticket Office for this fixture, costing £10.00 for concessions, adult season ticket holders and Ancient & Loyal members and £11.00 for adult non-season ticket holders. These will leave the DW Stadium at 12.00pm and Parson's Walk (opposite The Wheel) at 12.30pm.

Subject to availability, these tickets will be on sale until 12pm on Saturday 30th April 2011.

Eric Roberts Stand (unreserved seating behind the posts)

Adults £15.00 (£20.00 on matchday)
Over 60's £10.00 (£15.00 on matchday)
Students £10.00 (£15.00 on matchday)
Under 16's £7.00 (£10.00 on matchday)

Any supporters wishing to purchase tickets for ambulant or wheelchair disabled must contact Crusaders RL directly on 0871 221 9511.


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got my tickets... and the blue shirt is ready... first trip away from home (aside from Magic & GF!)

A bit far for me to get to this game

my cousin lives literally across the road - parking space pour moi.

where is the stadium, and where's the parking for said stadium?

Onedego, it's actually one of the easiest stadiums to get to.

Just follow the M56 for Chester & then take the Ring Road (signposted) for the A48 dual darriageway straight into Wrexham.

Take the town centre sign off the roundabout (and signposted Racecourse Ground). The stadium is just 300 yards up on the left.

We usually park on the Shopping/Industrial estate just to your right when you come up the slip road - had no problems last year.

Only problem we had, was to get your Tickets on the day - they were not allowing you to pay at the ground, you had to go to the shop up the road & queue for a while.

Nezza Faz wrote:Onedego, it's actually one of the easiest stadiums to get to.

Just follow the M56 for Chester & then take the Ring Road (signposted) for the A48 dual darriageway straight into Wrexham.

Take the town centre sign off the roundabout (and signposted Racecourse Ground). The stadium is just 300 yards up on the left.

We usually park on the Shopping/Industrial estate just to your right when you come up the slip road - had no problems last year.

Only problem we had, was to get your Tickets on the day - they were not allowing you to pay at the ground, you had to go to the shop up the road & queue for a while.

Note it is the A484 not A48
Usually parking at Sainsbury's or there is a B&Q that sometimes charge a nominal fee, but donate to charity.
There is also a car park just past the ground at the railway station, not sure if they charge though.
If worse case, go past the ground bear left when you get to the town centre (less than half a mile) and there are plenty of side streets.

Thanks AtoB - missed keying in last digit - still hangover!

Actually, i did mean A483 to wrexham but stand corrected anyway if its one number higher.

Good tip also re. parking.

Got our tickets and looking forward to another Bank Holiday Fiesta .

Decisions decisions...

£10 for fuel
£37 on Public Transport
or
£20 on the Fan Bus...

Any recommendations?