Re: World Club Challenge - Wigan v Penrith : Fri Jan 19, 2024 6:57 pm  

Less than a hundred tickets left if the end blocks of E/W aren't being opened up for sale

Re: World Club Challenge - Wigan v Penrith : Fri Jan 19, 2024 8:01 pm  

Jukesays wrote:

I genuinely don't know the full detail but got told about the seats thing 4/6 weeks ago
When I was chatting the other day though to the person who told me originally he confirmed ES1 is where "The majority" are and when I said it'll be good to get 22,500, 23000 he said it'll go up towards 24k

So I just took it from that, that a couple of the blocks in WS 1 and WS10 and the 2 North blocks (that were blocked out last week) would be opened up soon.
Obviously NK posted that The 2 x North sre now open, so guessing this may happen with the others as well (apart from ES1 unless they are working on that).

Latest I've been told is that they're looking to get a little over 24,500 in
So expect more blocks end of West etc to open soon

Re: World Club Challenge - Wigan v Penrith : Sat Jan 20, 2024 1:50 am  

Jukesays wrote:

Latest I've been told is that they're looking to get a little over 24,500 in
So expect more blocks end of West etc to open soon

I'm wondering if the remaining number of tickets reserved for Penrith/Aussie/Anyone but Wigan fans are being earmarked for resale once a certain period of time has passed?

Re: World Club Challenge - Wigan v Penrith : Sat Jan 20, 2024 8:01 am  

When was the last time at Wigan we will have had almost a sell out for a night match? Cannot wait!!!!!

Re: World Club Challenge - Wigan v Penrith : Sat Jan 20, 2024 8:46 am  

JIMMY MAGNETS wrote:

When was the last time at Wigan we will have had almost a sell out for a night match? Cannot wait!!!!!

When was the last time a rugby league match has sold out 4 weeks before it takes place?

(Assuming the last few tickets go this week)

Re: World Club Challenge - Wigan v Penrith : Sat Jan 20, 2024 10:07 am  

Just had a quick gander at the mad and only a few left in the North stand. I awkward part now about the north stand is there are still decent seats and on the same row but spaced apart missing an opportunity of bunching them together and selling 2 seats together. However understand first come first serve and why should they be moved up so someone could be accommodated

Re: World Club Challenge - Wigan v Penrith : Sat Jan 20, 2024 10:17 am  

WWste wrote:

Just had a quick gander at the mad and only a few left in the North stand. I awkward part now about the north stand is there are still decent seats and on the same row but spaced apart missing an opportunity of bunching them together and selling 2 seats together. However understand first come first serve and why should they be moved up so someone could be accommodated

The only other option is to have it unreserved - you then lose approx 550 seat plus anyway

Re: World Club Challenge - Wigan v Penrith : Sat Jan 20, 2024 10:20 am  

Jukesays wrote:

The only other option is to have it unreserved - you then lose approx 550 seat plus anyway

I have booked tickets for an event at the DW last year (genuinely can't remember which one though) where the ticketing website had a rule set on it that you are not allowed to leave a single seat on it's own and it wouldn't let you complete booking if you did.

I thought that was quite a good workaround to this.

Re: World Club Challenge - Wigan v Penrith : Sat Jan 20, 2024 10:40 am  

BoredWiganer wrote:

I have booked tickets for an event at the DW last year (genuinely can't remember which one though) where the ticketing website had a rule set on it that you are not allowed to leave a single seat on it's own and it wouldn't let you complete booking if you did.

I thought that was quite a good workaround to this.

Yea I have seen that before. I think the hard thing is if we adopt that system you’ll probs upset the fan base and people won’t buy tickets. A sell out for Wigan comes few and far between so probably best to keep the fans on side

Re: World Club Challenge - Wigan v Penrith : Sat Jan 20, 2024 10:54 am  

BoredWiganer wrote:

I have booked tickets for an event at the DW last year (genuinely can't remember which one though) where the ticketing website had a rule set on it that you are not allowed to leave a single seat on it's own and it wouldn't let you complete booking if you did.

I thought that was quite a good workaround to this.

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That would be great if brought in