Park on the Church Car Park by the Willows at the junction of Weaste Lane and Chandos Grove. We've parked there for years without incident.

We should start a policy against clubs who have tiered ticket prices & charge more when a club like Wigan come to visit.

Charge their supporters exactly the same as what Wigan supporters were upon their return to the DW.

£20 is hardly expensive. Perhaps this is why League is such a minority sport.

Charging supporters what we get charged when we go away wont work and doesnt make business sense as we always take alot more to away grounds then most in SL and wont get much back when they come here, we charge huddersfield,quins and catalan more when we dont open the north stand.

You usually have to go to the ticket office to collect them but give yourself plenty if time as they are not the quickest. Safe journey over.

We don't have a "tiered " pricing system it's £20 for all away teams this season.

Don't think your being treated differently just 'cos you Wigan.

Well thats made our (6 of us) minds up. £20 to stand up in a hole. We are not going. The point is not the £20, its the fact that its for standing !

Standing > Seating every day at events like this. Seated stadiums have killed the atmosphere.

I assume it's for ground admission, which means that you'll be able to sit down under cover behind the sticks if you want - might even allow you in the stand down the touchline, although I'm not sure whether that's ticketed differently.

TBF you can sit down if you want in the family stand ( behind the sticks) with the standing ticket, im taking my lad and sitting there .

As others have pointed out, you can still sit.

I usually prefer standing, but with being there for the reserves game as well I think I'll be in with the lazy crowd for this one! Don't think my old knees are up to standing for 4 hours+.

Unsafe parking? Seriously, its just a myth, in the past 5 years I've heard of two cars getting bricked, which one of them was actually a Salford fans car, it hardly ever happens it just gets exaggerated. As for the £20 tickets, it is abit dear, but I think it's because of the season ticket prices were so low, however it doesn't help the away fans which is a shame as I imagine quite a few fans most think of coming over and get put off by the price sometimes.

That happened to me the year before last, a Salford fan gave me a ticket for free, even when I offered him some money. Paid up front this year though.

Did somebody say that you could claim your tram fare from Manchester city centre back? Seem to remember this on a thread but can't find it. Can anyone tell me how to do this? I'm going straight from work to watch the U20s first.

pond monster

You can claim your tram fare if you use the park and ride at Ladywell (one stop from Weaste stop) Eccles end of the Metro line.

So if you are parking in Manchester you would be better off driving to Ladywell (free and secure car park)
paying the £1.50 tram fare you then show the ticket at the Willows ticket office and they will deduct your tram fare.

I doubt it will be £20.00 at Wakefield this season we seem to want to get people through the turnstiles (mainly our own stay aways). Doing this we are charging less and other teams support will probably benefit through this.

Thanks bezzerscr. Afraid I get the train into Manchester from Wigan every day, so will have to get the tram. Cheers anyway.

Is it definitely £20 pay on gate tonight? Heard it was £22, surely not?

It works on a tier system:

Entrance between 17:01 & 17:59 - £16.00
Entrance between 18:00 & 18:59 - £18.00
Entrance between 19:00 & 19:29 - £20.00
Entrance between 19:30 & 19:59 - £25.00

That had best not be true.

Definitely £20. Costs extra to sit down the side.

Whooooosh!

Of course it's true.

In fact I'm going now just to make sure.

Ive just got in for £8 between 15:00 & 15:29

So can i go to the ticket office early tonight and get a concession ticket for £15 and an adult ticket for £18?