Lazy J,that is exactly what I was alluding to as I have also reserved my tickets as mentioned on another thread.

Fill your boots Rob https://wiganwarriors.com/blog/2023/12/ ... challenge/

Fill your boots Rob https://wiganwarriors.com/blog/2023/12/ ... challenge/

Quote ="apollosghost"Fill your boots Rob https://wiganwarriors.com/blog/2023/12/ ... challenge/'" He will be first in the queue

Quote ="apollosghost"Fill your boots Rob https://wiganwarriors.com/blog/2023/12/ ... challenge/'" He will be first in the queue

Probably too late now he'll have burned through this weeks pocket money already, have to hope there's still plenty left when he gets his Christmas money

Quote ="apollosghost"Fill your boots Rob https://wiganwarriors.com/blog/2023/12/ ... challenge/'" Thanks mate. I will have my tickets before most of you wigan fans lol If you need me to give you all directions to the stadium, give me a shout.

Quote ="apollosghost"Fill your boots Rob https://wiganwarriors.com/blog/2023/12/ ... challenge/'" Thanks mate. I will have my tickets before most of you wigan fans lol If you need me to give you all directions to the stadium, give me a shout.

What a sh*e attempt at an insult. Have a word with yourself and come back when you can actually do some damage.

Not before me idiot

You've never been within a country mile of the DW. Nor the TWS for that matter. Give it up. You're boring.

Should I expect an apology from you for calling me a liar,as you have been proven wrong yet again little man.

Just set him to Ignore. If we all did that and then nobody quoted his posts, we'd all be happy

Like a fart in a lift you try to ignore him but his stench lingers.

Hope the club confirms whether the South Stand is sit where your ticket says or the usual park your backside anywhere you want, could be carnage on the day of the game

According to the ticketing site it is ALL reserved seating, even in the South stand

Looks a good first day of sales. A sell out might be optimistic though - I don't think we quite managed it in 2011, 2017 or 2019 and lots of tickets were being given away on the cheap for the 2019 game. A 20k crowd would be great.

It’ll get close I reckon and I’d be surprised if it isn’t a total sell out. I think there’s quite a bit of neutral interest in seeing this Penrith team in the flesh on the back of their 3 on the spin.

Hard to find blocks of seats in the central upper blocks of the South Stand. Plenty out to the sides though.

Got my tickets in the south stand!

Unlike all you armchair Wigan fans!

Only joking. Taking my 2 youngest daughters! Hope you wallop those arrogant Aussies!

Six tickets bought. Really looking forward to it.

Here’s hoping the trophy stays in the UK - good luck.

I think it has a great chance of a sell out in my opinion.

https://wiganwarriors.com/blog/2023/12/ ... challenge/ Over 10k sold on first day. That's an immense response bearing in mind the release date came out of the blue only a few days before Christmas.

https://wiganwarriors.com/blog/2023/12/ ... challenge/ Over 10k sold on first day. That's an immense response bearing in mind the release date came out of the blue only a few days before Christmas.

Outstanding. I presume a decent number will be the hospitality tickets Jason has mentioned but they still must’ve sold thousands yesterday. It’s got my backside in gear anyway. Typical RL fan mode was on and I planned to get them about 3 days before but going to sort ours later.

I tell you what I know my cup is always half full but this is going to be some event,as big as Manly was (not attendance) but for the impact it will have on the town and RL in general,especially if we win.

I'm not sure why but it certainly feels bigger than some of the ones in the last couple of decades. Maybe it's the fact Penrith are coming off the back of 3 titles on the spin or because we've not been in one for a while now. The fact it's a Saturday under the lights helps IMO but I think a major factor is the connection currently between the fans and the club. You know you can make a good day out of the event, get in the fan village and soak up the atmosphere and it also now feels like you can go in Whelans without thinking the money is going to the Bahraini mob.

It should be a great night.

Over the last few years its been just me and my eldest lad going to matches. Six of us for this game.

For 2024 season there will be four of us attending matches.

I think it's a mixture of a few things. 1. Penrith will obviously be up for it, especially after their mistake of not taking it seriously last year. 2. We've got a dam good side and the fan base is ready/expectant of a good performance and a shot at more success. 3. The club have made great strides engaging with the fan base and it's paying off - whether that's excitement about this game, or the increased season ticket sales. There's a good vibe.

On point 2. I've not felt this strongly about a team since 2011 and the Melbourne lads coming over. Obviously we've had success since then, but I've always thought the teams we've had haven't been the greatest or fluked a few finals. This is a strong team tho, with a good core of young lads. Add in Peet being the polar opposite of what irks me about Wane and I'm genuinely excited/feeling it. I'm not counting my chickens for 2024, but it looks as positive as it could be at this stage.