Just to remind everyone that Sunday's Super League fixture between Wakefield Trinity Wildcats v Wigan Warriors will be £10 adult and £5 junior. This offer is available on the day of the event and NOT just a pre sale price. If you do purchase a pre sale ticket then we are rewarding the 200, 300, 400 and 500 customers with a prize.

To mark the Golden Game occasion, Rugby League Legends Billy Boston and Ian Brooke will be leading the teams out on to the pitch with Ian Brooke kicking the game off.

Eric France will also be offering a Gold Exchange facility at the Wildcats superstore so bring down any unwanted gold and exchange it for cash.

Lets get behind the Wildcats on Sunday and make sure everybody takes advantage of this fantastic offer of only £10 adult and £5 junior.

well i bought my tickets today and it was £6 and £11 is it dearer for away fans?

Thought it said on here it didn't apply on the day. Paid £13 for mine including booking fee. Know it's only £3 but that's another pint

A pound dearer buying from Wigan.



Its £20 if you pay on the gate.

Not according to the original post, which goes against anything advised previously. Weird.

My thoughts exactly...
Hmmm

Ah I see.

Just to clear this up as there still seems to be some confusion about this, the offer is defiantly available on the day on the gate according to all the information I have seen.

Then why have we been charged £11? Perhaps someone from the DW can explain

Does seem odd that it's a quid more to buy them from Robin Park. You can book tickets through Wakefield's website to pick up on the day and there's no extra fee on top of the £10/£5 there. Wigan don't normally take an extra cut on top of the face value, do they?

To accomodate Wakefield's 10% commission they'd pay to your club for selling the ticket.

Mick Hogan???

not sure why you have been charged those prices.

however the OP is from davide longo who works for the marketing dept of wakefield wildcats, so would take his posts as facts.

Billy Boston is leading the Wigan team out on Sunday Ian Brooke is leading out Wakey.

It's also the ground where Billy made his final appearance at first team level for Wigan.

It's quite clear on our website - [url=http://www.wiganwarriors.com/WContent.aspx?id=4843&type=news=#FF0000www.wiganwarriors.com/WContent.aspx?id=4843&type=news[/url



Now if they have changed their minds I can see some angry people at the Wigan end, who have bene charged a quid extra to cover commission (no problem when your saving from £20) or £13 for a credit card booking fee on top (again no problem when your saving from £20). So to all a sudden start saying you can pay £10 on the gate its costing Wigan fans more.

It was also what they said to me in an email which I posted about on May 24th

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No wonder it's confusing. I'm wondering whether to bother going down to get one for Hogan.

I've spoken to the ticket office at Wakefield this morning and they confirmed it is £10 on match day NOT £20