Thanks but I'm not seeing how that is useful to me if I'm coming from the North Hertfordshire?
to come in by train to KX, walk across to st.pancs & get the Javelin for two people plus having to pay parking at my local station for the day is about £45, driving will be £10 in diesel tops. It's also not saving any journey time door to door, I can park for nowt about 20 minutes walk away, it's just a drag driving through North London.
The only other alternate is park up nr High Barnet, change at Camden, walk to Camden Rd overground, then to Hackney Wick but that's still three times the cost and not much time saving either.
You can park in the Westfield Stratford shopping centre for £9.50, £8.10 if you can be in/out within 3 hours

Fair point, wasnt sure where you were setting off from

Parking tickets are being issued by the RFL. We have perimeter parking and had to send an email to them for a parking pass.

Anything less than a sell out would be a disappointment. It was sold out for the Fiji game and I would like to think there is far more interest in watching new Zealand.

Best get ar$es into gear if you want a ticket for Sunday. Only a few hundred tickets left according to the England twitter feed: https://twitter.com/England_RL?ref_src= ... r%5Eauthor 40,000 sold for the Olympic Stadium and 20,000 at Wigan so far.

Best get ar$es into gear if you want a ticket for Sunday. Only a few hundred tickets left according to the England twitter feed: https://twitter.com/England_RL?ref_src= ... r%5Eauthor 40,000 sold for the Olympic Stadium and 20,000 at Wigan so far.

Good, c'mon the Kiwis.

Glad I got mine for East E8 ordered back in March £15 for adult was a bargain

Quote ="Doom&Gloom Merchant"Best get ar$es into gear if you want a ticket for Sunday. Only a few hundred tickets left according to the England twitter feed: https://twitter.com/England_RL?ref_src= ... r%5Eauthor 40,000 sold for the Olympic Stadium and 20,000 at Wigan so far.'" 40,000 so for the London game is fantastic! Any one know the stadium capacity?

Quote ="Doom&Gloom Merchant"Best get ar$es into gear if you want a ticket for Sunday. Only a few hundred tickets left according to the England twitter feed: https://twitter.com/England_RL?ref_src= ... r%5Eauthor 40,000 sold for the Olympic Stadium and 20,000 at Wigan so far.'" 40,000 so for the London game is fantastic! Any one know the stadium capacity?

54-55k ish

if this 1st game is close and exciting at the weekend, i can see tickets flying out of the door for part 2 in London

www.eurosport.co.uk/rugby-league ... tory.shtml Alex Glenn speaking highly of the KC and rugby fans in Hull.

www.eurosport.co.uk/rugby-league ... tory.shtml Alex Glenn speaking highly of the KC and rugby fans in Hull.

Just bought a ticket for myself and grandad, only place in the entire stadium I could get 2 together was the west upper.

Also does anyone know if there are any lifts in the west upper? Worried my grandad will be able to get up and down that many stairs.

Yes, there is a lift. The entrance is about 50 yards to the left of the main West Stand reception as you face the stadium.

There'll be a steward there who can scan your ticket and you can use the lift to get up to the Upper Tier.

There's only one lift so can be a bit of queue to get back down again after the match.

An England win will be the biggest boost to ticket sales and I believe they can and will go on to win the series.

If New Zealand had been able to bring their strongest side I do not believe they would have lost a test.

Looking forward to it, regardless who nz have missing, still looks a really strong team, rts just looks pure class. Think it will be close, heart says England , head says nz just

A few out for England as well as the kiwis. Burgess, tomkins, reed would have been in the 17 if fit

Yeh gutted about reed, would of liked to of seen him. Think I'd of still of gone with hardhaker, think McNamara would of gone with tomkins though

It would have been criminal to have left Hardaker out the starting 17 after the season he's just had .

would you please tell me if it's an ok walk from the Holiday Inn (City Centre) to the KC? Thank you.

If it's the Holiday Inn Express, then it's a doddle - 10 minutes or so. Straight out the back of St Stephens Shopping Centre (Tesco end) and pretty much walk straight ahead down Londesborough Street.

If you're at the Holiday Inn on the Marina, it's a bit more of a hike. If you're walking, it's in towards town and turn left down Anlaby Road.

Yeh it's fine , out the back of st Stephens, cut through back streets to walk way bridge to stadium, 15 mins

Looking forward to a cracking game tomoz can't wait.

thank you

How can we possibly fail after a rousing speech from lord 2 jags?

[url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-league/34689480Precca recounts tales of thumping that bloke who threw and egg at him[/url

Do we know if Sam Moa is in the team? Expect he will get a great welcome