So people can keep the same seat all day should they want to.





Clubs have also been selling allocations of reserved tickets, so it means that each club will have its own section of supporters in the stadium. Also gives the fans of those clubs who have unreserved tickets a point to congregate, should they want to, rather than being scattered about.

Are you saying that people shouldn't have the choice to pay a premium for a reserved seat?

His use of the word 'problem' confused me somewhat. What's the problem?

They both had much bigger stadiums.

There wasn't an issue with all being unreserved seating at the other venues. Now people have to pay £45 for entry even if they don't want a reserved seat.

Weather is looking good as well. Try rugbyleaguetickets.co.uk .Still plenty of reserved seats.Its looking very good for the weekend.

That's their problem for leaving it so late. You could get unreserved tickets up to less than a week before the event.

So your solution would be to make people have to pay £45 even if they don't want an unreserved seat?



Tough. They should have bought their tickets earlier.



Would you be complaining if it didn't sell out as well?



Seriously, only in rugby league.

Cardiff had reserved seating

There's always the possibility that they'll open an upper tier and make it unreserved as well.

I thought that but wasn't certain! Middle tier was reserved seating wasn't it?

Yep, had it in 2008(?) on the Saturday and couldn't face the dullness on the Sunday so went on lower tier