Are they allowing it this year as even the most die hard fan will find it hard on the Sunday to stay watching 4 games of rugby league for that long.

I hope so.

The stadium is a fair way from anything tbh, they provide wristabands to go in and out with (or they did last year)

I was hoping the website would have had all this infirmation on it. It's a bit rubbish though.

Hopefully they have a smart event manager running the show...

If there is nothing around the stadium, surely temporary bars, food stalls and a general entertainment precinct has been set up?

Its not Glastonbury you know?

The Roseburn & Murrayfield Bars plus several hotels are only 5mins walk from the stadium, so as long as they let us out it shouldn't be a problem.

Maybe it is all set up to keep fans in the stadium for most of the games unlike the last two years.

If they haven't got fan entertainment and I mean adult fan entertainment(pubs, food etc - just thought I'd point out what was meant

) then it is going to backfire big style as a lot will shoot off back to the centre after their match.

Hopefully all will be revealed before we head off to the land of the mince filled sheep stomach.

If they want to be pulling non fans to this event, they need more then just 7 games of rugby to gain the attention of the locals.

Sports fans may attend, but creating a real 'event' feel to the weekend will attract many more through the gates. I doubt they would have thought about this angle.

Yep, they confirmed a good while ago that they will be creating a fan village outside the stadium, including refreshment areas and an entertainment venue.

I agree, but this is the RFL mate.

I could watch rugby league matches all day. Its what I live for!

Will you be able to walk around the entire concourse, like the bottom tier of Cardiff last year? I'm going with a mix of Wigan/Wire fans buying the tickets direct from the RFL and don't want to be stuck with KR fans in one block while our fans are on the other side of the stadium.

It states on the ticket that "Please retain for re-entry purposes" so that should answer your question!

Quote Spectators who wish to leave the stadium with the intention of returning later in the day, must ensure that they have their hand stamped by a stadium steward, at one of the designated exit/re-entry gates. Spectators must also retain their match ticket.'" www.superleague.co.uk/article.php?id=13835

Quote Spectators who wish to leave the stadium with the intention of returning later in the day, must ensure that they have their hand stamped by a stadium steward, at one of the designated exit/re-entry gates. Spectators must also retain their match ticket.'" www.superleague.co.uk/article.php?id=13835

Cheers

How strict have the stewards been with regards to seating if you want to sit with fellow fans in your teams designated bay. Thinking of buying some Unreserved seats and floating about the stadium depending game/day?

First year we had upper tier tickets and sat in the lower tier, so not very

The set up of Murrayfield as a ground is quite different to Cardiff, so I'd be surprised if you could move between the two.

Agreed, moving around the Mill was easy as was sitting just about anywhere you wished and the wander around the lower concourse was good fun for refreshments and bumping into people

hopefully they will make it as close to that experience in Muddyfield.

Must be confusing for you lot..............do you eat it or f**k it

Can anybody confirm that there are no bars within the actual stadium or perimeter of the ground? There wasn't the last time I was up there (2002, but I was wondering (hopefully) if this has changed.

It has, they were granted a license last year.