The RFL confirmed that it is free for under 2's but you need a ticket.This seems to be a well kept secret so contact the RFL for more info. Im driving to the game and would gladly store a pram or 3 in my boot for any Wire or rhino fan

If you have got your tickets and not got one already, you call the RFL they will send you one out in the post for free. You will need to tell them which block you are in so they can give you a ticket that uses in the same entrance letter but they always have loads of singles floating around and like us, you probably will not want to actually use the seat they send you anyway.

Thanks for the info about the customer services desk/place, so that is great, we can just leave the pushchair there.

Glad you got sorted for a ticket and luckily right next to you anyway!

With all due respect, why would you want to take a 19 month old baby unless it's truly your only option and you wouldn't be able to go yourself otherwise?

It's not like they're going to appreciate being there, or remember it in future years when they're discussing first games etc with their mates. My first Wembley was aged 15 in 1995, and although it might have been nice to go a bit earlier - the 1989 or 1992 FA Cup Final's for example - I'm glad I can remember it so I wouldn't have wanted my first time to be something like the 1981 Milk Cup which I'd have no recollection of now.

It also means you'll be constantly worried about ensuring their well being, especially if you find yourself sitting in the midst of a load of bevvied up lads once inside the ground, rather than just relaxing and enjoying the day yourself.

Fair enough if you really have no other option but if you can get a sitter then that makes far more sense to me.

and if its a sell-out denying another fan the opportunity to attend.

I'm all for letting little'uns attend cup finals at Wembley, mainly because I was denied that privilege in 1990. The fact I was six months old shouldn't be an excuse IMO.