Hi can anyone tell me what stand we have allocated tomorrow? weve made a last minute decision to go tomorrow, alsodoes anyone have a rough idea of prices and is the best parking on the car park between the hospital and the stadium?

Thanks

North Stand is what you want, I'm going on the coach but if I was you I would try and park on an official carpark as it aint the nicest of places.

Judging by your post, you aren't the brightest of sparks.

Safe trip over, everyone.

Adult ticket was £21 when bought from the club shop and concession was £15.

North Stand, not 100% sure but I think its £21.

Alot of travelling fans seem to favour the park and ride service from Priory Park. It's pretty well signposted, free parking and a couple of £ for your bus fare. I tend to park near Boulevard and walk down, I have heard reports of cars been vandalised if left around the stadium tbh but I've never seen anything myself, despite what people might say it's not that bad an area. Another option is St Stevens car park, £1 all day on a Sunday, not too far to walk either.

Park and Ride signposted on the A63 just after the Bridge. Free to park and costs couple of quid on bus (return). Good listening to Hull fans on bus after game.

Judging by your post, you are a sad git sat at home alone craving a bit of attention. I noticed nobody had replied to the guy's post, so gave a quick response. I would have gone into more depth but I am 1,000 words into an essay on the distinction between sane and non-insane automatism. Seeing as you are clearly highly intelligent do you have any advice? Thought not.

Stop the childish comments about Hull then.

It sounds like a perfectly sensible comment to me.

When parking in a city which once saw a coach load of supporters get bricked, surely it is a good idea to park somewhere official (which no doubt is covered by CCTV and security personnel). Especially if you are driving a nice car, have children or old people on board or other such factors.

If someone said to me "Yo I'm coming to watch a match at the Halliwell Jones any parking advice?"

I would recommend they use the official car park. I am a proud Warringtonian and have no problem with the area around the stadium, but better safe than sorry, especially when a two hour car drive away from home.

No, he was correct, Ganson's Optician was childish.

Anyway, I've given travel advice elsewhere on threads and via the PM service to other Warrington supporters.

The Park and Ride service is spot on and the car park is covered by CCTV. The buses are regular and available after the game outside the park where the stadium is situated.

Post code for sat navs is HU4 7DY and there is more info here:

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I don't see what could be considered "childish" about recommending an official car park because the area "isn't the nicest".

If we ended up chatting in a pub and I said "Go for an official car park because it isn't the nicest of places", no way would anyone start saying to my face that I am "childish".

That is a big problem with this site, grown men and women, who come out with rubbish from the safety of their computers, yet they would never say it in public.

It's part of the ridiculous nature of this site that Salford, Hull, Wakefield, St Helens are denigrated week in, week out when perfectly respectable people live there all the time without getting battered or their cars stolen. Nothing wrong with saying use the official car park, but no need for the dig at Hull.

Can those of us who left because we don't like the town have digs at Warrington?