- How much are tickets?
- Adult: £27
- Over 65: £23
- Young Adult (22–24): £22
- Youth (18–21): £22
- Junior (8–17): £13
- Under 7s: Free
Hospitality is priced at £90 per person. Existing ticket holders can upgrade to hospitality for £45, or £30 for Founders members.
- When and where can I buy my tickets from?
Tickets will go on sale from midday tomorrow via the Salford online ticketing website and from the CorpAcq Stadium Ticket Office.
Tickets will also be available to purchase at Brick Community Stadium on matchday (Sunday), subject to availability.
Salford will sell all tickets for Salford supporters. Swinton supporters will receive their own ticket link to purchase seats in the South Stand.
- I’m a season ticket holder. Is my ticket valid?
All season tickets, whether digital or physical, will be valid for this fixture.
Supporters simply need to attend as normal and have their season ticket scanned at the turnstiles. All season ticket barcodes have been uploaded into Wigan’s ticketing system to make entry as straightforward as possible.
- Where will I be seated in the stadium?
Salford supporters will be located in the North Stand. Brick Community Stadium is an all-seated stadium, with the North Stand situated behind the posts. Seating will be unreserved.
- Can supporters watch both matches? Can Wigan season ticket holders watch the game?
Yes. Admission is valid for both fixtures taking place that day, meaning Salford supporters can stay to watch Wigan’s game and Wigan supporters can watch ours.
- What time will the ground be open?
Turnstiles will open at 1:00pm. Hospitality will open from 11:45am.
- Is parking available at Brick Community Stadium?
Yes. We are currently waiting for Wigan to provide a parking booking link so supporters can pre-book parking. This will be shared as soon as it is available.
- Will there be organised travel from the CorpAcq Stadium to Brick Community Stadium?
The club will not be organising official transport.
However, we anticipate that the Supporters’ Trust will operate coach travel, as they usually do for away fixtures.
- What happens regarding parking I’ve already paid for at the CorpAcq Stadium?
We have raised this with the stadium and the parking provider and are awaiting confirmation on how supporters with season parking passes will be compensated. We will provide an update as soon as we receive one.
- Will there be a Salford Fan Zone? Will I be able to buy Salford merchandise?
Robin Park Fan Zone will open early for Salford supporters, with opening times to be confirmed.
We are also hoping to have our merchandise trailer located outside the North Stand, subject to final confirmation from Wigan. We also hope to be able to sell match tickets there for supporters arriving on the day.
- Are there any restrictions on what I can bring into the ground (flags, drums etc)?
Supporters will need to comply with the Brick Community Stadium’s ground regulations. These will be shared ahead of the fixture.
- Are disabled tickets available? Can I bring my carer?
Yes. Disabled ticket pricing and carer arrangements will remain the same as they are at the CorpAcq Stadium. There are 12 wheelchair bays located on accessible raised platforms within the North Stand, which will be available for Salford supporters.
- I’m a disabled season ticket holder and normally use the lounge facilities, disabled toilets and parking at the CorpAcq Stadium. What happens at Brick Community Stadium?
Brick Community Stadium has accessible facilities throughout the North Stand, including accessible toilets, lowered service counters and wheelchair bays on raised viewing platforms.
Parking details will be included when the parking booking link is released.
- Will there be hospitality? What time does it open?
Yes. Hospitality will be located in the Marquee Suite within the North Stand and will operate in the same way as our usual matchday hospitality, including the Man of the Match presentation.
Hospitality opens at 11:45am, with a menu available. Packages are £90 per person and are sold through Matchday VIP.
Supporters wishing to upgrade should contact the CorpAcq Stadium Ticket Office. Upgrade prices are £30 for Founders members and £45 for all other season ticket holders.
- I’m a Founders member. What access will I have at Brick Community Stadium?
Just like a season ticket holder your ticket is valid for the game. Unfortunately, there is no equivalent Founders lounge available.
To recognise this, Founders members have been offered the opportunity to upgrade to hospitality for £30 (subject to availability).
Salford supporters will have exclusive use of the North Stand concourse, although there will not be a dedicated Founders lounge.
- I’m a sponsor with a hospitality package. What happens?
Sponsors with hospitality packages will receive the same hospitality experience as they would at the CorpAcq Stadium.
- Where will Swinton supporters be seated?
Swinton supporters have been allocated seating in the South Stand.
- Why couldn’t we play at Salford FC (Moor Lane) or Swinton (Heywood Road)?
We looked at a number of venues before deciding on The Brick Community Stadium.
Some grounds weren’t available because of football fixtures or concerns about protecting their playing surfaces ahead of the new season.
The two realistic options came down to Heywood Road and The Brick Community Stadium.
We didn’t feel it was right to play one of our biggest fixtures of the season at our opponents’ home ground, so The Brick Community Stadium was the clear choice. We also explored the possibility of playing at Salford City FC, but that wasn’t possible.
The stadium has never hosted rugby league and installing rugby posts would have affected the playing surface ahead of the football season.
- Why could the stadium works not be delayed?
The decision was made by the stadium company rather than the Council.
The stadium is due to host international fixtures later in the year and the pitch resurfacing programme was already scheduled.
This was not something the club was aware of when the RFL fixtures were originally confirmed.
- Why has this only been announced now?
We’ve been working on this for several months, looking at every possible option before making a decision.
We didn’t want to announce anything until we knew we had the best solution for the Club and our fans. Once everything had been agreed with Wigan Warriors, we shared the news straight away.
