WARRINGTON WOLVES will be operating at a greater capacity attendance during the 2024 Super League season.
The Cheshire club’s application to the Council for a new Ground Safety Certificate has bee approved, with the new 15,300 capacity coming into force on 3rd February 2024.
The Halliwell Jones Stadium broke a stadium capacity record last year when 15,026 fans attended the Wolves’ Round 9 Super League clash against Wigan Warriors.
Warrington will play two pre-season fixtures at home ahead of the new campaign. Local rivals Widnes Vikings will be visiting the Halliwell Jones on Friday night, with a 7.30pm kick-off.
The club will then be celebrating Joe Philbin’s Testimonial when the Wolves welcome Challenge Cup holders Leigh Leopards on Saturday 3 February, with a kick-off time of 5.30pm.
It’s been an off-season of change for Warrington, with new head coach Sam Burgess getting to grips with his new side with a number of new faces also making the move to the Cheshire club including ex-Newcastle Knights forward Lachlan Fitzgibbon and PNG star Rodrick Tai.
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