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With only a few single seats remaining in the East and West Stands for tonight's game, tickets have been made available for Wigan fans in the North Stand.
Subject to availability tickets will be available from the DW Stadium ticket office, via the ticket hotline on 0871 66 33 552 and online at Warriors eTickets throughout the day.
Cash turnstiles will also be available tonight on turnstiles P1 and P2 for both home and away fans. Seating in the North Stand is unreserved; however Wigan fans will be encouraged to sit in blocks NS1 and NS2 on the Western side of the stand.
With a large crowd expected for tonight's game all fans are encouraged to arrive at the stadium as early as possible.
Wigan Warriors have received an initial allocation of tickets for the West Stand (terracing behind the posts) and limited North Stand tickets (reserved seating along the touchline) for the Super League 2013 fixture with Warrington Wolves.
IRN-BRU, the Official Soft Drink of Super League is offering Wigan Warriors fans the opportunity to win a money can't buy pair of VIP Tickets to the Magic Weekend!
Wigan Warriors will face Widnes Vikings in the Quarter Final of the Tetley's Challenge Cup.
Wigan Warriors ran out 6-64 winners at London Broncos on Saturday afternoon crossing for 12 tries.
Warriors Under 19's ran out 14-52 winners against London Broncos on Saturday afternoon.
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