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Leeds Rhinos have created a special hospitality package for Saturday's massive game that is also available to Warriors fans and is based in The Executive Club at Headingley.
Wigan Warriors will be at home in week two of the 2010 engage Super League Play-Offs against Hull KR. The game will take place at the DW Stadium on Friday 17th September with an 8pm kick off
Wigan Warriors can unveil hospitality packages for the first week of the 2010 engage Super League Play-Offs against Leeds Rhinos.
Wigan Warriors have two more home engage Super League games of the regular season remaining and there is hospitality still available for both the Huddersfield Giants and Bradford Bulls fixtures.
Only two types of hospitality packages remain for Friday's massive local derby with Warrington Wolves at the DW Stadium.
Wigan Warriors are delighted to announce that one of the UK's leading distributors of electrical equipment, Edmundson Electrical, will be sponsoring the upcoming engage Super League game against Warrington Wolves at the DW Stadium on Friday 16th July.
As the summer starts to hot up so does the action at Wigan Warriors and we have a sizzling hospitality deal for the Warriors v Salford game on Friday, July 9th.
Wigan Warriors have teamed up with the Leeds Rhinos to offer great value hospitality for the Carnegie Challenge Cup clash at Headingley-Carnegie on Saturday 29th May.
Widnes Vikings have a limited number of hospitality places available for Saturday's Carnegie Challenge Cup tie between the Warriors and Vikings at the Stobart Stadium.
Wigan Warriors are pleased to announce the availability of the "SUPER SIX" hospitality season ticket.