LeagueNews.co | Robbie Hamilton
Tickets for the upcoming Ashes series between the Kangaroos and England are in high demand, with the third Test nearly sold out within hours of the priority window opening.
More than 60,000 tickets were sold on the opening day, setting a new record for rugby league sales in England.
According to nrl.com.au, the majority of tickets at Headingley Stadium sold out in just 80 minutes, with only around 1,500 tickets remaining for the Western Terrace.
Sales were so brisk that all hospitality packages for Headingley have also sold out.
The rush for tickets has been fueled by excitement over the return of the Kangaroos to England after a 22-year absence.
Fans are eager to see their favorite team in action at venues like Wembley and the new Everton Stadium.
The unprecedented level of demand reflects the passion of rugby league supporters in the UK for this historic series.
The rapid sellout of tickets has left many fans scrambling to secure their seats for the highly anticipated matches.
With the general sale set to begin on Monday, April 14, there is a possibility that all remaining tickets will be snapped up quickly.
The high demand for tickets underscores the popularity of the Ashes series and the anticipation surrounding the Kangaroos' return to the UK.
Overall, the response to the ticket sales has been overwhelming, with fans expressing their excitement and enthusiasm for the upcoming matches.
The record-breaking sales have highlighted the strong following of rugby league in England and the anticipation for the return of the Kangaroos.
As fans eagerly await the start of the Ashes series, the rush for tickets continues to build momentum, setting the stage for an unforgettable sporting event.