Magic w/e : Fri Apr 21, 2017 11:05 am
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Just a quick note to all Tigers supporters coming up to the Dacia Magic Weekend. On Friday 19th May Newcastle Thunder kick off the Magic Weekend with a Kingstone Press League 1 match versus York City Knights. The match starts at 20.00 at Kingston Park Stadium and there is a full range of entertainment featuring two curtain-raiser matches, happy hour drinks prices from 18.30 and a post-game sing-a-long with Mike Memphis….Wallsend’s fourth best Elvis impersonator!
Tickets are available to Super League Fans at £10 per adult and £5 for juniors if pre-booked on 0871 226 6060. Tickets on the night cost £12 standing and £15 seating. Kingston Park Stadium is situated just north of the city and is on the main Airport Metro line. The metro is a region wide underground/train system with stations throughout the city centre, Gateshead, Sunderland, the coast and South Shields. The stadium is served by two metro stations – Kingston Park and Bankfoot. Both are less than 5 minutes from the ground. Follow the link below for a map of the metro network:- http://www.nexus.org.uk/sites/default/f ... 0Map_2.pdf Any queries please email Jordan Robinson, Jordan.robinson@newcastle-thunder.co.uk It will be great to see a big contingent of Super League fans there. |
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Just a quick note to all Tigers supporters coming up to the Dacia Magic Weekend. On Friday 19th May Newcastle Thunder kick off the Magic Weekend with a Kingstone Press League 1 match versus York City Knights. The match starts at 20.00 at Kingston Park Stadium and there is a full range of entertainment featuring two curtain-raiser matches, happy hour drinks prices from 18.30 and a post-game sing-a-long with Mike Memphis….Wallsend’s fourth best Elvis impersonator!
Tickets are available to Super League Fans at £10 per adult and £5 for juniors if pre-booked on 0871 226 6060. Tickets on the night cost £12 standing and £15 seating. Kingston Park Stadium is situated just north of the city and is on the main Airport Metro line. The metro is a region wide underground/train system with stations throughout the city centre, Gateshead, Sunderland, the coast and South Shields. The stadium is served by two metro stations – Kingston Park and Bankfoot. Both are less than 5 minutes from the ground. Follow the link below for a map of the metro network:- http://www.nexus.org.uk/sites/default/f ... 0Map_2.pdf Any queries please email Jordan Robinson, Jordan.robinson@newcastle-thunder.co.uk It will be great to see a big contingent of Super League fans there. |
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