Essential information if you are coming to Saturday's game

This Saturday AMT Headingley will host one of our biggest games in modern times as we welcome Wigan Warriors with both teams competing for the League Leaders Shield in front of a capacity crowd and we need your help to make the night as special as possible. 

The game is a fantastic double header with our Womens team fighting for a semi final spot when they take on Wigan Warriors from 5.15pm followed by the showdown of the top two in the men's Super League at 8pm.

However, we need your help to ensure everyone is able to make the most of the match night experience at AMT Headingley. 

Get here early 

The biggest assistance you can do is please arrive early. The turnstiles will open at 5pm with the Women in action against Wigan, kick off 5.15pm. Come on down and get to your position or seat early so you know where you need to be. The match is now SOLD OUT but if you are lucky enough to have a ticket it covers entry for both the womens and mens games. Leeds Rhinos tickets are available to use on a smartphone using the RhinosTix app. Further information on Smartphone / Print @ Home tickets is available by clicking here. You will receive useful reminders via the RhinosTix app so have your tickets downloaded ready, your QR code will show on the morning of the game.

If you have a seat ticket, you must sit in the seat that is allocated to your ticket. If you have a terrace ticket, we would ask all supporters to remember that the capacity for the terrace is for the full terrace and not everyone can stand in the middle. If you are near a barrier, your body should be next to the barrier, for the comfort of all spectators please do not stand two steps away and lean on the barrier. A bumper crowd and the nature of a standing terrace does mean that you will be close to other spectators, side by side, but by looking after each other, we are sure you will enjoy your night together and you may even make a few new friends! If you feel uncomfortable, our safety team will direct you to areas that are less busy as the evening goes on, please follow their instruction, it is for the benefit of everyone. 

Be kind to staff and fellow fans

With a bumper crowd, there may be a number of fans who are not used to attending games at the Rhinos or could be new to Rugby League. Please respect and support each other, perhaps if you see someone who looks like they don’t know where to go, ask them if they need any help. Our safety staff are there to help too and we will have extra staff available to assist everyone in getting to where they need to be. 

Respect others in terrace areas

Supporters with tickets for the South Stand Terrace should please note that entrances may shut temporarily if an area becomes congested however, they will reopen should space in that area of the terrace allow. Central areas will get busy first, arrive early into your position if this is where you would like to stand. Towards kick off, space will be available but may be at the ends of the terrace.

Please respect staff and other supporters; allow them passed you to space so we can utilise all available areas. Do not stand on yellow areas, obstruct gangways, access or exit / entrance routes, stairways or similar.

If you are a Rhinos season member but now are unable to attend 

2026 Season Members who can't attend are encouraged to email tickets@therhinos.co.uk to let us know so we can release their position for sale - you will receive a match credit as a thank you that can be used towards future memberships, match tickets and travel before 31^st December 2026. We would urge supporters not to buy tickets from links on social media as often these can be scams and you could end up losing money and not having a match ticket. 

Remember the ground regulations

We have introduced additional stewards into the area to manage the crowds and ensure all yellow areas are kept clear. Any fans who choose not to comply will be ejected as per the ground regulations which, as a fan, you adhere to upon purchasing a season membership or match ticket. These can be found online https://www.therhinos.co.uk/tickets/ground-regulations/. We want to all enjoy the night together, please follow the instructions when asked and it means everyone, fans and staff, can enjoy the night together. 

As with all home games, Leeds Rhinos have a zero-tolerance approach to fans who are in breach of the AMT Headingley Stadium

Ground Regulations

Fans are reminded that bags no larger than A4 are allowed into AMT Headingley Stadium. Bags will be searched on arrival and fans may also be searched upon entry. Supporters are reminded that this season we also have additional support from search dogs and their handlers at all entry points. If you see any activity that you feel is suspicious please report this to a member of staff or use our Fans Phone, details of which are below. Anyone failing to comply with ground regulations will not be allowed into the stadium.  

If in doubt, ask for help from one of our staff

The safety of our fans is paramount to the club and we do not wish to compromise fan experience. If you have an issue on match day it is always best to flag this up at the time and if you don't feel your feedback has been dealt with then the Fan Experience team are always in the ticket office on match day to help our supporters. It always helps us to help you if we can deal with a matter at the time. 

Use the Fans Phone to help us spot any issues quickly

We would like to remind our fans about the Fans Phone.  The objective of the Fans Phone is to provide a text service for all fans within AMT Headingley Stadium to be able to link directly to our match day control room and notify them of any issues within the stadium.  

The text line number is 07500 312 832 and texts are charged at standard network rate. Please provide as much detail as possible about what is going and your location to allow our stewards to monitor the situation and act where necessary.

The Fans Phone allow you to report any issues anonymously and to ensure our fans don't feel in danger by visibly reporting issues to stewards. Please report issues on match day as it is difficult to manage matters after the event. We understand that it can be intimidating to confront someone whose behaviour you deem is unacceptable and our stewards are there to do that for you.

When you report on the Fans Phone, the person who is creating the issue has no idea that you are texting us, you could just as easily be looking at tweets or texting a friend so please help us to help you. Please however, only use the Fans Phone for real concerns; texts which give untrue or irrelevant information do not help anyone to make things right.