The One NZ Warriors face off against the Raiders in Round 2 of their 2026 NRL Season on Friday 13 March.
Everything you need to know about this game, in one handy guide.
Get to know Go Media Stadium before you arrive:
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Warriors home matches are held at Go Media Stadium. Located in Penrose, Auckland. You can find directions to the venue here.
Timings:
It's easy to reach Go Media Stadium on public transport with bus and train services from the City Centre and beyond. Our nearest train station is Penrose, from there it is around a 15 minute walk to the stadium.
Here is Auckland Transport's guidance for reaching Go Media Stadium for this match.
Plan your journey using the Auckland Transport website here.
Yes you can. Apply to volunteer for this match here. We wouldn't be able to do what we do without our volunteers! And we are always looking for as many volunteers as possible. Volunteering can be a great way to get experience for your resume, and help your community out at the same time.
Please refer to your ticket and enter only via the gate shown on your ticket. Stadiums staff, volunteers and wayfinding signage will assist you with directions upon arriving at the venue.
In the interest of patron safety, the following roads will be closed:
Yes, there are multiple points on site to purchase Warriors merchandise on site, including the Superstore located near Gate C.
Yes. Unless specifically stated the match will take place rain, hail or shine. Go Media Stadium is predominately an uncovered venue so please be prepared with a poncho or raincoat should wet weather be forecasted.
Contact the Auckland Stadiums team at lostproperty@aucklandstadiums.co.nz for lost property.
The official ticketing agent for the One NZ Warriors is Ticketmaster. BUY TICKETS
We cannot guarantee the validity or authenticity of tickets purchased from third party sellers such as Viagogo or individuals selling on other online marketplaces. Non-valid tickets will be refused entry.
Children aged two years old and under don’t require a ticket as long as they sit on an accompanying adult’s lap. If the child is occupying a seat, a ticket needs to be purchased. A ‘child’ ticket is required for any children aged between 3-15, as per their age on the day of the match.
Tickets will be sent out closer to the event. Please contact Ticketmaster for any ticketing queries or visit www.ticketmaster.co.nz/help.
The Box Office is located at Gate B and will be open from 6pm.
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In the interest of patron safety, the following parking restricions will be in place for this event:
Our best advice would be to get dropped off at O'Rorke Road and wait with the guard, who can radio for buggy transport as the road doesn't close until NRL kick off. (Make sure you're here before kick off)
It's worth noting in the interest of patron safety, there will be the below road closures in place:
In terms of parking for injured patrons - unfortunately, mobility parking is only available to those who display a valid mobility permit.
There is no parking available onsite. However, we have a new Charter Bus drop-off/pick-up location available on Station Road. This is located opposite 143 Station Road.
Dedicated coach parking is not available for this event.
Go Media Stadium is a mobility friendly venue. To book a mobility ticket or enquire around accessibility seating please call the Ticketmaster Contact Centre on 09 970 9711 or visit http://www.ticketmaster.co.nz/help.
Mobility parking onsite at Go Media Stadium is now fully subscribed for this week's Warriors match.
Parking onsite is extremely limited, and for Warriors matches, allocations are managed by the club. While the mobility allocation was expanded for this game, all spaces have now been taken.
Additional mobility parking is available on Beasley Ave, which operates on a first-in, first-served basis. While this is not onsite, if you speak to the gate staff, we will be happy to arrange for a buggy to assist with transport into the venue and to your seat.
Please fill in the form here and you will receive an automated email with the mobility parking link on the Monday before the match.
The dedicated mobility entrance gates are Gate B or Gate C,and Gate A is fine. There will also be mobility volunteers onsite to assist with golf carts to help get you to your seat once inside the venue. You can identify our friendly mobility volunteers by their blue hi-vis jackets.
For a full breakdown of items please visit our conditions of entry here.
Please note the below advice for the dress code and for bringing signs and umbrellas into the venue.
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Families of all ages are welcome at Warriors matches. Children under the age of 15 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian at all times and have purchased a valid ticket.
Children aged 2 and under can enter for free but must sit on a parent or guardian’s lap.
Banners, flags (without poles) and posters made from soft materials such as cloth, cardboard or paper are permitted. Signs should not be larger than A1 in size and must not obstruct the view of other patrons.
Larger banners and flags with poles will only be allowed into the venue once they have been reviewed and approved by the stadium security team before arrival to the gate. Please email us at info@aucklandstadiums.co.nz to seek approval before matchday.
Banners that exceed the maximum size or that have not been approved may be denied entry.
There are no pass outs for Warriors matches. If you exit the venue, you will not be able to re-enter.
Yes, umbrellas are permitted for sporting events. Patrons are not permitted to open umbrellas while in their seats.
