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NEW ZEALAND WARRIORS TICKETS - 2024 NRL SEASON

About

The New Zealand Warriors, founded in 1995 as the Auckland Warriors, are the NRL's sole team from outside Australia, based in Auckland. Coached by Andrew Webster and led by Tohu Harris, they're affectionately known as the Wahs and play at Go Media Stadium Mt Smart in Penrose. The club was the first from outside Australia to join the NRL in 1995 and later competed in the Super League in 1997 before rejoining the NRL in 1998. Renamed the New Zealand Warriors in 2001, they've reached two grand finals (2002, 2011), claimed one minor premiership (2002), and made eight finals appearances but are yet to win a premiership as of 2023.

Rugby league in New Zealand historically centered around Auckland since the establishment of the New Zealand Rugby League in 1909. Auckland dominated the national team, with many players later recruited to play professionally in Australia or England.

During the 1970s and 1980s, Auckland's representative side posed strong challenges to touring teams. They entered the ARL Amco Cup in 1978, making the semi-finals in their debut year but lost to the overall winners, Eastern Suburbs. In 1987, an Auckland team touring Great Britain secured victories against clubs like Leeds and Wigan.

In 1992, spurred by Mount Albert's strong rugby league influence, talks began about Auckland entering the NSWRL. With promising turnouts for NSWRL matches in Auckland, the decision was made for an Auckland-based club, the Auckland Warriors, to join the Australian Rugby League in 1995. The team's original colors were blue, white, red, and green, symbolizing Auckland's sporting heritage and their initial sponsor, DB Bitter, with a logo designed by Francis Allan of Colenso.

The 2024 NRL season marks the 117th year of professional rugby league in Australia and the 27th season managed by the National Rugby League. The league's team roster remains unchanged since the Dolphins joined in the prior season, totaling seventeen teams: ten from New South Wales, four from Queensland, and one each from Victoria, the Australian Capital Territory, and New Zealand.

In the pre-season, 16 matches are scheduled between February 15th and February 25th, detailed in the 2024 NRL pre-season results.

A unique start to the regular season is planned, with a split-round kicking off with a double-header at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. The opening matches on March 2nd will feature the Sydney Roosters versus the Brisbane Broncos and the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles against the South Sydney Rabbitohs. Notably, the Broncos and Sea Eagles will become the first NRL teams to play in three different countries during a regular season, spanning Australia, New Zealand, and the United States of America.

 

Upcoming New Zealand Warriors NRL Ticket Schedules

ROUND 1 - FRIDAY 8TH MARCH at 3:00 PM - Warrior v Sharks, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 2 - SATURDAY 16TH MARCH at 4:45 PM - Storm v Warriors, AAMI Park, Melbourne

ROUND 3 - FRIDAY 22ND MARCH at 3:00 PM - Warriors v Raiders, Apollo Projects Stadium, Christchurch

ROUND 4 - SUNDAY 31ST MARCH at 1:05 PM - Warriors v Knights, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 5 - SATURDAY 6TH APRIL at 12:00 PM - Rabbitohs v Warriors, Accor Stadium, Sydney

ROUND 6 - SATURDAY 13TH APRIL at 1:00 PM - Warriors v Sea Eagles, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 7 - FRIDAY 19TH APRIL at 4:00 PM - Dragons v Warriors, WIN Stadium, Wollongong

ROUND 8 - THURSDAY 25TH APRIL at 12:00 PM - Warriors v Titans, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 9 - SUNDAY 5TH MAY at 12:00 PM - Knights v Warriors, McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle

ROUND 10 - SUNDAY 12TH MAY at 12:00 PM -  Roosters v Warriors, Allianz Stadium, Sydney

ROUND 11 - SUNDAY 19TH MAY at 11:50 AM - Warriors v Panthers, Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane

ROUND 12 - SUNDAY 26TH MAY at 2:05 PM - Warriors v Dolphins, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 13 - No Schedule

ROUND 14 - SATURDAY 8TH JUNE at 3:30 PM - Cowboys v Warriors, Queensland Country Bank Stadium, Townsville

ROUND 15 - SATURDAY 15TH JUNE at 3:30 PM - Warriors v Storm, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 16 - SATURDAY 22ND JUNE at 1:00 PM - Titans v Warriors, Cbus Super Stadium, Gold Coast

ROUND 17 - SATURDAY 29TH JUNE at 1:00 PM - Warriors v Broncos, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 18 - SATURDAY 6TH JULY at 1:00 PM - Bulldogs v Warriors, Accor Stadium, Sydney

ROUND 19 - No Schedule

ROUND 20 - FRIDAY 19TH JULY at 6:00 PM - Raiders v Warriors, GIO Stadium, Canberra

ROUND 21 - FRIDAY 26TH JULY at 4:00 PM - Warriors v Wests Tigers, Go Media Stadium, Auckland
ROUND 22 - FRIDAY 2ND AUGUST at 4:00 PM - Warriors v Eels, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 23 - SUNDAY 11TH AUGUST at 12:00 PM - Dolphins v Warriors, Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane

ROUND 24 - FRIDAY 16TH AUGUST at 4:00 PM - Sea Eagles v Warriors, 4 Pines Park, Sydney

ROUND 25 - FRIDAY 23RD AUGUST at 4:00 PM - Warriors v Bulldogs, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 26 - SATURDAY 31ST AUGUST at Sharks v Warriors, PointsBet Stadium, Sydney

ROUND 27 - No Schedule

2024 New Zealand Warriors NRL Tickets On Sale Now! 

Fans are stoked about the return of NRL this year, where the biggest names in the game take to the field to sharpen their skills and prepare to bring fire to the field. 

Secure your tickets for New Zealand Warriors of the 2024 NRL Season with The Ticket Merchant. You can check out our website regarding availability if you're looking for New Zealand Warriors of the 2024 NRL Season sports tickets in Australia. For more pricing information, position of seats available, and dates, check our FAQ section on The Ticket Merchant website today! Feel free to contact us if you have any further questions. 

The tickets we sell are sourced from trusted resellers with whom we have a long-standing relationship. We don’t allow any one-off or international sellers here, The tickets we sell always come with a 100% guarantee. Don’t miss out on all the action!

NEW ZEALAND WARRIORS TICKETS - 2024 NRL SEASON

About

The New Zealand Warriors, founded in 1995 as the Auckland Warriors, are the NRL's sole team from outside Australia, based in Auckland. Coached by Andrew Webster and led by Tohu Harris, they're affectionately known as the Wahs and play at Go Media Stadium Mt Smart in Penrose. The club was the first from outside Australia to join the NRL in 1995 and later competed in the Super League in 1997 before rejoining the NRL in 1998. Renamed the New Zealand Warriors in 2001, they've reached two grand finals (2002, 2011), claimed one minor premiership (2002), and made eight finals appearances but are yet to win a premiership as of 2023.

Rugby league in New Zealand historically centered around Auckland since the establishment of the New Zealand Rugby League in 1909. Auckland dominated the national team, with many players later recruited to play professionally in Australia or England.

During the 1970s and 1980s, Auckland's representative side posed strong challenges to touring teams. They entered the ARL Amco Cup in 1978, making the semi-finals in their debut year but lost to the overall winners, Eastern Suburbs. In 1987, an Auckland team touring Great Britain secured victories against clubs like Leeds and Wigan.

In 1992, spurred by Mount Albert's strong rugby league influence, talks began about Auckland entering the NSWRL. With promising turnouts for NSWRL matches in Auckland, the decision was made for an Auckland-based club, the Auckland Warriors, to join the Australian Rugby League in 1995. The team's original colors were blue, white, red, and green, symbolizing Auckland's sporting heritage and their initial sponsor, DB Bitter, with a logo designed by Francis Allan of Colenso.

The 2024 NRL season marks the 117th year of professional rugby league in Australia and the 27th season managed by the National Rugby League. The league's team roster remains unchanged since the Dolphins joined in the prior season, totaling seventeen teams: ten from New South Wales, four from Queensland, and one each from Victoria, the Australian Capital Territory, and New Zealand.

In the pre-season, 16 matches are scheduled between February 15th and February 25th, detailed in the 2024 NRL pre-season results.

A unique start to the regular season is planned, with a split-round kicking off with a double-header at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. The opening matches on March 2nd will feature the Sydney Roosters versus the Brisbane Broncos and the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles against the South Sydney Rabbitohs. Notably, the Broncos and Sea Eagles will become the first NRL teams to play in three different countries during a regular season, spanning Australia, New Zealand, and the United States of America.

 

Upcoming New Zealand Warriors NRL Ticket Schedules

ROUND 1 - FRIDAY 8TH MARCH at 3:00 PM - Warrior v Sharks, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 2 - SATURDAY 16TH MARCH at 4:45 PM - Storm v Warriors, AAMI Park, Melbourne

ROUND 3 - FRIDAY 22ND MARCH at 3:00 PM - Warriors v Raiders, Apollo Projects Stadium, Christchurch

ROUND 4 - SUNDAY 31ST MARCH at 1:05 PM - Warriors v Knights, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 5 - SATURDAY 6TH APRIL at 12:00 PM - Rabbitohs v Warriors, Accor Stadium, Sydney

ROUND 6 - SATURDAY 13TH APRIL at 1:00 PM - Warriors v Sea Eagles, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 7 - FRIDAY 19TH APRIL at 4:00 PM - Dragons v Warriors, WIN Stadium, Wollongong

ROUND 8 - THURSDAY 25TH APRIL at 12:00 PM - Warriors v Titans, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 9 - SUNDAY 5TH MAY at 12:00 PM - Knights v Warriors, McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle

ROUND 10 - SUNDAY 12TH MAY at 12:00 PM -  Roosters v Warriors, Allianz Stadium, Sydney

ROUND 11 - SUNDAY 19TH MAY at 11:50 AM - Warriors v Panthers, Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane

ROUND 12 - SUNDAY 26TH MAY at 2:05 PM - Warriors v Dolphins, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 13 - No Schedule

ROUND 14 - SATURDAY 8TH JUNE at 3:30 PM - Cowboys v Warriors, Queensland Country Bank Stadium, Townsville

ROUND 15 - SATURDAY 15TH JUNE at 3:30 PM - Warriors v Storm, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 16 - SATURDAY 22ND JUNE at 1:00 PM - Titans v Warriors, Cbus Super Stadium, Gold Coast

ROUND 17 - SATURDAY 29TH JUNE at 1:00 PM - Warriors v Broncos, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 18 - SATURDAY 6TH JULY at 1:00 PM - Bulldogs v Warriors, Accor Stadium, Sydney

ROUND 19 - No Schedule

ROUND 20 - FRIDAY 19TH JULY at 6:00 PM - Raiders v Warriors, GIO Stadium, Canberra

ROUND 21 - FRIDAY 26TH JULY at 4:00 PM - Warriors v Wests Tigers, Go Media Stadium, Auckland
ROUND 22 - FRIDAY 2ND AUGUST at 4:00 PM - Warriors v Eels, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 23 - SUNDAY 11TH AUGUST at 12:00 PM - Dolphins v Warriors, Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane

ROUND 24 - FRIDAY 16TH AUGUST at 4:00 PM - Sea Eagles v Warriors, 4 Pines Park, Sydney

ROUND 25 - FRIDAY 23RD AUGUST at 4:00 PM - Warriors v Bulldogs, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 26 - SATURDAY 31ST AUGUST at Sharks v Warriors, PointsBet Stadium, Sydney

ROUND 27 - No Schedule

2024 New Zealand Warriors NRL Tickets On Sale Now! 

Fans are stoked about the return of NRL this year, where the biggest names in the game take to the field to sharpen their skills and prepare to bring fire to the field. 

Secure your tickets for New Zealand Warriors of the 2024 NRL Season with The Ticket Merchant. You can check out our website regarding availability if you're looking for New Zealand Warriors of the 2024 NRL Season sports tickets in Australia. For more pricing information, position of seats available, and dates, check our FAQ section on The Ticket Merchant website today! Feel free to contact us if you have any further questions. 

The tickets we sell are sourced from trusted resellers with whom we have a long-standing relationship. We don’t allow any one-off or international sellers here, The tickets we sell always come with a 100% guarantee. Don’t miss out on all the action!

NEW ZEALAND WARRIORS TICKETS - 2024 NRL SEASON

About

The New Zealand Warriors, founded in 1995 as the Auckland Warriors, are the NRL's sole team from outside Australia, based in Auckland. Coached by Andrew Webster and led by Tohu Harris, they're affectionately known as the Wahs and play at Go Media Stadium Mt Smart in Penrose. The club was the first from outside Australia to join the NRL in 1995 and later competed in the Super League in 1997 before rejoining the NRL in 1998. Renamed the New Zealand Warriors in 2001, they've reached two grand finals (2002, 2011), claimed one minor premiership (2002), and made eight finals appearances but are yet to win a premiership as of 2023.

Rugby league in New Zealand historically centered around Auckland since the establishment of the New Zealand Rugby League in 1909. Auckland dominated the national team, with many players later recruited to play professionally in Australia or England.

During the 1970s and 1980s, Auckland's representative side posed strong challenges to touring teams. They entered the ARL Amco Cup in 1978, making the semi-finals in their debut year but lost to the overall winners, Eastern Suburbs. In 1987, an Auckland team touring Great Britain secured victories against clubs like Leeds and Wigan.

In 1992, spurred by Mount Albert's strong rugby league influence, talks began about Auckland entering the NSWRL. With promising turnouts for NSWRL matches in Auckland, the decision was made for an Auckland-based club, the Auckland Warriors, to join the Australian Rugby League in 1995. The team's original colors were blue, white, red, and green, symbolizing Auckland's sporting heritage and their initial sponsor, DB Bitter, with a logo designed by Francis Allan of Colenso.

The 2024 NRL season marks the 117th year of professional rugby league in Australia and the 27th season managed by the National Rugby League. The league's team roster remains unchanged since the Dolphins joined in the prior season, totaling seventeen teams: ten from New South Wales, four from Queensland, and one each from Victoria, the Australian Capital Territory, and New Zealand.

In the pre-season, 16 matches are scheduled between February 15th and February 25th, detailed in the 2024 NRL pre-season results.

A unique start to the regular season is planned, with a split-round kicking off with a double-header at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. The opening matches on March 2nd will feature the Sydney Roosters versus the Brisbane Broncos and the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles against the South Sydney Rabbitohs. Notably, the Broncos and Sea Eagles will become the first NRL teams to play in three different countries during a regular season, spanning Australia, New Zealand, and the United States of America.

 

Upcoming New Zealand Warriors NRL Ticket Schedules

ROUND 1 - FRIDAY 8TH MARCH at 3:00 PM - Warrior v Sharks, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 2 - SATURDAY 16TH MARCH at 4:45 PM - Storm v Warriors, AAMI Park, Melbourne

ROUND 3 - FRIDAY 22ND MARCH at 3:00 PM - Warriors v Raiders, Apollo Projects Stadium, Christchurch

ROUND 4 - SUNDAY 31ST MARCH at 1:05 PM - Warriors v Knights, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 5 - SATURDAY 6TH APRIL at 12:00 PM - Rabbitohs v Warriors, Accor Stadium, Sydney

ROUND 6 - SATURDAY 13TH APRIL at 1:00 PM - Warriors v Sea Eagles, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 7 - FRIDAY 19TH APRIL at 4:00 PM - Dragons v Warriors, WIN Stadium, Wollongong

ROUND 8 - THURSDAY 25TH APRIL at 12:00 PM - Warriors v Titans, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 9 - SUNDAY 5TH MAY at 12:00 PM - Knights v Warriors, McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle

ROUND 10 - SUNDAY 12TH MAY at 12:00 PM -  Roosters v Warriors, Allianz Stadium, Sydney

ROUND 11 - SUNDAY 19TH MAY at 11:50 AM - Warriors v Panthers, Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane

ROUND 12 - SUNDAY 26TH MAY at 2:05 PM - Warriors v Dolphins, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 13 - No Schedule

ROUND 14 - SATURDAY 8TH JUNE at 3:30 PM - Cowboys v Warriors, Queensland Country Bank Stadium, Townsville

ROUND 15 - SATURDAY 15TH JUNE at 3:30 PM - Warriors v Storm, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 16 - SATURDAY 22ND JUNE at 1:00 PM - Titans v Warriors, Cbus Super Stadium, Gold Coast

ROUND 17 - SATURDAY 29TH JUNE at 1:00 PM - Warriors v Broncos, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 18 - SATURDAY 6TH JULY at 1:00 PM - Bulldogs v Warriors, Accor Stadium, Sydney

ROUND 19 - No Schedule

ROUND 20 - FRIDAY 19TH JULY at 6:00 PM - Raiders v Warriors, GIO Stadium, Canberra

ROUND 21 - FRIDAY 26TH JULY at 4:00 PM - Warriors v Wests Tigers, Go Media Stadium, Auckland
ROUND 22 - FRIDAY 2ND AUGUST at 4:00 PM - Warriors v Eels, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 23 - SUNDAY 11TH AUGUST at 12:00 PM - Dolphins v Warriors, Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane

ROUND 24 - FRIDAY 16TH AUGUST at 4:00 PM - Sea Eagles v Warriors, 4 Pines Park, Sydney

ROUND 25 - FRIDAY 23RD AUGUST at 4:00 PM - Warriors v Bulldogs, Go Media Stadium, Auckland

ROUND 26 - SATURDAY 31ST AUGUST at Sharks v Warriors, PointsBet Stadium, Sydney

ROUND 27 - No Schedule

2024 New Zealand Warriors NRL Tickets On Sale Now! 

Fans are stoked about the return of NRL this year, where the biggest names in the game take to the field to sharpen their skills and prepare to bring fire to the field. 

Secure your tickets for New Zealand Warriors of the 2024 NRL Season with The Ticket Merchant. You can check out our website regarding availability if you're looking for New Zealand Warriors of the 2024 NRL Season sports tickets in Australia. For more pricing information, position of seats available, and dates, check our FAQ section on The Ticket Merchant website today! Feel free to contact us if you have any further questions. 

The tickets we sell are sourced from trusted resellers with whom we have a long-standing relationship. We don’t allow any one-off or international sellers here, The tickets we sell always come with a 100% guarantee. Don’t miss out on all the action!