Tickets have today gone on sale to the public for the One New Zealand Warriors’ historic first NRL clash at Christchurch’s One New Zealand Stadium along with all nine home games at Go Media Stadium.
Following a 24-hour presale for members, tickets became available from 9.30am today through Ticketmaster for another eagerly anticipated campaign highlighted by the round 16 ‘home’ encounter with the North Queensland Cowboys under the roof at the 30,000-seater One New Zealand Stadium on Sunday, June 21 (4.00pm kick-off).
The Warriors launch their 32nd season with a dazzling round one season opener against the heavily fancied Sydney Roosters in Auckland on Friday, March 6 (8.00pm).
The Roosters will bring a squad brimming with quality boosted by the arrival of the great Daly Cherry-Evans and Cowboys hooker Reece Robson who join the likes of James Tedesco, Daniel Tupou, Mark Nawaqanitawase, Robert Toia, Sam Walker, Angus Crichton, Victor Radley, Lindsay Collins, Spencer Leniu and Kiwi international Naufahu Whyte.
Match: Warriors v Cowboys
Round 16 -
home Team
Warriors
away Team
Cowboys
Venue: One NZ Stadium, Christchurch
Match broadcasters:
- WatchNRL
A week later it’s Friday night footy again against 2025 minor premiers the Canberra Raiders led by outstanding Kiwi Joseph Tapine, always a huge threat when he lines up against the Warriors.
A third Friday night fixture awaits on March 27 when the Warriors host the Benji Marshall-coached Wests Tigers.
The Gold Coast Titans visit on Sunday, April 18 before a break in home games of almost two months for the next Go Media Stadium visitors the Cronulla Sutherland Sharks on Saturday, June 13.
The last four regular-season home games in Auckland are against the St George Illawarra Dragons on July 18, the Penrith Panthers on August 7 and back-to-back fixtures against the Newcastle Knights on August 30 and the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles on September 5.
Match: Warriors v Roosters
Round 1 -
home Team
Warriors
away Team
Roosters
Venue: Go Media Stadium, Auckland
Match broadcasters:
- WatchNRL
Of the nine games at Go Media, eight are New South Wales Cup-NRL double headers while two include the Warriors’ NRLW side.
Pricing has been held at $25 (plus fees and charges) for South Stand reserved seating for all games at Go Media Stadium – unchanged from 2025 – while covered seating in the East and West Stands starts at $47.50 (plus fees and charges) with children under 15 years from $22.50, unchanged from 2025.
Tickets went on sale before Christmas for the One New Zealand Warriors’ Anzac Day match against the Dolphins at Wellington’s Sky Stadium and their Preseason Challenge encounter with the Sea Eagles at McLean Park in Napier on February 14 (both available through Ticketek).
