www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... htlead.htm seems a change of venue is likely.

www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... htlead.htm seems a change of venue is likely.

www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... tlead.html

www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... tlead.html

I'm glad they are keeping it.

Just hope they move it from Edinburgh - St James Park or back to Cardiff would be a big hit. With me at least.

Hold on.......the topic says "Magic Weekend to stay", yet that report seems to contradict itself after a couple of paragraphs.



Then we get:



So the Magic Weekend is NOT here to stay yet then?

Yes. They haven't decided on a venue, hence no definitive plans

=#0040FFWe need a smaller venue, later in the season, in an area that would encourage people to stay for the weekend and watch most/all of the games

newquay, the aussies will be able to surf then

Have it at Blackpool, the place will be sold out, reasonable distance,accomodation, food and drink, oh and entertainment and not at rip off prices.

Will not go back to murrayfield, too cold,too far and too much!

Blackpool would be nice but i think its to small,i know they going to extend the capacity but that wouldnt be done in time.

It's on a bank holiday weekend though, so the place would be pretty full without the rugby. So I'm sure they wouldn't bump up the prices at all...

Trust me, there are far too many hotels in Blackpool and they're all struggling. If one bumps up the prices there are 100 alternatives. Accommodation is the strongest argument for holding it in Blackpool. However, the ground isn't big enough unless you sold tickets for each game, and that takes away much of the point.