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Midlands Hurricanes v Dons and All Your Castleford Ticket Info

Yorkshire Team

Published on February 1st, 2026

There's a proper buzz around Doncaster RLFC at the moment, with big news on two fronts. First up, the squad for the upcoming away day has been announced, with a couple of fresh faces set to make their mark. But the main event that has everyone talking is the massive home tie in the Challenge Cup against the Castleford Tigers. Tickets for this huge Yorkshire derby are now officially on sale, and it's shaping up to be a classic fixture that no supporter will want to miss. It’s one of those games that gets circled on the calendar as soon as the draw is made, a proper test against a well-known rival.

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Horne shakes up the squad for the away day

First things first, let's look at the immediate task at hand. Head coach Richard Horne has named his 21-man squad for the upcoming trip to Birmingham to face the Midlands Hurricanes this Sunday. And he's decided to mix things up a bit. There are two changes to the line-up, with new signing Titus Gwaze and the experienced Jordan Baldwinson both getting the nod. They come in to replace Suaia Matagi and Andre Savelio. It's always interesting to see new combinations and what fresh energy they can bring to the team, especially in a tough away game where every bit of grit and determination counts. The supporters travelling to the game will be keen to see how the new lads fit in.

Get ready for a massive Challenge Cup showdown

And now for the big one. The details for the third-round Challenge Cup fixture have been released, and it’s a cracker. The Dons will be taking on the Castleford Tigers in a highly anticipated clash. This huge game is scheduled to take place at the Eco-Power Stadium on Saturday, February 7, with the action set to kick off at 2pm. A Saturday afternoon cup tie has a special feel to it, and with a strong turnout expected, the atmosphere should be absolutely electric.

The club has also confirmed the seating arrangements to make sure everyone knows where they're heading. Home supporters will be cheering the team on from the Signet East Stand, creating a wall of sound to get behind the players. For the travelling fans, the Polypipe South Stand has been allocated specifically for away supporters. So, all you Castleford supporters making the trip should make sure to purchase your tickets for the Polypipe South Stand to be with your fellow fans.

How to get your tickets

So, you want to be at the game? Here’s everything you need to know about securing your tickets. For loyal fans with a Gold Season Membership, there’s some important information. Your usual seats are being held for you to purchase, but only until Sunday, February 1. After this date, any seats that haven't been claimed will be released for general sale. So, if you're a Gold Season Membership holder, it’s a good idea to get your tickets sorted quickly to avoid disappointment. Once that deadline passes, it’s a free-for-all on the general sale!

The ticket prices have been set for every age category, with options for standard entry or a Gold ticket that includes lounge access for a bit of extra comfort during the game. Here’s a simple breakdown:

Age Category:

  • Standard Entry Gold (inc. lounge access)

  • Adult £22 - £27

  • 14 to 17-year-old £5 - £10

  • 13 years and younger £5 - £10

It’s brilliant to see pricing that makes it affordable to bring the whole family along to experience a live Challenge Cup game. Just a quick note for those planning a family day out: any supporters who are aged 13 years or younger must be accompanied by an adult. The adult must be aged 18 years or older, and all tickets for the group must be bought at the same time.

The club also ensures that the fixture is accessible for all supporters. Fans with disabilities should purchase a ticket that corresponds to their correct age category. If a carer is required to attend, they are entitled to a carer ticket completely free of charge. To get your hands on tickets, you can either call the Club Doncaster Box Office on 01302 762576 or visit them in person at the Eco-Power Stadium.

Don't forget about parking

With your tickets for the big game sorted, the final piece of the puzzle is getting to the stadium. For those who already have a seasonal car parking pass, you’re in luck, as it will be valid for this fixture. If you don’t have a pass, general car parking is available for just £5 and can be easily booked online in advance.

This is often the best way to do it, as it saves any hassle on the day of the game. There is also dedicated parking available for supporters with disabilities. This can be booked for £5, and to reserve a spot, you just need to call the box office and select option one. Planning ahead with car parking can make the whole matchday experience much smoother, leaving more time to soak up the pre-game atmosphere at the Eco-Power Stadium.

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