Auckland Transport's confident the new City Rail Link can cope with hordes of Warriors supporters heading to Sunday's game.
The network faced its first weekday today - recording about 72-and-a-half thousand train journeys as of five this evening.
It will be put to the test again this weekend - with 55 thousand fans headed to Eden Park to watch the Warriors take on the Newcastle Knights.
Public Transport director Richard Harrison told Heather du Plessis-Allan extra trains will be running - and there will be buses to the stadium from the North Shore.
He says those with tickets to the game can get free travel from 2pm.
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