The Warriors have been dealt a relatively tough draw for their 25th NRL season, which will see them play five of last year's playoff teams twice during the 25-round 2019 season.
The Penrose-based side will face Melbourne Storm, South Sydney Rabbitohs, Cronulla Sharks, Penrith Panthers and Brisbane Broncos twice each, but will only meet the St George Illawarra Dragons and the premiership-winning Sydney Roosters once - both in Australia.
The clash against the Dragons is classed as a home game, but will be played during the NRL's 'Magic Round' on May 11 in Brisbane.
The other teams they only play once are the Canterbury Bulldogs, Wests Tigers, North Queensland Cowboys and Parramatta Eels.
Despite the tough draw, the Warriors have been given a relatively easy start to the season, with five of their first six matches against teams who missed out on the finals last season - four of them will be played in New Zealand.
Their opening match will be against the Canterbury Bulldogs on Saturday, March 16, at Mt Smart - the third time since 2009 the Warriors have opened their season at their fortress.
But they end their season with three of their last four matches against top-eight sides from last season - three of which are away games.
Last season, the Warriors won eight of their 12 away games, while winning seven of their 12 home games.
The Warriors will also play two games outside Auckland, travelling to Christchurch to meet the Sea Eagles in Round Three for an away clash. They also host the Cronulla Sharks at Wellington’s Westpac Stadium on July 19 - their first match in the capital since 2016.
Meanwhile, the traditional Anzac Day fixture against Melbourne will fall in Round Seven on April 25.
Warriors CEO Cameron George said he was pleased with the draw.
"There's so much to be excited about now the draw is out and we know exactly who we'll be playing each week, when we'll be playing and where we’ll be playing," he said.
"The beauty of the draw being done for the whole season is that everyone can make their plans now for all our home games at Mt Smart Stadium, as well as making arrangements, if they're looking to support us in Christchurch, Wellington or Australia.”
The Warriors will have their bye week during Round 12, with a break between Rounds 14-15 for the June international window.
A breakdown of the 24 regular-season matches shows the Vodafone Warriors have 12 Saturday games, seven on Friday night, four on Sunday and one on Thursday night - the annual Anzac Day encounter with the Storm.
In other features, the Warriors won't travel to Perth this season after a run of seven successive appearances there since 2012 and they won't have to make the trek to Townsville to face the Cowboys.
The Grand Final will be played on October 6.
WARRIORS - 2019 NRL DRAW
(Local kick-off times listed)
Round One
Saturday, March 16
vs Canterbury Bulldogs, Mt Smart Stadium, 5pm
Round Two
Sunday, March 24
@ Wests Tigers, Campbelltown Stadium, 6:10pm
Round Three
Saturday, March 30
@ Manly Sea Eagles, AMI Stadium, 5pm
Round Four
Friday, April 5
vs Gold Coast Titans, Mt Smart Stadium, 8pm
Round Five
Saturday, April 13
@ South Sydney Rabbitohs, Central Coast Stadium, 3pm
Round Six
Saturday, April 20
vs North Queensland Cowboys, Mt Smart Stadium, 7:30pm
Round Seven
Thursday, April 25
@ Melbourne Storm, AAMI Park, 7:50pm
Round Eight
Sunday, May 5
vs Newcastle Knights, Mt Smart Stadium, 4pm
Round, Nine
Saturday May 11
@ St George Illawarra Dragons, Suncorp Stadium, 3:30pm
Round 10
Friday, May 17
@ Penrith Panthers, Panthers Stadium, 6pm
Round 11
Saturday, May 25
vs Brisbane Broncos, Mt Smart Stadium, 7:30pm
Round 12
Bye
Round 13
Saturday, June 8
vs Melbourne Storm, Mt Smart Stadium, 5pm
Round 14
Friday, June 14
@ Gold Coast Titans, Cbus Super Stadium, 6pm
Round 15
Sunday, June 30
vs Penrith Panthers, Mt Smart Stadium, 4pm
Round 16
Saturday, July 6
@ Newcastle Knights, McDonald Jones Stadium, 7:35pm
Round 17
Saturday, July 13
@ Brisbane Broncos, Suncorp Stadium, 5:30pm
Round 18
Friday, July 19
vs Cronulla Sharks, Westpac Stadium, 8pm
Round 19
Saturday, July 27
@ Parramatta Eels, Western Sydney Stadium, 3pm
Round 20
Friday, August 2
vs Canberra Raiders, Mt Smart Stadium, 8pm
Round 21
Friday, August 9
vs Manly Sea Eagles, Mt Smart Stadium, 8pm
Round 22
Sunday, August 18
@ Sydney Roosters, Venue TBC, 8pm
Round 23
Saturday, August 24
@ Cronulla Sharks, Shark Park, 3pm
Round 24
Friday, August 30
vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, Mt Smart Stadium, 8pm
Round 25
Saturday, September 7
@ Canberra Raiders, GIO Stadium
NRL FINALS
Week One
September 13-15
Week Two
September 20-21
Week Three
September 27-28
Grand Final
October 6
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