Bristol City (A) ticket details 🎟️

[InglebyUTB]

We have been awarded an initial allocation of 2,500 tickets, with a further allocation available subject to sales.​

On Sale Dates:​

• 190+ points: 3pm, Tuesday 21 March
• 170+ points: 10am, Wednesday 22 March
• 140+ points: 3pm, Wednesday 22 March
• 70+ points: 10am, Thursday 23 March
• 33+ points: 3pm, Thursday 23 March
• 12+ points: 10pm, Friday 24 March
• General sale: 3pm, Friday 24 March

Prices:​

• Adult: £33
• Over-65: £30
• Under-25: £30
• Under-22: £26
• Under-19: £15
• Under-12: £10

Wheelchair & PA (20 Bays) and Ambulant & PA: Age-appropriate as above with a free PA

Travel Club:​

• Adult: £46
• Under-18: £41
• Under-16: £41

Departs Riverside Stadium at 10am.

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[InglebyUTB]

£46 for a seat on a coach

 

[exeterboro]

UTB

 

[NorthumberlandBoro]

It'll be impossible to get tickets because of the closed shop priority points system.

 

[exeterboro]

It'll be impossible to get tickets because of the closed shop priority points system.

I think this is going to enter Fmttm lore just as the 8 dart finish has.

 

[Redwurzel]

I think this is right allocation for Bristol City - I can't remember us ever selling more than 2,200 for a league game in Bristol.

And look at those prices...£33 for an adult

At Boro its £31 for the away fans (adults) in better seats/views.

Posters who keep posting Boro are the most expensive or second most expensive for tickets are incorrect with away tickets,

Bristol City and Swansea are both more expensive. I am not saying Boro is cheap, but they are not the most expensive.

 

[the_holgate_roof]

I think this is right allocation for Bristol City - I can't remember us ever selling more than 2,200 for a league game in Bristol.

And look at those prices...£33 for an adult

At Boro its £31 for the away fans (adults) in better seats/views.

Posters who keep posting Boro are the most expensive or second most expensive for tickets are incorrect with away tickets,

Bristol City and Swansea are both more expensive. I am not saying Boro is cheap, but they are not the most expensive.

I know what you are saying but in the same breath, if you are prepared to go to the expense of travelling the full length of the country, what difference will an extra £5 on admission really make.

 

[Canyoudigit]

81 notes ticket and travel for a game live on sky and getting home after midnight deserves double priority points for me