Post by Norah on Oct 5, 2015 14:42:31 GMT
MILLWALL HOME GAME WILL BE A PRIORITY TICKET FIXTURE
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PUBLISHED
10:07 5th October 2015
by N igel Powlson
BURTON Albion’s home game against Millwall on Saturday, November 14, has been designated a priority ticket fixture.
This means that there will be no cash-on-the-turnstiles admission for this fixture and that all fans will need a ticket.
Supporters need to register on the on line ticketing system, if they haven’t already, and obtain their unique Fan ID by Wednesday, October 7, to give them access to the priority window. The on line priority window will open on Thursday October 8 at 9am.
Only supporters who have already registered on the ticketing system by this date will have access to purchase tickets on line for this fixture.
Fans booking online can also benefit from the advanced ticket prices and will know they have secured admission to one of the most popular fixtures of the League One season.
Fans can only purchase two tickets but can link up with family and friends by using their FAN ID numbers. Those buying seats will be able to choose their seat online and fans choosing to stand can specify which terrace.
Tickets for the Millwall game will go on general sale at 9am on Monday, October 12. All supporters can then make purchases from the Ticket Office.
This will not affect any supporters who wish to purchase tickets for other non-priority games as this can be done on line or via the Ticket Office.
All season ticket holders and Vice Presidents will already be registered and can use their existing season tickets for this fixture.
For priority games, there will be no cash admission on the turnstiles. Any remaining tickets will only be available to purchase on the day at the ticketing windows by home fans were we would expect there to be queues so we would recommend purchasing in advance.
To encourage fans to arrive early to collect or purchase their tickets the ticket office will close 15 minutes before kick-off to assist fans getting into the Stadium in time for the kick off.
Read more at www.burtonalbionfc.co.uk/news/article/burton-albion-v-millwall-2728202.aspx#PZZ2dU2dhvUXzdjD.99
image: www.burtonalbionfc.co.uk/cms_images/stadium1-4-3241-216497_478x359.jpg
PUBLISHED
10:07 5th October 2015
by N igel Powlson
BURTON Albion’s home game against Millwall on Saturday, November 14, has been designated a priority ticket fixture.
This means that there will be no cash-on-the-turnstiles admission for this fixture and that all fans will need a ticket.
Supporters need to register on the on line ticketing system, if they haven’t already, and obtain their unique Fan ID by Wednesday, October 7, to give them access to the priority window. The on line priority window will open on Thursday October 8 at 9am.
Only supporters who have already registered on the ticketing system by this date will have access to purchase tickets on line for this fixture.
Fans booking online can also benefit from the advanced ticket prices and will know they have secured admission to one of the most popular fixtures of the League One season.
Fans can only purchase two tickets but can link up with family and friends by using their FAN ID numbers. Those buying seats will be able to choose their seat online and fans choosing to stand can specify which terrace.
Tickets for the Millwall game will go on general sale at 9am on Monday, October 12. All supporters can then make purchases from the Ticket Office.
This will not affect any supporters who wish to purchase tickets for other non-priority games as this can be done on line or via the Ticket Office.
All season ticket holders and Vice Presidents will already be registered and can use their existing season tickets for this fixture.
For priority games, there will be no cash admission on the turnstiles. Any remaining tickets will only be available to purchase on the day at the ticketing windows by home fans were we would expect there to be queues so we would recommend purchasing in advance.
To encourage fans to arrive early to collect or purchase their tickets the ticket office will close 15 minutes before kick-off to assist fans getting into the Stadium in time for the kick off.
Read more at www.burtonalbionfc.co.uk/news/article/burton-albion-v-millwall-2728202.aspx#PZZ2dU2dhvUXzdjD.99
