COACH TRAVEL: CHESTER

28 Dec 2025

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Macclesfield FC make the 100-mile round trip to Chester for our last Enterprise National League North fixture of 2025 on Tuesday evening, and we will need our loyal away support right behind us once more at the Deva Stadium.

For those who would like to enjoy the night without the strain of driving, two supporter coaches will be running to the game.

Firstly, Moose Tours will be providing another of their very enjoyable away trips.

Bernie Rickman does a fantastic job facilitating all Moose Tours trips and he can be contacted on 07517 434323.

In addition to this, Ian Armitt will also be putting on another of his famous coach trips to the game. You can book your seat with Ian by contacting him on 07791 564258.

However you choose to get to Chester, your support will be hugely appreciated by us all.

All other information relating to the fixture is available HERE

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