FA CUP TICKET NEWS: WARRINGTON RYLANDS (H)

20 Sep 2023

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After Monday’s confirmation of us drawing Warrington Rylands in the Third Qualifying Round of The Emirates FA Cup, ticket prices have been confirmed ahead of the game on September 30th.

Supporters are encouraged to purchase tickets in advance to avoid queues on the day.

Ticket prices are as quoted below at the lower rate of:

Adults: £10
Concessions: £7
Disabled: £5
Student: £5
U18s – £3
U12s – £1

Please note that Disabled and Carer tickets can only be claimed from our Club Reception on the production of relevant identification.

An adult must accompany all Under-12s.

You can purchase your ticket HERE

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