Ticket Prices 2011/2012

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The new admission prices for the 2011-12 season have been announced by the Club.
 
Adults £12
Senior Citizens £7.50*
Students £7.50*
Under 16s £4*
Under 12s
Free

Parking - Free
Stand - Free

Season Tickets
 
Season Ticket Prices 2011-12

Standard Prices: (includes three home matches free of charge)
 
Adults £216
Senior Citizens £135*
Students £135*
Under 16s £64*
Under 12s
Free

*Proof of date of birth required for Senior Citizen/U16s or copy of NUS card required for Students

Download an Application Form Here
 
Early Bird Prices if bought before 31st July 2011: (includes four home matches free of charge)
 
Adults £192
Senior Citizens £120*
Students £120*
Under 16s £64*
Under 12s
Free

*Proof of date of birth required for Senior Citizen/U16s or copy of NUS card required for Students

Download an Application Form Here
 
Mini Season Ticket Prices:

( five tickets for five home league matches)
Adults £55
Senior Citizens £35*
Students £35*
Under 16s £18.50*

*Proof of date of birth required for Senior Citizen/U16s or copy of NUS card required for Students

Download an Application Form Here

Reserved seats

You can now reserve a seat in the stand for the whole season of 21 league matches for a cost of £1 per game, making £21 in all. This amount will be added to the cost of your season ticket if you decide to take this option. 
 
The charge is the same for all categories of season tickets. These seats will be in a designated area and will be marked as Reserved. Not available for cup matches or friendlies.

Reserve Team Prices
 
Adults £2.00
Senior Citizens £1.00
Students
(on production of valid student card)
£1.00
16-18 years £1.00
Under 16s
Free

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