Tickets: Wrexham (A)
We will begin selling priority tickets for our Sky Bet League Two match against Wrexham at 9am on Wednesday, January 31st.
We have received 1,165 passes for the game which is going to take place on Saturday, 17 February, at 3 PM. The fans who own season tickets will have the opportunity to buy a single ticket each before the tickets are made available to the public at large starting from 9 AM on Monday, 5 February.
Kids younger than 14 years old are required to be with an adult or senior citizen who has paid full price.
Upon entering, there may be a need to provide evidence of your age.
People who have walking difficulties and are in a wheelchair need to pay the appropriate fee depending on their age. In order for people with walking difficulties to receive a free ticket for a caregiver, they must have one of the following:
Disabled supporters cannot purchase tickets online. It is recommended that they contact 0115 952 9000 instead.
A guide on making a purchase (available from 9am on Wednesday specifically for individuals who possess season tickets)
To view our operating hours, please click on the provided link.
If you're a season ticket holder and looking to purchase tickets online for someone else with a season ticket, you need to add them to your 'Network' first. It's recommended to log in to your account and complete this process prior to the tickets being available for sale.
If you hold a season ticket and want to purchase tickets for other season ticket holders, either in person or over the phone, you must have their supporter numbers when making the purchase. But we highly recommend you to do it online instead.
It's highly advisable to get your tickets from Meadow Lane before the match, but if you haven't collected them yet, you can still get them at the booth located in Wrexham's away end on the day of the game.
At 10.45am, the buses will leave from Meadow Lane.
When using our coach service, fans can feel secure knowing that they are protected by insurance that meets the requirements of the Road Traffic Act. This insurance provides unlimited coverage for injuries that passengers may sustain. Moreover, the coach company has Public Liability Insurance that provides coverage of up to £5,000,000. We advise passengers to review their own insurance policies to see if they need any further protection.
