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Last Updated: 04/02/2012 Use
this section to obtain the latest ticket news on matches involving
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| 27/01/2012 |
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The above home match will benefit from the lowest possible prices on this season's pricing matrix policy. In all areas of the ground 'Category C' pricing will apply. That means that an adult can attend the match from just £19, Under 16s from £5 and an under 8 pre-purchased ticket costs just £5!
For further ticket information and to purchase contact The Ticket Office. Huddersfield Town have been issued with an initial allocation of 2,950 'Category A' tickets for the short journey to Greater Manchester to face Bury at Gigg Lane in March. The tickets are for the south side of the stadium on a unreserved basis. Town are also conducting 'Walk for Pounds' to this fixture and the club stated that an allocation of tickets will be reserved for supporters taking part in this 'Keep It Up' event. Tickets are to be sold on a priority basis, with restricted sales commencing Monday January 30 2012. Admission to the match is as follows: Adults: £20 Disabled: £12, with a carer admitted free of charge.Tickets will go on sale as per the following Phases: Phase 1: Monday January 30, 2012 (09:30) - Season Card Holders, Blue & White Foundation Members, Our Town Members and Patrons. Gigg Lane is the historic home of Bury being the Shakers only home since been built in 1885. Having under gone much development over time the compact stadium now seats 11,840. Much of the stadium as it stands now was completed in late 1990s, with mass redevelopment commencing in 1993 following the output of the Taylor Report. The Stadium consists of The Main Stand (North), Les Hart Stand (South), Cemetary End (West) and the Manchester Road East End. The normal visitors location at Gigg Lane is the Cemetary End, but Town fans will be seated in the South Stand which is opposite the Main Stand alongside one of the Gigg Lane touchlines. There are a number of car parks behind the Main (North) Stand, and supporters are advised that Gigg Lane is usually closed on match days and in the residential areas around the stadium parking restrictions are usually in force. Post Code for the Stadium: BL9 9HR. For further ticket information and to purchase contact The Ticket Office. Enjoy an overnight stay, take away the travelling stress! MATCHhotels.com in association with thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk helps sports fans find hotels near sports venues and events. Support the Terriers with family and friends and book yourself into a hotel to enjoy a weekend away as you support Town. To get the best hotels at the best prices click on the banner:
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| 12/01/2012 |
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Sheffield United (Home) | League One | Tuesday February 14, 2012 (19:45 k/o) The Yorkshire 'derby' visit of high flying Sheffield United as been classified as a Category A match. Adult admission into the Galpharm Stadium is from £23. Tickets can be purchased from the Ticket Office, but you must be listed on the administration database in order to purchase tickets. This is an all ticket match.
For further ticket information and to purchase contact The Ticket Office. |
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TICKET NEWS
FOR THE NEXT MATCH
Leyton Orient (Away) | League One | Saturday February 11, 2012 (15:00)
Details of the journey to face Leyton Orient at the Matchroom Stadium in London. These tickets are available on a General Sale basis. Admission into Brisbane Road is charged at: Adults: £23
Seniors (over 65s): £15 Full Time Students (ID Required): £15 Armed Forces Employees (ID Required): £15 Unemployed (Proof Required): £15 Juniors (Under 18s): £5 Wheelchair Disabled: Are admitted free of charge as is the carer, ID required. Founded in 1881 as 'Eagles Cricket Club', Orient are a club that has had several names throughout its long existence, including 'Orient' and then 'Clapton Orient' in 1898. The club joined the Football League in 1905 and are the 24th oldest playing club in the entire Football League. They are the fifth oldest club in League One, whilst Town are the fourth youngest (131 years to 104 years). In 1936 with the club's move to the Leyton area of London saw the birth of 'Leyton Orient' following the conclusion of the Second World War. Leyton was dropped some years later with the borough of Leyton being absorbed into the bigger Borough of Waltham Forest in 1966. However, the club returned to be known has 'Leyton Orient' in 1987 following a change in Chairmanship and a supporters campaign. Orient's one and only top flight season was in 1962/1963, when they finished bottom of the 22 League teams, winning just six of the 42 matches played. Brisbane Road or as it is now known Matchroom Stadium has like many of English football stadia enjoyed a degree of change and re-development over the recent years. The ground as enjoyed three newly built stands with the corners populated by residential apartments! The club does have plans to develop further, however Orient remain interested in moving to the 2012 Olympic Stadium in Stratford, East London following the conclusion of the games, but that move could be well on hold depending on what the Olympic Committee wants to do with the stadium following the ending of the 2012 London Olympic Games. Town supporters will be accommodated in the South End of the Main Stand (East Stand) with a visiting capacity of around 1,400. The Stadium itself boasts a capacity of 9,271 (all seater). The East Stand is the only stand at Brisbane Road not to have been recently redeveloped. It was opened in 1956. The West Stand at the stadium offers an impressive array of conference and banqueting facilities.The newest Stand is the North Stand which commenced operation for the start of the 2007/2008 season. North Stand: 1,351 The East Stand (home & away), West Stand, and the designated family stand (North Stand) can accommodate disabled supporters.Brisbane Road's commercial title "The Matchroom Stadium" is named after the club's charismatic chairman Barry Hearn's sports promotion company - Matchroom Sport. Many locals still refer to the stadium as "Brisbane Road" however. The Stadium is located approximately 12 miles from Junction 27 of the M25 and a 5 minute walk from Leyton Tube Station. Post Code: E10 5NF. For further ticket information and to purchase contact The Ticket Office. Enjoy an overnight stay, take away the travelling stress! MATCHhotels.com in association with thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk helps sports fans find hotels near sports venues and events. Support the Terriers with family and friends and book yourself into a hotel to enjoy a weekend away as you support Town. To get the best hotels at the best prices click on the banner:
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Ticket News on
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endeavours to make available via this website as much first team home and
away match ticket news as possible. Having
launched this new section for the start of the 2010/2011 season
thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk will continue to produce it through into 2011/2012.
On this page ticket information and admission prices will be listed on this
page for both home (as necessary) and away matches throughout the season
including any Phased Selling dates and times. This
information used to be contained within the Latest News section, and although
we will continue to place notification of updates to this page within that
section, this page will be used to displayed the information. From
the Latest News page where the Ticket News graphic is shown this signifies an
update to this page. We hope that supporters will enjoy this latest improvement to thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk. Plus the site will be offering great value accommodation with a link to hotels for all price brackets in close vicinity to our away fixtures next season. It comes from our partner Match Hotels. |
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Ticket/Box Office - How to purchase match
day tickets Over
the phone: 01484 484123 Scan
me ... The site uses 'NeoReader' universal 2D code reader and provide
one-click access to mobile content which is available for iPhone, Android,
Blackberry, Nokia and other makes of Smartphone. By
email: tickets@htafc.com In
Person: The ticket office is situated in the Direct Golf UK Stand (Open
Monday - Friday 09:30-17:00). All
credit card sales over the phone and at the Ticket Office will incur a £1 per
ticket charge. Online: Using
the eticketing solution to purchase your tickets you will incur a booking fee
of £1 per ticket and a postage fee of 50p per booking. 'Ticketfast'
Print At Home System - This enables you to print out your home match day
ticket from your home computer. Purchases by this method will not incur the
booking or postage fees added to the face value of the ticket. Season Ticket Holders 'Bring a friend' offer Season
ticket holders who wish to bring a friend or relative to an occasional game
will be able to transfer into seats together in the same stand as their
season ticket. Where possible exchanges should be carried out prior to
matchday please bring your season ticket to the ticket office, or you can
send the relevant match voucher with your name and client reference number on
the reverse plus the remittance for any additional tickets. Away ticket stub retention You
are advised to retain all ticket stubs from away matches, as they may be
required for future ticket allocation. The exact number required for future
allocation will be confirmed at the time of any phased-selling announcement. Further Information Further Ticket Information is available from the official site: Home Ticket News or Away Ticket News |
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