Wrexham away [Tickets]

[Bushwacka]

Wrexham have given us both tiers of the away end, which is about 1,200 seats apparently.

Can't see them making general sale (unless we absolutely bomb in the next few games), but should be enough for those season ticket holders who want to go and get in to buy early enough.

https://www.wrexhamafc.co.uk/news/20...iday-march-10/

[1955pie]

Sheffield United received exactly the same blocks of seats.
1175 in total.

[BigFatPie]

My son confidently informed me away tickets were going on sale today, turns out just home tickets dur. Have they announced when away tickets on going on sale, can’t see anything anywhere?

[Willie-Wotsit]

How do Notts allocate tix for big away games? Is it ST holders first? (that's what Wxm do...)

With our ground being 3-sided atm, the demand for home games has been crazy all season, so they're really, really difficult to get. Because ML has such good capacity, even on your cheap ticket days, it's not really a prob for you, but what would the club do if there WAS a chance of a sell-out...like a scenario where it was Notts v Wxm on the FINAL game of the season, and we were level-pegging? (Now that doesn't even bear thinking about...it'll be tense enough next month with many permutations still available )

I was in the online mad-scramble for our game with you when they went on sale at 10am this morning, sheesh...what a Palava THAT was. Long story-short, we managed to get 4 for our group, but only because my mate had queued up from 6am after his Night Shift. They'd all gone in about 3mins flat!

I dread to think what on earth it'll be like next season when we're in L2 (via the PO's )

[Bushwacka]

How do Notts allocate tix for big away games? Is it ST holders first? (that's what Wxm do...)


but what would the club do if there WAS a chance of a sell-out...like a scenario where it was Notts v Wxm on the FINAL game of the season, and we were level-pegging?

Season ticket holders, Lifeline (Fundraiser) and Official Supporters Association get first priority of one ticket each (although many/most people will fit in all 3 groups), then general sale.

Chesterfield gave us about 1,800 tickets and I think about 500 of those made general sale (but then went within the first hour). We have, maybe 3,500-4,000 ST holders but not all travel, obviously.

With about 14,000-17,000 seats available to home fans (depending on opposition), we're a few promotions away from a scenario where a Notts fan wouldn't be able to get a ticket for a home match.