Ticketing Details For Our Pitching In Isthmian League Premier Division Games

With the current Government and F.A. legislation concerning ground capacity looking as if it will be in place for a while (or get more restrictive!), it looks like we shall be limited to a maximum of 600 supporters for the foreseeable future.

By the time the season starts, and based on current sales, it looks like we will have sold almost 200 season tickets, which means that there will be around 400 match tickets available for general sale.

For this season, ticket prices will remain the same; £11.00 adult with £8.00 for concessions. We won’t be doing the £3.00 Juniors ticket for 5-18 year olds this season, however, for that age group, you can apply for a Junior Passport, which gives free entry to every League game, HERE.

We are offering two ways of buying the tickets, firstly they will be on sale in Bar Invicta on the days leading up to the games, and hopefully we shall have tickets for more than one game at a time, so you can buy tickets for the next game at the previous one. This may not always be possible of course due to game rearrangements which sometimes occur at short notice.  

Card or cash payments will be accepted, although if possible, card payments would be preferred, and if you are paying by cash please have the right money available if possible.

The club are asking if you could write your name and address or phone number on the back of your ticket, so that when you surrender it at the turnstile, we will have your details for ‘Track and Trace’. With the Government getting more stringent this is important to help us continue to have spectators at the games.

Alternatively, you can go to the FIFC Ticket Shop and buy your ticket(s) on-line by clicking HERE. It is planned to have tickets for a number of games in the on-line shop at any time, so you can buy ahead.

Similarly, if you brought your ticket on-line, could you bring the responding email with you to hand in at the turnstile instead please, again to enable ‘Track and Trace’. Again, with the Government getting more stringent this is important to help us continue to have spectators at the games.

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