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THERE WILL BE BIG DEMAND FOR LUTON AWAY

Priority: Cardiff fans have to have been to 7 away games this season

Away Days - Ticket News: Luton Town vs. Cardiff City
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Luton Town vs. Cardiff City - Sky Bet Championship - Saturday 8th February 2020: 3pm kick-off.

Tickets available to current Season Ticket Holders, Club Members & Flex 5 Holders.

Limited allocation – 1,032 plus 4 pairs of wheelchair access tickets.

General Ticket Prices:

Adults: £25.00
Seniors Over 65: £19.00
Young Adult (U22): £19.00
Golden Seniors Over 75: £16.00
Under 19: £16.00
Under 17: £9.00
Juniors Under 10: £6.00

Disabled Allocations:

Disabled Supporters (non -Wheelchair) will pay one category lower than their normal price with Carer free of charge if required. (Higher and Middle DLA) - Please contact the Cardiff City FC Ticket Office to purchase.
Wheelchair Access: There are 4 x Wheelchair spaces available and Wheelchair supporters will need to contact Luton Town Ticket Office directly to purchase on 01582 416 976.
On Sale Date + Selling Structure:

10am on Thursday 30th January 2020

Tickets will become available to current 19/20 Season Ticket Holders who have attended 7 or more away league fixtures this season, and to current 19/20 Club Members and Flex5 Members who have attended 10 or more away league fixtures this season.
All tickets are subject to availability and strictly one ticket per qualifying supporter. Any further stages of sale will be determined by the number of tickets remaining and will be announced in due course.

Qualifying Fixtures: 19/20 Away league fixtures up to and including Birmingham City.

Strictly one ticket per qualifying supporter.

Booking Fees Apply:
Match tickets purchased in person, by phone, or online will incur a £1 per ticket booking fee.
Match tickets purchased by phone or online will also incur a £1 per booking service charge.

For any enquiries, please email tickets@cardiffcityfc.co.uk

Away Days - Ticket News: Huddersfield Town vs. Cardiff City


Cardiff can have 2,500 tickets & it will be pay on the night


Ticket News
Huddersfield Town vs. Cardiff City - Sky Bet Championship - Wednesday 12th February 2020: 7:45pm kick-off.

Tickets available to current Season Ticket Holders, Club Members & Flex 5 Holders

Initial Allocation – 1,076 includes 8 pairs of wheelchair access tickets.

General Ticket Prices:

Adults: £30.00
Seniors 60 & Over: £20.00
Under 18: £15.00
Under 8: £10.00

Disabled Allocations:

Supporters are to pay the relevant price class and can be issued with a free personal assistant if required.
Additional Information:

Block A06 – this block has been identified as a block for seniors, families and semi-ambulant supporters who do not wish to stand for prolonged periods throughout the game.
Wheelchair Users - The viewing area is to the area of the Abzorb Stand on an elevated platform overlooking the playing area, with personal assistants sitting in the row in front, on Row Z.
Ambulant Disabled Supporters - If a supporter’s preference is to manage as few stairs as possible, we would recommend issuing seats on Rows Y-CC as this is where the supporter will enter the stand.
Car Parking:

We have 13 accessible parking spaces available in the St. Andrews Road Car Park for away supporters which must be booked no later than one week before fixture. Please call directly on 01484 960606 (option 5) or by emailing dlo@htafc.com.
General parking can be booked in the Gasworks Car Park approximately a 10 minute walk from the away stand at a cost of £5 and this can be booked online www.eticketing.co.uk/huddersfieldtown or by phone on 01484 960606.
On Sale Date + Selling Structure:

10am on Thursday 30th January 2020.

Tickets will become available to current 19/20 Season Ticket Holders, 19/20 Club Members and 19/20 Flex5 Holders.
All tickets are subject to availability and strictly one ticket per qualifying supporter.

Booking Fees Apply:
Match tickets purchased in person, by phone, or online will incur a £1 per ticket booking fee.
Match tickets purchased by phone or online will also incur a £1 per booking service charge.

For any enquiries, please email tickets@cardiffcityfc.co.uk

Cant believe I am going to miss out again. Went there nearly fifty years ago on the train and the game was called off so about a 100 of us went to Spurs. Any old codgers on this site remember that? Haven't been back since. Done 6

I travelled there that day. My dad drove me and my 2 brothers there. He asked if we could go in and see the ground (we were easily pleased in those days). They refused. Shi**y little club that I have never liked since. Remember their plastic pitch and also their membership scheme which banned away fans. They forfeited a league cup tie against us rather than allow away fans. There was also the time they burned a Welsh flag

The highlight of that day was seeing Eric Morecome & Malcom Macdonald (see easily pleased reference above)

Any chance of blaging it in to the home end or is that all ticket ? Small ground

I travelled there that day. My dad drove me and my 2 brothers there. He asked if we could go in and see the ground (we were easily pleased in those days). They refused. Shi**y little club that I have never liked since. Remember their plastic pitch and also their membership scheme which banned away fans. They forfeited a league cup tie against us rather than allow away fans. There was also the time they burned a Welsh flag

The highlight of that day was seeing Eric Morecome & Malcom Macdonald (see easily pleased reference above)

I lived in Luton then and used to go to watch them. I was a member and was all set to get 3 of my mates from home into that League cup tie (members were allowed to buy 4 tickets) but then they called it off!

You still have to basically walk through people's back gardens to get in to the away end!

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I went there the time we lost 1_0 .they set a Welsh flag on fire in their poxy wooden stand the scumbags.we lost there once 7_1.that time they bricked the city changing room.

I travelled there that day. My dad drove me and my 2 brothers there. He asked if we could go in and see the ground (we were easily pleased in those days). They refused. Shi**y little club that I have never liked since. Remember their plastic pitch and also their membership scheme which banned away fans. They forfeited a league cup tie against us rather than allow away fans. There was also the time they burned a Welsh flag

The highlight of that day was seeing Eric Morecome & Malcom Macdonald (see easily pleased reference above)

That's right, Eric Morecome was chairman I think Malcom McDonald was making a name for himself then. Game was called off for snow I seem to remember. We went to see Spurs v Everton instead. Train to St.Pancras and then all piled on a bus to White Hart Lane. Bus conductor- remember them!- didn't have a clue what hit him. Got there late and joined up with the surprisingly small Everton contingent. BR let us use our football special tickets to get back from Paddington. Great days!!