“ Tickets on sale from today “

This morning 10am QPR away tickets went on sale .





Season ticket holders with 5 away games, members with 6 to start.

1,500 allocation initially , extra 1,000 if we sell out initial allocation.


Ticket office closed due to cut backs, only open on match days.

You have to buy on line or over phone.

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Away Days - Ticket News: QPR vs. Cardiff City
Ticket News:


Queens Park Rangers (A)
Sky Bet Championship
Saturday, March 5th, 2022. KO: 3pm.







Ticket Prices

Gold

Adults: £34
Seniors (Over 61): £24
Young Adult (U23): £24
Ambulant Disabled: £24
Junior (U18): £17
Ambulant Disabled Junior (U18): £17
Kids (U8): N/A
Ambulant Disabled Kids (U8): N/A

Gold (Restricted Sight Line)

Adults: £34
Seniors (Over 61): £24
Young Adult (U23): £24
Ambulant Disabled: £24
Junior (U18): £17
Ambulant Disabled Junior (U18): £17
Kids (U8): N/A
Ambulant Disabled Kids (U8): N/A

Gold (Restricted View)

Adults: £32
Seniors (Over 61): £23
Young Adult (U23): £23
Ambulant Disabled: £23
Junior (U18): £16
Ambulant Disabled Junior (U18): £16
Kids (U8): N/A
Ambulant Disabled Kids (U8): N/A

Silver

Adults: £29
Seniors (Over 61): £20
Young Adult (U23): £20
Ambulant Disabled: £20
Junior (U18): £14
Ambulant Disabled Junior (U18): £14
Kids (U8): Free (with paying Adult)
Ambulant Disabled Kids (U8): Free (with paying Adult)

Silver (Restricted Sight Line)

Adults: £29
Seniors (Over 61): £20
Young Adult (U23): £20
Ambulant Disabled: £20
Junior (U18): £14
Ambulant Disabled Junior (U18): £14
Kids (U8): Free (with paying Adult)
Ambulant Disabled Kids (U8): Free (with paying Adult)

Restricted Sight Line means you may not be able to see the goal line.
Restricted View means there is a stanchion in view of one of the goals.
Kids (U8) must be accompanied by an adult. Available prior to matchday only.
Young Adults (U23) will need to show proof of age at the turnstiles.
Wheelchair Access Supporter information:





Wheelchair disabled tickets are charged at £20 or their age-related concession, with a personal assistant (PA) free of charge if required.
Please note wheelchair access tickets are located behind the goal in the School End Lower Tier.
On Sale Date + Selling Structure:






10am Thursday 24th February 2022

Season Ticket Holders who have attended 5 or more away league fixtures this season.

Club Members who have attended 6 or more away league fixtures this season.

10am Saturday 26th February 2022

Season Ticket Holders who have attended 2 or more away league fixtures this season.

Club Members who have attended 3 or more away league fixtures this season.

Please note: Saturday 26th February is the matchday for Cardiff City vs. Fulham, and so QPR tickets will only be available from the Ticket Office until 12:00pm.






10am Monday 28th February 2022

Season Ticket Holders and Club Members with no previous away game qualification.

Strictly one ticket per qualifying supporter
All tickets are subject to availability.
Away match tickets will be subject to a £1 per ticket booking fee, as well as a £1 surcharge.
Qualifying Fixtures: 2021/22 Away League Fixtures up to and including Huddersfield Town.

Purchase online here or via phone on 033 33 11 1920.

Left it a bit late. Was this because of something on QPR’s end or ours?

Left it a bit late. Was this because of something on QPR’s end or ours?

On this I don’t know,

But it’s 99% of the time usually us late.


We have great staff, but NO where near enough foot soldiers as we say, to many chiefs.

Still 9 days before , so that should not stop anyone going.

This is a brilliant example of the madness and stupidity that City have created. We can't man the ticket office properly for the sake of a extra couple of members of staff say 50k per annum for 2. Yet we pay players over a million pounds a year to play we find the money for that, we find money to settle contracts for lazy b*stard s like Tomlin and millions for people who never even play like vassell. Let's get the basics right and our priorities as well. The savings made on having a couple of extra staff are irrelevant in scheme of our costs everywhere else.

£34 shocking . maybe the reason they get rubbish crowds

looking forward to this trip, going up on Friday morning with two of my sons, making a weekend of it and coming back on the Monday as my one son is also celebrating his 25th birthday so hopefully a good display and thre ‘birthday points’

I have never understood why we just don't ring each club at the start of the season and agree a reciprocal pricing structure for each game. If QPR want £34 the we charge £34, if Huddersfield say its a long way lets charge each others away fans a fiver then lets do it.

I have never understood why we just don't ring each club at the start of the season and agree a reciprocal pricing structure for each game. If QPR want £34 the we charge £34, if Huddersfield say its a long way lets charge each others away fans a fiver then lets do it.

Isn't there some rule about only being able to charge away fans what you charge your own which is why ours are so cheap. QPR are at London prices so that would explain how they get away with it.

The EFL should be setting a maximum price for away fans not the clubs charging ridiculous amounts.

I have never understood why we just don't ring each club at the start of the season and agree a reciprocal pricing structure for each game. If QPR want £34 the we charge £34, if Huddersfield say its a long way lets charge each others away fans a fiver then lets do it.

Isn't there some rule about only being able to charge away fans what you charge your own which is why ours are so cheap. QPR are at London prices so that would explain how they get away with it.

The EFL should be setting a maximum price for away fans not the clubs charging ridiculous amounts.

Yep. We can’t charge more than an equivalent view in the home end (Canton/Ninian corner). The other more expensive clubs have no incentives to lower their prices to match ours and to match theirs we’d need to bump up prices for home fans too.

I believe we used to have a deal with Reading where we’d charge the same as eachother but that’s the only club I know of it happening with us.

The EFL should be setting a maximum price for away fans not the clubs charging ridiculous amounts.

Quite disappointing that in the PL Liverpool, Chelsea, Man U, etc can only charge up to £30 max for away tickets but the likes of Bristol, QPR, Sheffield Wednesday, etc can charge more than that.

This is a brilliant example of the madness and stupidity that City have created. We can't man the ticket office properly for the sake of a extra couple of members of staff say 50k per annum for 2. Yet we pay players over a million pounds a year to play we find the money for that, we find money to settle contracts for lazy b*stard s like Tomlin and millions for people who never even play like vassell. Let's get the basics right and our priorities as well. The savings made on having a couple of extra staff are irrelevant in scheme of our costs everywhere else.

Totally agree.

And maybe we should have had a policy of long term injury players helping out in the ticket office. That might helped some of the wasters we had on our books over the last few years get back to fitness a bit quicker

Anyone know how many tickets we have sold for QPhahaha