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Festive football at Ashton Gate
Monday, October 28th 2019
Each of City’s four home games throughout the festive period are now on general sale.
Millwall visit BS3 on Tuesday, December 10th (7.45pm KO) in a silver category fixture, however a special offer entitles Bristol City members to take advantage of £10 tickets in the Dolman Stand.
Four days later the Robins entertain Blackburn Rovers (December 14th, 3pm KO) in the club’s final outing in BS3 before Christmas, which is also a silver category fixture. Adult tickets start from £25 and £20 for members.
After an away match at Charlton Athletic on Boxing Day, Lee Johnson’s side return to Ashton Gate for back-to-back home games against Luton Town (December 29th, 3pm KO) and Brentford (January 1st, 3pm KO). Both fixtures are gold category, with Adult tickets starting from £30 and £25 for members.
SALES PROCEDURE
General sale online – Monday, October 28th at 10am
General sale phone – Monday, November 4th at 10am
To learn more about the Bristol City membership, click here.
For those wanting to get their football fix at Ashton Gate sooner, tickets are now on general sale for City’s fixtures in October and November.
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