Burns Called Up By Wales U21
Posted: Wednesday, November 11th 2015
Limited Tickets For City V Hull
Thursday, November 12th 2015
As the redevelopment of Ashton Gate Stadium continues at pace, two large cranes will soon be arriving in BS3 to begin the build of the new West Stand roof.
Subsequently seats in W18 and S19 could be taken out of action, with views set to be partially and fully blocked in this area.
The number of tickets available for Bristol City’s next home game with Hull City could be severely restricted and the club are working to relocate supporters affected.
It means a smaller than usual amount of seats are now on sale to Forever Bristol members. It is unlikely any tickets will reach general sale for this Sky-televised fixture.
Forever Bristol City membership can be purchased for just £20, and includes the following benefits: £5 discount on match tickets, priority for home tickets, second tier priority for away tickets, five per cent discount in the Bristol Sport Shop, Bristol Sports Bar & Grill and matchday concourses.
To purchase Forever Bristol membership click here or call 0117 963 0600.
Meanwhile, tickets for the home fixtures with Blackburn Rovers (Saturday, December 5th, 3pm) and QPR (Saturday, December 19th, 3pm) are also on sale now for Forever Bristol members - click here to purchase online (login using supporter ID).
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