Only 400 tickets remain for Millwall away
Posted: Wednesday, April 4th 2018
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Pay on the day at Millwall
Thursday, April 5th 2018
City fans will be able to pay on the day at Millwall on Saturday.
More than 1,700 supporters have already snapped up tickets and many more are expected to turn out on the day.
Tickets will go off sale at 1pm on Friday from Ashton Gate. After that time, fans without tickets will need to purchase on the day at the New Den.
There will be no price rise on the day. Fans can purchase by cash or card payment from the North Stand ticket office. Collections and duplicate tickets can be sought from the same place.
PRICES
Adult - £23
Senior 65+ - £14
Under-16 - £10
Under-12 - £5
Ambulant disabled and wheelchair using supporters should book tickets via Supporter Services on 0117 963 0600 and will pay the relevant age category, with one carer free where required.
A £1 fee will apply for each ticket purchased.
CATS
All coach seats have now sold out. The coaches will depart Ashton Gate at 10.15am.
Supporters will be unable to leave their cars parked on site as there is an event at the stadium on the day.
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