Ticketing information for Yeovil Town's League One away match against AFC Bournemouth is now available. The match takes place at Dean Court on Saturday 31st March 2012 with a 3.00p.m. kick-off. Pricing for this fixture is set as follows:
Adults: £20.00; Concessions: £11.00.
Concessions are available to those aged Over 65 or Under 16 or those carrying a Full Time NUS Card. As always, carry proof of entitlement for concessions, in case you are asked for it at the turnstiles.
Ambulant Disabled supporters on the middle or lower rate of mobility/care DLA are also entitled to enter on the concessionary rate. Note that those on the middle/lower rate of disability do not qualify for an assistant to accompany them - any assistant will pay normal matchday admissions.
For both wheelchair and ambulant disabled supporters on the higher rate of mobility/care DLA, supporters are entitled to FREE entry, along with an assistant, who is also admitted free of charge.
Disabled supporters must contact the club's Disabled Liaison Officer Phil Tyrrell on 07803 090047 or via email at disability@afcb.co.uk detailing your requirements. There are spaces in the away section of the ground, but these are booked on a first come, first served basis.
Away supporters are housed in the East Stand at Dean Court, with the default away allocation comprising of Blocks 21-24, which gives around 1,200 seats. Access to the stadium is via Turnstile F and supporters will be required to pay cash on the turnstiles.
As far as we know, the Huish Park Ticket Office are not carrying advance tickets for this game - in any case with the exception of disabled supporters, there is no particular need to book in advance, with no matchday surcharge.
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