Only three more away games left for Glovers fans this season [Insert Sad Face Emoji]

For those looking to get sorted ahead of time for our trip to Eastleigh on April 21st, tickets are now on sale.

CLICK HERE TO BUY TICKETS

Click the big ‘Tickets’ button, and you’ll be taken to this screen, where you can select tickets in SOUTH STAND 1.

At time of writing, no tickets in the East Stand Terrace are available.

Choose your seat of choice, pick which ticket applies to you and follow the instructions to check out, if you have an account, you can log in, or “Check Out As Guest” bypasses this.

The ticket system is programmed to prevent you from leaving a single seat on the end of the row, so do bare that in mind.

Lets dive into all the extra details you may need on a Match Day – all this info is taken directly from the Eastleigh Website.

Firstly, you can buy a car park pass for the game (£10), these are available in the same place you bought the ticket, the link for that is HERE

Wheelchair users

We currently have an accessible viewing platform that fits three wheelchairs and three personal assistants which can be seated either next to, or behind the wheelchair user. This depends on the number of wheelchair users using the platform on a match-by-match basis.

Ambulant disabled supporters

Away supporters

There are 11 step free seats at ground level solely for away fans which can be increased or decreased depending on the anticipated number of traveling supporters.

We would offer the step free seats to supporters who are unable to manage stairs or personal assistants attending with wheelchair users. Wheelchair spaces are available on ground level behind the perimeter fence surrounding the pitch.

Supporters with autism or other sensory needs

We very much understand that being prepared and having an understanding of facilities available ahead of matchday can help you prepare ahead of your visit. We have recently invested in some ear defenders that are available to use. Please speak to a steward or come into the club shop before entering the stadium to enquire.

If required, we would be more than happy to welcome you the opportunity to visit the ground on a non-matchday, where you will have the opportunity to be shown around by a member of staff. During this visit, any questions can be asked, and supporters and their families/carers can see where the facilities are and where the most appropriate place to sit/stand would be. Please bear in mind though that this will be dependent on availability (particularly the section of the blue seated ‘main stand’ level with the half way line where most seats have already been reserved).

Toilets

Away supporters

There is a toilet in the away end which is accessible for ambulant disabled fans but it is not wide enough to accomodate a wheelchair. Wheelchair users will need to speak to a steward in order to use the wider accessible toilet at the other end of the Nuffield Health Stand past the home fans. There are also fully accessible toilets in Sherwoods restaurant and in the Hangar bar for away supporters to use before turnstiles open.

Tickets

Disabled supporters in receipt of higher rate DLA/PIP (mobility/care) are entitled to a free personal assistant ticket which can be obtained in person in the ticket office by presenting the DLA/PIP letter.

Tickets are also available for the away game at Altrincham on Saturday 5th April.
Details for that can be found HERE