Salisbury FC announce season ticket prices following promotion

Monday, 13 May 2024 01:00

Salisbury FC have announced ticket prices for next season, with match day and season prices increasing.

The club won promotion to the Vanarama National League South for the 2024/25 season and will welcome opponents, new and old, for the new season.

This season, the club will face former football league side Torquay United as well as supporters looking forward to matches with familiar sides, Weymouth, Truro City, Bath City and Chippenham Town.

The Ray Mac will also see 23 home league fixtures this season as there are 24 teams in the National League South, compared to 22 in the Southern League Premier South.

The club says that promotion comes with additional costs compared to competing in the Southern League.

Match Day Ticket Prices Season 2024/2025

Ticket TypeAdvanceTurnstilesAdult£15£16Concessions Over 65/Students£11£12Child 5 – 17£5£6U5sFreeFree

Season Tickets Season 2024/2025

Ticket TypeSeated (Stand) Early BirdSeated (Stand) StandardTerrace Early BirdTerrace StandardAdult£323£340£304£320Concessions Over 65/Students£247£260£228£240Child 5 – 17£133£140£114£120

Early Bird Season Tickets will go on sale today (May 13th) until Friday, June 15, 2024. Thereafter, they will revert to the standard price(s).

For more information and to purchase season tickets, visit the club website - https://salisburyfc.co.uk/product/season-tickets/

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