Yeovil Town supporters travelling to Eastleigh on Tuesday 24 November can now buy tickets for the away fixture, which is scheduled to kick off at 7.45pm.
Three sections of Eastleigh’s South Stand are available for visiting fans. Adult tickets cost £20.50, while concessions for supporters aged 65 and over are £16.50. Student tickets for those aged 17 to 20 cost £12.50, with junior tickets priced at £7.50 for ages seven to 16. Children under seven can attend for £5.50.
The adult price is 30p higher than last season, with the increase attributed to the administration fee. Supporters can buy tickets by signing into an existing account used for other clubs operating the same ticketing system, or by continuing as a guest.
Parking and ticket arrangements
Car parking can be added during checkout for an extra £10. The ticket information says disabled supporters receiving the higher rate of DLA or PIP for mobility or care are entitled to a free personal assistant ticket. This can be obtained in person from the ticket office by showing the relevant DLA or PIP letter.
Access for away supporters
There are 11 step-free, ground-level seats reserved for away fans. That number can be increased or reduced depending on the expected travelling support. The seats are intended for supporters who cannot manage stairs, as well as personal assistants attending with wheelchair users.
Wheelchair spaces are also available at ground level behind the perimeter fence around the pitch. Away supporters who need an accessible toilet should speak to a steward: the toilet in the away end is suitable for ambulant disabled fans but is not wide enough for a wheelchair. Wheelchair users can use the wider accessible toilet at the other end of the Nuffield Health Stand, beyond the home supporters.
Fully accessible toilets are also available in Sherwoods restaurant and the Hangar bar before the turnstiles open.
Support for fans with sensory needs
Eastleigh has ear defenders available for supporters with autism or other sensory needs. Fans can ask a steward or visit the club shop before entering the stadium.
Supporters and their families or carers can also request a non-matchday visit to become familiar with the ground and discuss facilities, seating and standing areas with a member of staff. These visits depend on availability, particularly in the blue seated main stand at halfway, where most seats have already been reserved.
Yeovil fans planning to attend can use the ticket link provided by Gloverscast to select their section, arrange parking and review the available access options before matchday.