Yeovil Town supporters travelling to Hornchurch on Tuesday 27 October have been warned that away tickets must be bought in advance, with no tickets available at the gate on matchday.
The fixture is scheduled to kick off at 7.45pm. Supporters who want to complete the online purchase will need to create an account and log in, according to the ticket information shared by Gloverscast.
Entry arrangements for Yeovil supporters
Away fans will enter through the Abraham Court entrance, opposite the Windmill pub. The entrance is next to the away section, but supporters who visited Hornchurch last season should be aware that its location has changed.
Fans should follow the public footpath on the right-hand side of Abraham Court to the new turnstiles. The turnstiles will open 90 minutes before kick-off and close 30 minutes after kick-off. Volunteers will be available to help supporters find the correct entrance from Upminster Road.
Supporters are being asked to have their QR codes ready for scanning at the turnstiles to help prevent queues. Yeovil fans found in the home end will be removed from the stadium and will not receive a refund.
Away section and accessibility
Yeovil supporters will currently be housed in the Riverside section of the ground. The allocation includes open terracing and about 160 unreserved covered seats in the Rom Valley Glass & Glazing Stand. The current capacity for away supporters is 600.
A raised wheelchair-accessible viewing area is available in the open terracing via a ramp. Supporters who need to use it should email [email protected] at least 24 hours before the game so arrangements can be made.
Hornchurch is carrying out improvements to its away facilities following promotion to the National League. The work is expected to continue during the 2026/27 season. Mobile toilet blocks have been installed while permanent facilities are being built, and a mobile food outlet will sell hot food and soft drinks. Alcohol will not be available in the away end.
The longer-term plan is for a new covered terrace with capacity for 544 people alongside 250 seats. The club does not expect that work to be finished until the end of 2026.
Parking, coaches and matchday rules
There is no general parking at the stadium or at the Abraham Court flats. The stadium car park is reserved for players and officials, unless a disabled parking space has been requested in advance. Disabled parking requests must be made by email at least 48 hours before kick-off, although the away entrance is at the opposite end of the ground.
Street parking is available on Bridge Avenue and opposite the stadium on Brookdale Avenue. Fans have been asked to park considerately, with increased traffic enforcement expected because of vehicles blocking driveways or stopping on double yellow lines.
Coach parking is not available at the ground or on nearby streets. Coach drivers are advised to drop supporters at the indicated bus stops before travelling to a dedicated coach park at Thurrock Services, Arterial Road, West Thurrock, Grays, Essex, RM16 3BG. The coach park is approximately 15 minutes from the stadium.
Hornchurch recommends that visiting supporters use public transport where possible.
Programmes will cost £3.50, while 50/50 raffle tickets will be sold for cash only, with the result announced at half-time. Club badges will also be available in the away section.
Smoking is not permitted inside the stadium. Prohibited items include alcohol, illegal substances, pyrotechnics, air horns and whistles, weapons, sharp objects, glass bottles and footballs. Bag searches may take place. Dogs are not allowed under a council ruling, although assistance dogs can attend by prior arrangement with the club.