Swansea City v Cardiff City - Ticket News
Friday, 23rd Oct 2009 15:44

Details of how home fans can get their hands on those derby tickets for November 7

For the latest info: http://www.swanseacity.net/page/Latest/0,,10354~1835010,00.html

Tickets for Swansea City's Welsh derby against Cardiff City at the Liberty Stadium on Saturday, November 7 (12.45pm) will go on general sale from Monday October 26

The fixture has been designated a Category A fixture where ALL ADULT tickets will be increased by £5.

Adult tickets will cost £25 in the East Stand (and certain parts of the West); £28 in the West Stand and £30 in the North and South Stands.

All concession prices will remain the same.

Fans who have bought tickets from the Liberty Stadium in the past will not be required to provide identification as long as they are on the ticketing database, having bought tickets previously and provided their name and address.

There is no limit to the number of tickets each individual can purchase, but the buyer will be responsible for any extra tickets purchased.

Supporters not on the ticketing database must produce photographic identification that includes name and address such as passport / driving license and utility bill.

Anyone with a CF postcode will not be allowed to purchase tickets unless they are already on the ticketing database.

Tickets are on sale to personal visitors to the ticket office only. Booking can be made on the telephone, but tickets have to be collected in person with the necessary identification as required. There will be NO internet sales available for this Championship game.

For further details, contact the ticket office on 08700 400 004. It is open Monday to Friday 10am - 6pm, non-match Saturday's from 10am - 4pm and matchday Saturday's from 10am - half-time.

The ticket office will be open on the day of the game for collections for those fans unable to get to the ticket office prior to matchday, as that there are no other home games from the date of general sale to matchday. Supporters are urged to make their collections early.

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