Liberec Ticketing - Ipswich Town News
Tickets and official travel packages for the away leg of the UEFA Cup second round match away at Slovan Liberec go on sale on Monday. The kick-off time of the November 14th match has yet to be confirmed.
Match tickets, which the club will receive from the Czechs nearer the game, cost £5 while Town have various travel packages available, again provided by TMG.
Priority scheme (applies for both tickets alone and travel packages): Monday 21st October - Away Match Passport holders, Tuesday 22nd October - Gold Club members, Wednesday 23rd October - Gold Club members, Thursday 24th October - Silver Club members and season ticket holders, Friday 25th October - general sales.
As for the Luxembourg game earlier in the season travelling fans are required to provide their name, address, passport number, method of travel (including flight/booking numbers) and accommodation details.
For the home leg, season ticket holders will have their seats reserved until October 24th. Available seating also goes on general sale from Monday. Prices are as normal for adults and concessions, but U16s can enter for £2.
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