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Price Cuts for Morecambe - Ipswich Town News

Town have announced that prices will be reduced for the FA Cup third round tie at home to non-league Morecame on Saturday, January 4th (KO 3pm).

Adult season ticket holders can purchase their seats for £16, adult members for £18 and adult non-members will be charged £20. Concessions and under-20s can get in for £10 and under-16s just £2.

These reductions are only available prior to the day of the game, then all prices will be £20.

Season ticket holders can buy their seats from Friday 13th December with Silver Club members able to buy tickets from same date.

Season ticket holders who have pre-paid for cup tickets will receive them in the week starting Monday, December 16th.

Season ticket holders' seats will remain reserved until December 22nd before they go on general sale on Monday, 23rd December.

Morecambe will use the regular away areas which means that season ticket holders in blocks A and B of the Cobbold Stand can use their regular seats.

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