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Norwich Ticket Details - Ipswich Town News

Town have announced details of ticketing for the away derby with Norwich City on on Sunday, March 7th. The club have also revealed that there will be a live beamback of the game to the Portman Road bars.

Unusually, the club's ticket priority system will be based on previous away attendance as well as membership of the Gold and Silver Clubs and season tickets.

Initial priority goes to the 128 debenture holders, then away match passport holders. After that Gold Club members who have attended three or more away games up to and including Coventry City, followed by Silver Club members with a similar previous away attendance record can buy their seats.

Supporters who qualify for a ticket have been informed by post and can buy their ticket from the 9th until the 18th February.

Tickets not allocated will be offered to other Gold Club members from 23rd February. There will be no tickets available on general sale but fans unable to actually attend the game can watch on screens in the various Portman Road bars.

The Galleria, Legends, Centre Spot, Far Post Bar and Sir Alf Ramsey Suite will all show the match.

Tickets are £10 with Gold Club members will be able to buy on February 12th and 13th, season ticket holders on February 14th and 16th and Silver Club members on February 17th and 18th.

Any remaining tickets will go on general sale on February 19th.

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