BUMPER CROWD EXPECTED FOR MARINE v PRESCOT CABLES BANK HOLIDAY GAME…
Match tickets to be bought in advance via Kaizen Ticketing Solutions.
Pitching In Northern Premier League Marine announces arrangements for their first home league game of the season at The Marine Travel Arena against local rivals Prescot Cables this coming Bank Holiday Monday 30th August 2021 at 3pm.
Marine’s Emirates FA Cup Preliminary Round replay on Tuesday attracted over 800 fans and club officials are hoping for an attendance approaching 1000 on Monday for the visit of Prescot Cables. Fans are urged to arrive at the ground earlier than usual to help avoid congestion at the turnstiles and the club continues with the request for match tickets to be purchased in advance.
Adult tickets cost £10.60 including transaction and booking fees of 60p. Concessionary tickets for retired citizens (aged 65 and over) and for students in full time education cost £6.40 including fees of 40p. Junior tickets (aged 12-16) cost £3.30 including fees of 30p, whist children aged up to 11 have free admission only if they are accompanied by an adult who has purchased the tickets via Kaizen.
Tickets for the game against Prescot Cables are now on sale and can only be purchased using the link:
Fans entering the stadium must provide their e-ticket or printed ticket which will be scanned on entry at gates 1 or 2 on College Road, or at gates 5 and 6 adjacent to the club entrance which will also be open to accommodate the extra number of spectators that are expected to attend the game. All gates will open at 1:45pm at which time the Arriva Suite and 1894 bar can be accessed for refreshments and snacks.
Season tickets and Membership cards can be used for the first time this season and must be presented for scanning at the turnstiles whilst holders of NHS or Student season tickets should also present their ID badges.
Marine Chairman Paul Leary said:
“We were surprised and delighted on Tuesday with the attendance for our Emirates FA Cup Preliminary Round replay against Workington, and despite the increased numbers the admission of fans into the stadium worked very well helped by the use of new scanning devices and technology recently installed into the turnstile blocks. I urge fans to purchase their match e-ticket via Kaizen Ticketing Solutions as soon as possible and to arrive at the ground early so that their ticket can be easily scanned and to avoid queues.
Paul Leary added:
“I look forward to meeting the players, staff, officials and supporters of Prescot Cables at the Marine Travel Arena on Monday. There is huge interest in our football club following our FA Cup adventure last season resulting in us selling over 400 season tickets for the first time. The tribute wall acknowledging the thousands of fans who bought virtual tickets has now been installed and the interest shown in this already will no doubt add many first-time visitors to the stadium in the months ahead.”
