Tranmere Rovers have confirmed all ticket arrangements for Walsall supporters ahead of the Sky Bet League Two fixture at Prenton Park on Saturday, 26th September. The details outline pricing, allocation, and key sale dates for the away end.
Walsall, who finished 21st in League Two last season with 41 points from 46 games, will bring their support to the Cowshed Stand. The Saddlers have been given an initial allocation of 847 tickets for the match. This figure includes three pairs of wheelchair and carer tickets, though the wheelchair bays are situated in the home section of the stadium.
Ticket pricing follows a clear age-banded structure. An adult ticket is priced at £23, while seniors aged 65 and over can attend for £18. A young person's ticket, for those aged 18 to 22, costs £16. Junior tickets are split, with 14 to 17-year-olds paying £9 and under-14s able to attend for just £5 as part of the family junior category. A disabled supporter plus personal assistant ticket is available for £16.
Supporters are strongly advised to purchase in advance. Any unsold tickets will be available on the day from the matchday ticket booth, but these will incur a £2 price increase. Collections for pre-booked tickets can be made from inside the Walsall club shop.
A phased sales process is in place. Season ticket holders for Walsall get the first opportunity, able to purchase up to two tickets each from 9.00am on Monday. Members can then buy one ticket each from 9.00am on Wednesday, 9th September. General sale for all remaining tickets begins at 9.00am on Friday, 11th September. The club's ticket office can be contacted on 01922 651416 for queries.
All purchases must be made through the official e-ticketing website, where supporters need to have a registered account. This system helps manage the allocation for a Tranmere side that conceded 79 goals last campaign, finishing with a -25 goal difference.
For those driving to the match, parking is available at Prenton Park itself for a fee of £6, which can be booked via Tranmere's own ticket website. The club has issued a specific warning to visiting supporters, urging them not to park in the residential areas surrounding the stadium which are restricted to permit holders only.
This match represents a key early-season fixture for both clubs. Tranmere will be looking to improve on a recent form line of DLWLD from the tail end of the previous season, while Walsall aim to start climbing from a position that left them 46 points behind champions Bromley. Fans planning their travel can check all upcoming dates on the club's fixtures page and review the full standings from last term. The final ticket sales update will be confirmed after the general sale period concludes on the 11th.
