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York and Alty: Kids for £1.00!

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York and Alty: Kids for £1.00!

Monday, 4 March 2024

By Matty Paddock
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WE ARE excited to say that our hugely successful 'Kids for a Quid' offer will return for two of our upcoming home matches, starting this weekend against York City in the National League.

Following sizable crowds and incredible atmospheres at some of our recent Aggborough fixtures, we are pleased to be able to say that we are again repeating the initiative for the York game on Saturday, 9th March 2024, and the Good Friday meeting against Altrincham.

Saturday's reduction comes thanks to the support of the day's Match Ball Sponsor, MB Insolvency, who have subsidised the club's reduction of the ticket cost for those under the age of 16, with Adam Hewitt Ltd doing the same when Altrincham come to town.

We thank MB Insolvency and Adam Hewitt Ltd for their terrific support.

This offer applies to home and away fans and in both seated and standing areas of Aggborough Stadium. Ordering details for both matches:

Those using U16s tickets must be accompanied to the game by an adult, so please consider this before making a purchase.

Ordering is as simple as ever – simply head to our online ticketing platform, visit the Ticket Office or contact the club on 01562 823 931. This initiative applies to online tickets only and, as with all other home games, the price will rise if purchased in person by home fans at the Ticket Office on match day.

As a reminder, there are no sales of any tickets in person to away fans on a match day.

* As always, ID checks will be in place for tickets purchased at concession and junior prices, and those found to be abusing such initiatives will face sanctions from the club.

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