[h=3]Play-off tickets on general sale - but do what you can to beat the queues[/h]10:57pm Wednesday 7th May 2014 in Albion
Albion have put tickets for their play-off semi-final at home to Derby on general sale.
But they have urged fans to print their tickets at home if possible or be prepared for long queues at the Amex.
As well as online and by calling 0844 327 1901, tickets for home fans will go on sale from the mobile kiosk outside the front of Brighton station from 6am tomorrow.
The club are bracing themselves for big queues ahead of the game.
Extra collection kiosks are being installed and the Seagulls are asking fans to arrive at the Amex 90 minutes before the 7.45pm kick-off if they want to pick up tickets bought online or by phone.
Ideally, they would like as many fans as possible to print at home or buy in person at the station.
Full ticket details – including important instructions on the print-at-home option, which is only available for tickets bought online – can be found at seagulls.co.uk.
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Albion have put tickets for their play-off semi-final at home to Derby on general sale.
But they have urged fans to print their tickets at home if possible or be prepared for long queues at the Amex.
As well as online and by calling 0844 327 1901, tickets for home fans will go on sale from the mobile kiosk outside the front of Brighton station from 6am tomorrow.
The club are bracing themselves for big queues ahead of the game.
Extra collection kiosks are being installed and the Seagulls are asking fans to arrive at the Amex 90 minutes before the 7.45pm kick-off if they want to pick up tickets bought online or by phone.
Ideally, they would like as many fans as possible to print at home or buy in person at the station.
Full ticket details – including important instructions on the print-at-home option, which is only available for tickets bought online – can be found at seagulls.co.uk.
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