By Deadly Submarine
October 19 2009

Ahead of the celebratory home game against Swindon Town at Prenton Park in just under two weeks time which will mark Tranmere's 125th Anniversary, the Club have announced special '125' admission prices for home fans in all areas of the Stadium and here we bring you all the information you need to know......

As Tranmere Rovers Football Club prepares to celebrate it's 125 year anniversary at the home game against Swindon Town on Saturday, 31st October (Kick-Off 3.00pm), the Club have announced their reduced admission prices for the game to mark the occasion.

Tranmere have reduced admission to just £12.50 for Adults and only £1.25 for Juniors in the Main Stand, Paddocks, Johnny King Stand and Kop Stand.

Speaking of the offer, Chief Executive Mick Horton said......

"We're very proud to be celebrating our 125 year anniversary at the Swindon game and want as much support as possible."

"With admission reduced to just £12.50 and £1.25 it's a great chance for the people of Wirral to come down to Prenton Park, back their local team and join in the celebrations."

As part of the celebrations, the Club is planning a parade of former players on the pitch, a special souvenir programme and a special version of the half time challenge, The R Factor, featuring some ex-crowd favourites.

Supporters wishing to take advantage of the special admission discount must purchase their tickets before 1.00pm on Saturday 31st October. After this time the normal admission prices apply.

Ticket Office and Club Shop opening hours are as follows....

Monday to Friday: 9.30am to 5.00pm

Midweek Match Nights: 9.30am to Kick Off

Non-Match Saturdays: 10.00am to 1.00pm

Match Saturdays: 10.00am to Kick Off

Reduced Match Admission as Rovers Celebrate 125 Years

Discussion started by Total Tranmere (IP Logged), 19/10/2009 18:59

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19/10/2009 18:59

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@gony
19/10/2009 20:09

I think it'e great ! no doubt loads will moan about having to buy a ticket in advance, but I think that is fine, and fair enough, plenty of time

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tran67
20/10/2009 00:29

Would have liked them to open the Cowsheds for our fans for that game,

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