By noibla
July 16 2013

Dear All Please join us in support of the New Plymouth Albion Squad for 2013-2014 in our first match  against Jersey  on Sunday 15th September 2013 KO 1.15pm at Sandy Park.

It is extremely important that Plymouth Albion supporters buy their tickets for the season opening double header before August 12th.

This will ensure that 100% of the revenue from tickets sales will go to Albion.

Please see details below:Plymouth Albion v Jersey tickets

It is important that Plymouth Albion supporters buy their tickets for the season opening double header before August 12th.

This will ensure that 100% of the revenue from tickets sales will go to Albion.Plymouth Albion will only get a small percentage of the ticket sales after August 12th.Plymouth Albion supporters can now buy tickets for this Greene King IPA Championship, match that kicks off the new season.

Tickets will also allow supporters to watch Bristol v Cornish Pirates which will kick off at 3.30pm.Ticket prices are:West Grandstand –adult £20, senior (over 65) £10, student £10, under 16’s £10SW Comms stand – adult £15, senior (over 60) £5, student £5, under 16’s £7.50East/SW/NW Terraces Standing – adult £10, senior (over 60) £5, student £5, under 16’s £5North Terrace standing – adult £10, senior (over 60) £7.50, student £7.50, under 16’s £5There are a number of ways supporters can purchase tickets.

Purchase direct from Exeter Chiefs on https://ticketing.exeterchiefs.co.uk2.

Going to the Brickfields office from Monday to Friday between 9am and 5pm3. Phoning the Brickfields office on 01752 – 565064 from Monday to Friday between 9am and 5pm4. Visit the Plymouth Albion website www.plymouthalbion.com and click on the link entitled ‘Support Albion and purchase your Big Rugby Weekend from us’It is very important that supporters buying tickets on the internet indicate on step 8 that they support Plymouth Albion.

This means that 100% of the tickets sale will go to Albion. The club will miss out on vital revenue if supporters fail to indicate that they support Plymouth Albion.

Albion chairman Dr Graham Stirling said, “I would strongly urge Albion supporters to buy their tickets for the Jersey game as soon as possible.As well as giving the club much appreciated support on the day, it will bring in vital revenue to the club.“It promises to be an excellent feast of rugby and we look forward to you getting behind the guys as we launch our season.“This is an additional Championship match at a neutral venue with points counting towards our league position.”Transport arrangements for supporters between Plymouth and Sandy Park are currently being explored by Albion, and will be announced at a later date.

Booking details for the double header at Sandy Park

Discussion started by Unofficial Plymouth Albion (IP Logged), 16/07/2013 19:59

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stonehousealbion
22/07/2013 20:35

(Posting this as the PARFC Official site seems to be inaccessible at the moment.)

There is a slight glitch on the link in the article above:

1. Either copy it without the "2" at the end or click on it and when the error page comes up delete the "2.%20" which shows at the end of search bar.

2. This will take you straight to the ticketing portal of the Chiefs site.

3.You then have to click "Match Tickets" which takes you through to the unique page for the Double Header.

4.Click on "Buy" and the ticket options will be displayed. You may have to shuffle back to the original portal page to see exactly which options cover which locations on the plan of the ground (Step 2 above). As stated elsewhere, the seats in the West Stand (normally chocker with Chiefs members for their home games) are good value at £20 if you're going to stay for both games.

5.You actually book individual seats within a given block. When you go through to "Buy", you follow the instructions to indicate the Club you want to receive the revenue, finishing off with "Buy Extras" to confirm that choice.

The Travel Club are starting to look at coach options, but PARFC may come up with some kind of a one-off deal for transport. Given the situation with the PARFC getting all the proceeds for early sales, I can't see there being a "coach and ticket" combo happening. If there is, they're slow on the uptake...

Come cheer up, my lads - 'tis to glory we steer!

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