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National League release Promotion Final early bird ticket details

The big play-off clash will take place on Saturday, May 12.
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The National League have announced early bird ticket details for this season’s Promotion Final, that will take place on Saturday, May 12 at Wembley Stadium.
The offer runs up to and including February 28 and tickets are available to be snapped up online now.
Early bird prices for adults are £20 with over 60s at £10 and under 16s free.
General admission fees for the final will be announced in April and tickets will not be distributed until the two finalists are confirmed.
Last season a crowd of 18,801 witnessed Forest Green Rovers reach the Football League for the first time in their history.
The year before, 17,198 watched Grimsby Town beat Rovers to win promotion.
The 2015 final between Bristol Rovers and Grimsby saw a National League record attendance of 47,029.
 
Buy tickets here.
 
 

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