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We are now taking bookings for our League 2 game vs Bradford City AFC on Saturday 18th September

The Departure Time is 10:00 from Ramsden Square

Prices are as follows:
Bluebirds Trust 21/22 Members: £20
Non-Members: £25
U16: Free (1 per travelling adult)

Tickets can be purchased via our website www.bluebirdstrust.co.uk/travel or by visiting our matchday shop

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Pre match pub confirmed as Shipley & District Social Club (Saltaire Bar)

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I think think this will be the second largest travelling support to Carlisle, this season. 750-1000 I’m thinking

Barrow have received an allocation of 504 tickets.

Tickets are available to purchase online for collection or to be posted out.

Fans are advised that, at present, Bradford City have no plans to make tickets available to away supporters on the day of the game so you must buy in advance.

https://barrowafc.shop/away-tickets-portal/

Those who are ordering tickets and wish for them to be posted must purchase them prior to the close of business on Monday 13th September to allow plenty of time for delivery.

Prices
Adults - £20
Seniors (65 and over) - £18
Young Persons (17-23) - £18
Youths (12-15) - £10
Juniors (11 and under) - £5

Family Ticket (2 adults and 2 Juniors) - £45

First bus already sold out and on to the second!

The Departure Time is 10:00 from Ramsden Square

Prices are as follows:
Bluebirds Trust 21/22 Members: £20
Non-Members: £25
U16: Free (1 per travelling adult)

BUS TICKETS
Bus Tickets can be purchased via our website www.bluebirdstrust.co.uk/travel or by visiting our matchday shop on the Popular Side this Friday night.

MATCH TICKETS
Fans are advised that, at present, Bradford City have no plans to make tickets available to away supporters on the day of the game so you must buy in advance.

https://barrowafc.shop/away-tickets-portal/

Those who are ordering tickets and wish for them to be posted must purchase them prior to the close of business on Monday 13th September to allow plenty of time for delivery.

Can supporters request to be dropped off in Bradford instead of Shipley Social Club?

Sea Dog Sam wrote: ↑Wed Sep 08, 2021 4:00 pm Can supporters request to be dropped off in Bradford instead of Shipley Social Club?

The bus will be going to the stadium after the Social Club with plenty of time for fans to make their way in

Desmond2-2 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 05, 2021 10:58 am I think think this will be the second largest travelling support to Carlisle, this season. 750-1000 I’m thinking

Only 400 sold, you’ll be sad to know

We are just running two Coaches to Bradford. Which means there are a very limited number of seats remaining.

To avoid missing out we're encouraging those planning to travel with us to book as soon as possible.

Both Buses are now sold out!

Thanks once again to those who booked on.

Any away friendly pub reccomendations or meet up spots for folks travelling rail?

I don’t think there’s a specific pub for away fans and the pubs that mention football fans on their websites seem to welcome home and away fans, as it should be.

Lancaster Branch wrote: ↑Thu Sep 16, 2021 5:43 pm I don’t think there’s a specific pub for away fans and the pubs that mention football fans on their websites seem to welcome home and away fans, as it should be.

Bradford Arms on Manningham Lane is the dedicated away pub for travelling fans. It makes little sense to sup in there. Walk further towards the City centre, and you’ll stumble across North Parade, where you’ll find a street full of micro-bars. Of course, there’s plenty of boozers in the centre itself. I’d hazard a guess in saying there’s around 60+ boozers within walking distance - The Bradford Arms is probably the worst of them all.

Pubs to avoid: Barracks Tavern, Rose n Crown, Penny Bank, Westgate and Ginger Goose. I don’t think they’ll be any trouble, but if there is any, it’s likely to be in these watering holes.

Cheers Chuck.

Chickens wrote: ↑Thu Sep 16, 2021 6:57 pm

Lancaster Branch wrote: ↑Thu Sep 16, 2021 5:43 pm I don’t think there’s a specific pub for away fans and the pubs that mention football fans on their websites seem to welcome home and away fans, as it should be.

Bradford Arms on Manningham Lane is the dedicated away pub for travelling fans. It makes little sense to sup in there. Walk further towards the City centre, and you’ll stumble across North Parade, where you’ll find a street full of micro-bars. Of course, there’s plenty of boozers in the centre itself. I’d hazard a guess in saying there’s around 60+ boozers within walking distance - The Bradford Arms is probably the worst of them all.

Pubs to avoid: Barracks Tavern, Rose n Crown, Penny Bank, Westgate and Ginger Goose. I don’t think they’ll be any trouble, but if there is any, it’s likely to be in these watering holes.

Thanks la.