Aldershot (A) tickets - 18 February

[Quay Red]

Originally Posted by Wrexy

I met a couple of fans at Maidstone who suffered from asthma/mobility issues and couldn't walk into town or go to the pub once the supporters coach dropped them off.

If you suffer from any mobility issues the hill at Aldershot can be a real problem. Closest parking spaces are on Windmill Road near the mini-roundabout but you still have to walk up a steep hill through the park to get to the turnstiles.

Thankfully we're playing this game in February so it will be lightish when the game finishes. You will have to walk back through a wooded park in near darkness which can be fun.

If you've got mobility issues, don't go. Awful climb up the Hil then down the path with numerous steps to the turnstiles, primitive toilet facilities and when the match is over you've got the same problem in reverse. Nightmare.

[fluffysheepsupporter]

Originally Posted by Quay Red

If you've got mobility issues, don't go. Awful climb up the Hil then down the path with numerous steps to the turnstiles, primitive toilet facilities and when the match is over you've got the same problem in reverse. Nightmare.

The away access is terrible . Anyone with breathing issues should not attempt it. From memory the supporters coaches parked near the bottom of the park so at least the climb up Redan Hill would not be necessary.

[Wrexy]

Originally Posted by Quay Red

If you've got mobility issues, don't go. Awful climb up the Hil then down the path with numerous steps to the turnstiles, primitive toilet facilities and when the match is over you've got the same problem in reverse. Nightmare.

Forgot about the steps - remember loads of people tripping over them on the way out in near total darkness.

Smart call if you have mobility issues would be to contact Aldershot in advance and see what your options are. As others have pointed out the stewards are fairly aggressive so don't expect much help from them

[FieldtownRed]

If you want to avoid walking up the hill just park by the cemetery just over the brow of it. Parked there last time, only a 5 min walk to the away end.

[terrytactics]

Use the home entrance at the other end of the ground (nearest town) that's where we gain wheelchair access. Its flat and you can walk behind / under the side stand to the 'away end'. Obviously need to explain about your mobility issues to a steward and ask permission.

[Connah's Quay Red]

Aldershot expecting 3k+ for our visit on Saturday. Probably a few more if they beat Chesterfield Tuesday.

Anyone know how many we've sold?

[awaydays]

Any tickets left? Debating a last minute decision to go down.

[Wrexy]

Originally Posted by awaydays

Any tickets left? Debating a last minute decision to go down.

Yes

https://www.flowte.me/storefront/aldershot-town-fc-736

[Virtual-Dragon]

Originally Posted by Wrexy

Yes

https://www.flowte.me/storefront/aldershot-town-fc-736

It looks like standing terrace (covered and uncovered) is still available.

Just wanted to raise that away 'Seated' tickets are gone, for the South East Seating (Away support) stand.

This is my interpretation anyway!... that if you bought a ticket for the South Stand and not the South East stand you will be in with a Shot!

The way that it zooms in and does not fully distinguish/separate is poor to be fair!