All the info ahead of United’s trip to the Queen Elizabeth II Stadium this weekend
Paul Wotton’s side are back on the road again on Saturday, as The head to Greater London to take on Enfield Town.
Tickets are available to purchase now via Enfield’s designated ticketing website HERE
Ticket Prices
- Adult: £14.00
- Concessions (Over-65 & Students): £10.00
- Young Adult (16-21): £8.00
- Under-16: £2.00
Supporters are asked to purchase an online ticket where possible to speed up entry into the ground, with tickets purchased in advance £1 cheaper than those bought on the day. Tickets will still be available to purchase on the turnstiles, subject to availability.
Supporters are asked to enter via both the entrance next to Ignatians Rugby Club, and using the turnstiles near the Club Shop. The Rugby Club entrance may only be used by those with pre-paid online tickets.
Travelling To The Stadium
With major roadworks continuing around the local area, and the car park likely to be extremely busy, ETFC strongly recommend getting to the game using public transport, on foot, or by bike; or by car-sharing where possible.
Enfield Town and Southbury are the nearest train stations. Both stations are on the London Overground network and are around 25 minutes’ walk. Local buses 191, 217 and 231 all run close to the ground. There is also a cycle lane and plenty of bike parking adjacent to the stadium.
Food & Drink
In anticipation of a larger attendance at the stadium, additional food outlets will be located next to the main stand, in addition to the food hut on the A10 side of the ground.
The ground’s Butler’s Bar and the bar hatch will both be open, and there will also be a can bar to the left of the players’ tunnel.
Further information, including a map of the ground is available HERE
Get On Board With The Torquay United Official Travel Club!
As always, the Torquay United Official Travel Club will again be running a coach for this fixture, with pick-up timings and fare prices listed below.
Gulls fans are reminded that you must be a TUTC member to travel with, with 50% of the £4 membership fee going to the club. Supporters are welcome to join the Club on board the coach. In addition to enabling the Yellow Army can cheer the lads on at every away game this season, there will also a Golden Goal competition taking place so remember to bring your loose change!
Pick-up Points
- Paignton 7.30am
- Torquay 7.45am
- Newton Abbot 8am
- Exeter 8.25am
Return Fare
- Adult £29
- Teen £24
- Child £16
4Pyrotechnics & Smoke Bombs
Over the past few years, Football’s governing bodies, the Football Supporters’ Association, and individual Football Clubs throughout the country have continued to warn of the serious dangers of pyrotechnics within football stadiums, as well as reminding supporters that anyone found in possession of or using any such devices will be subject to not only a Club ban, but will also be reported to the police.
Despite the obvious risk of serious injury including burns and breathing problems, in addition to presenting a major fire hazard, instances of pyrotechnics such as flares, smoke bombs, and fireworks being used within football stadiums continue to occur, with one such incident taking place during our away match at Hampton & Richmond on Saturday 5th October 2024.
In addition to action being taken against the supporters involved, incidents such as this can also have serious financial repercussions for Clubs to which these individuals are affiliated, with fines liable to be issued.
Torquay United FC wishes to reiterate to that it is illegal to bring any form of pyrotechnic or smoke bomb into football stadia, and there will be serious consequences for anybody who decides to ignore these repeated warnings, which the Club fully supports.
For the avoidance of doubt, the Club wishes to confirm that anyone caught possessing or using pyrotechnics will be reported to the police, with any subsequent prosecution potentially leading to a permanent criminal record.
We will continue to take action to ensure those who engage in these dangerous acts are not allowed to tarnish our fanbase’s excellent reputation, and we would like to place on record our sincere thanks to the vast majority of our supporters, who continue to represent TUFC with distinction, home and away.