All the details ahead of United’s trip to Essex this weekend
Paul Wotton’s side will be back on their travels again this weekend, as The Gulls head to the EMJ Community Stadium to take on Chelmsford on Saturday 22nd February (3pm KO).
Tickets are available to purchase from via Chelmsford’s designated ticketing website HERE
Online Ticket Prices
- Adults – £14
- Concession / Senior 65+ – £9
- Student (17-24 With Valid ID)- £4
- Youth (12-17)- £4
- Child (U12 with accompanying Adult) – FREE
- Family (2 Adult, 3 Child) – £24
Please ensure that when purchasing a ticket, you are selecting the appropriate category as supporters may be asked to provide identification on the day.
Online ticket purchases close at midday, although entry can also be gained via the turnstiles on the day of the game.
Turnstile Prices
- Adults – £17
- Concession / Senior 65+ – £12
- Student (17-24 With Valid ID)- £6.50
- Youth (12-17)- £6.50
- Child (U12 with accompanying Adult) – FREE
Pyrotechnics & 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.