Away Tickets: Reading

Reading (A)
Sky Bet Championship
Saturday, August 6th, 2022. KO: 3pm.

Ticket Prices
General Seating

Adults: £20
Senior (65 and over): £15
18-24 yrs: £12
17 and under: £8
12 and under: £6
PA: Free of charge

Family Area

Adults: £18
Senior (65 and over): £15
18-24 yrs: £12
17 and under: £5
12 and under: £2
PA: Free of charge

Hospitality (Premier Suite)

Adults: £86
17 and under: £66
12 and under: £66

Reading FC are offering an Away Day Hospitality Package to include a range of ‘bowl food’ casual dining dishes, located in the South West Corner Lounge, situated next to the away end and is exclusively for away fans only.

Disabled Supporters

Ambulant Disabled and Wheelchair Disabled tickets will be sold at the appropriate age-related price.

Disabled allocations are available to those individuals who are in receipt of higher rate of disability living allowance, personal independence payment or attendance allowance. A personal assistant ticket will be issued free of charge for supporters in this category.

Ambulant Disabled Supporters

There is an allocation of seats strictly for ambulant disabled supporters, including those with walking difficulties or struggle to stand for long periods of time. Supporters in this area must always remain seated.

Family Stand

Reading Football Club is committed to increasing the attendance of families within the visiting supporters' section and advise that family groups are initially seated in the Family Area.

Please note in this area, Reading FC admit no adults without children and no children without adults.

Within this area there will be a designated Family Steward, who will be on hand to help out on Matchday!

If you wish to purchase tickets within the family stand please contact the Cardiff City Ticket Office directly on 033 33 11 1920 as these tickets are not accessible online.

On Sale Date + Selling Structure:
2pm Thursday 21st July 2022 - Tickets will become available to:

Current Season Ticket Holders who have attended 4 or more away league fixtures during the 2021/22 Season.
Current Club Members + Junior Bluebird Members who have attended 5 or more away league fixtures during the 2021/22 Season.

10am Tuesday 26th July 2022 - Tickets will also become available to:

Current Season Ticket Holders, Club Members, and Junior Bluebird Members with no previous away game qualification.
Please note: Strictly one ticket per qualifying supporter.

Qualifying Fixtures: Away League fixtures during the 2021/22 Season.

All tickets are subject to availability.

Please note all tickets are subject to a £1 per ticket booking fee.

Great prices. Perhaps apart from the £86 bowl food..

What is the allocation

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Originally Posted by kendoddsdadsdogsdead

What is the allocation

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Maximum of 2100

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Originally Posted by ccfcwelshlad

Maximum of 2100

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Jesus only did 3 aways last season so no chance for me. Might have to do a day in the home end

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Originally Posted by ccfcwelshlad

Maximum of 2100

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Is that it? That’s a shame. I thought the rules were 10% of capacity or at least 3000 in bigger stadiums.

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Originally Posted by Canton Kev

Is that it? That’s a shame. I thought the rules were 10% of capacity or at least 3000 in bigger stadiums.

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Moved the away end haven't they?

It's a shame, especially as there'll be plenty of space in their end

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Originally Posted by City123

Moved the away end haven't they?

It's a shame, especially as there'll be plenty of space in their end

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I thought they moved their more vociferous fans nearer the away end:shrug:

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Originally Posted by splott parker

I thought they moved their more vociferous fans nearer the away end:shrug:

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There was a thread on this last year.

I think that the reduced capacity is a result of the home fans wanting to generate more atmosphere. Which clearly failed last season and made the 2-1 in all the more pleasing.

It was a great day out last season, but I don't think I can make that weekend.

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Originally Posted by Bobby Dandruff

There was a thread on this last year.

I think that the reduced capacity is a result of the home fans wanting to generate more atmosphere. Which clearly failed last season and made the 2-1 in all the more pleasing.

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Generally it has worked well. The atmosphere was awful in the fag end of the Stam era. It improved considerably when Club 1871 started.

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Originally Posted by Pearcey3

Generally it has worked well. The atmosphere was awful in the fag end of the Stam era. It improved considerably when Club 1871 started.

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I guess that's like Club 18-30 with the odd hip replacement?