WORCESTER Warriors have been allocated 7,000 tickets for the European Challenge Cup final with Bath at Gloucester's Kingsholm ground on Sunday, May 25 (12pm).
Sixways debenture and season ticket holders, as well as fans who attended both the quarter-final and semi-final of the competition, will have priority booking, starting from 9am on Tuesday. Whatever tickets remain will then go on general sale from 9am on Monday, May 12.
Debenture and season ticket holders are restricted to one ticket per person, while supporters who went to the quarter and semi-finals are urged to present their ticket stubs.
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The club can retrieve proof of purchase for fans who pre-booked tickets for the quarter and semi-finals, but those who paid on the gate and do not have their ticket stubs will have to take their chances with general sale.
Warriors' general manager Charlie Little explained the club's decision to not put the tickets on sale immediately.
He said: "We want to ensure that everyone has an equal opportunity to get final tickets and therefore we are giving supporters time to prepare for when they come on sale rather than go for an immediate sale.
"We are also going to upgrade our ticketing system which will allow us to record the seat references at Kingsholm.
"That means that should tickets get lost in the post, we will be in a position to deal with the situation and send new ones. We feel this is the best service for our fans."
Tickets for the final are priced from £15 to £30 with concessions available between £8 and £13. The club has limited numbers of each type of ticket due to the breakdown of seats in each stand for both clubs.
To get your hands on a ticket for the final, either visit the Sixways ticket office or call the club on 01905-454183. No tickets will be available online.
Corporate hospitality packages are also available for the final and, for more details, call the sales team on 01905-454183 or e-mail sales@wrfc.co.uk.
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