Raynes Park Vale Information

For all travelling fans going to our away fixture this Saturday against Raynes Park Vale, we have been issued the following information by our hosts.
Due to all the rain, our fields are really “boggy”, and parking is limited, hence can you please kindly request your fans to use public transport as much as possible, we are very close to Raynes Park Station, rather than drive.  Recently,  people have required the AA to get their cars pulled out of the mud when they have parked in areas they were told not to.
As we have yet to take delivery of our double turnstile, to avoid queues we will introduce a “fast track Lane” for people who have pre-paid for a ticket on either the Fanbase  , or the other option will be to buy a ticket in the clubhouse prior to the game, and they will be given an entry pass.
Please find the link to fast track tickets here Buy advanced tickets by clicking here.
 
 

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