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ALFIE BOE – FLEETWOOD TOWN FC When? Saturday 2Nd June 2018 ALFIE BOE – FLEETWOOD TOWN FC When? Saturday 2nd June 2018 Where? Fleetwood Town FC, Park Avenue, Fleetwood, Lancashire, FY7 6TX Key times The gates will open at 5pm for all customers. For VIP customers please ensure you arrive promptly to ensure the food service isn’t delayed. The concert start time will be updated in due course. Please note ALL times are subject to change. Directions By Car From the M55 1. At junction 3, take the A585 exit to Kirkham/Fleetwood 2. At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto Fleetwood Rd/A585 3. Turn left onto Garstang New Rd/A585, Continue to follow A585 4. Go through 3 roundabouts 5. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Fleetwood Rd 6. At the roundabout, exit on to Hatfield Ave 7. Turn left onto Nelson Road 8. The destination is on your left Is parking available? Parking is not available at Fleetwood Town Football Club. Public Transport Train The most convenient mainline station is Blackpool North. The station is 7½ miles from the football ground so you’ll need to use one of the options below to complete your journey. Bus The No14 and No 1 buses leaves Blackpool town centre every 10 minutes and passes close to the ground. Journey time is about 30 minutes. Tram Leave the train station, turn right and head for the sea. Trams run north to Fleetwood, passing close to the ground, every 20 minutes. The nearest tram stop is Stanley Road next to Fleetwood Fire Station. Journey time is approximately 40 minutes. Taxi A black cab, holding up to six people, will take you from Blackpool Station to the ground for about £18. Journey time about 25 minutes. Is the concert outdoor? Yes the concert is outdoors so please be prepared for all weather including the sun! Is there a dedicated wheelchair platform? Yes, there is a wheelchair user platform, this is a separate ticket which can be purchase on www.ticketmaster.co.uk . Space is limited so please book early to avoid disappointment. Can I purchase VIP tickets? Yes, there are a number of options available from VIP Nation click on the link for more details about how to book. http://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/event/3500536FF7EF2B7D Where can I buy tickets? Tickets are available to purchase online from: www.ticketmaster.co.uk www.seetickets.com www.ticketline.co.uk www.gigantic.com www.axs.com www.theticketfactory.com www.ticketzone.co.uk You can also purchase tickets in person from: Marine Hall, The Esplanade, Fleetwood, Lancashire, FY7 6HF Freeport Fleetwood, Anchorage Rd, Fleetwood FY7 6AE Is the concert fully seated? Yes, the concert is FULLY seated using the existing Parkside stand and temporary seating on the pitch. Please note some audience members may stand at points during the concert. What is your policy for Children? All customers under 16 require a ticket and must be accompanied by a paying adult aged 18 or over. Will the concert be cancelled is the weather is bad? Concerts are only ever cancelled if the weather deems it too dangerous to continue. Rain or shine the show will go on so ensure you’re dressed accordingly. Are there any cash machines? There are two cash machines, one is located in the Parkside Suite and the other is in Jim’s Bar. Where do I collect my tickets from? If you have selected collect at box office, you will be able to collect them from the venue box office on the day of the concert only. Can I bring a camera? Any cameras that are deemed as “Professional” will be confiscated until the end of the concert. Allowed: Non-Professional Recording Equipment (Point & Shoot Cameras, Flip Video Cameras, etc.) Not Allowed: Professional Recording (Photo, Video, Audio) Equipment (NO Detachable Zoom Lens, Tripods or Other Commercial Equipment) Can I bring in my own Food and Drink? No, however food and drink will be available to purchase. Security and restricted items. In line with increased security measures, we advise that you do not bring a bag larger than an A4 piece of paper and all bags will be searched. If you can avoid bringing a bag, this will help speed up your entry. Umbrellas are not permitted as they block the view of others. I have a ticket query who should I contact? If you have any questions regarding the concert or your ticket purchase, please contact the ticket agent you purchased your ticket from. .
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