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Season2018/19 Gillingham Fc Fan Guide GILLINGHAM FC FAN GUIDE SEASON 2018/19 www.gillinghamfootballclub.com CONTENTS WELCOME 03 TO GILLINGHAM FOOTBALL CLUB VISIT US 04 GETTING TO THE GROUND STADIUM PLAN 05 TICKETING 06 YOUR MATCHDAY TICKET 07 FAMILY VISITORS 08 DISABLED ACCESS 09 EXTRA SUPPORT FOOD, DRINK & HOSPITALITY 10 CLUB MEGASTORE 11 MATCHDAY PROGRAMME 12 STAY CONNECTED 13 CONTACTS 14 FEEDBACK, RULES & REGULATIONS FAN GUIDE 2018/19 02 #TogetherWeCan WELCOME TO GILLINGHAM FC WELCOME TO THE MEDWAY PRIESTFIELD STADIUM, THE HOME OF LEAGUE FOOTBALL IN KENT. Thank you for your support of Gillingham Football Club. We are proud At Gillingham FC, we welcome supporters of all ages and backgrounds, that, alongside our long standing, loyal fans, we are continuously able to and pride ourselves on being a club for the community. attract new supporters to Priestfield. We care for the interest of our supporters and the community of Medway. We understand that you may not have previously visited us, so before It is therefore imperative that although we can’t guarantee a Gills victory, your first trip to ME7, we wanted to give you the best insight possible into we aim to make the matchday experience as good and as pleasant for all your forthcoming matchday experience. of our supporters. If you are wondering how to get to the stadium, unsure of the best food If you have any comments or suggestions on ways we can improve your and drink options before and after the match, or to simply learn how to experience at The Medway Priestfield Stadium, please do not hesitate book match day tickets, this guide will prove invaluable to you. to contact the club via email at: [email protected] FAN GUIDE 2018/19 03 #TogetherWeCan VISIT US GETTING TO THE GROUND THERE ARE MANY WAYS OF GETTING TO Gillingham Church (postcode: ME7 1YL) for THE MEDWAY PRIESTFIELD STADIUM, a small fee. Both are within a 10-minute walk WHICH IS SITUATED IN THE HEART OF of the stadium. THE MEDWAY TOWNS. TRAIN TRAVEL Our full address is: Southeastern operate train services in the The Medway Priestfield Stadium region, and Gillingham station is served by those Redfern Avenue departing St Pancras International, Victoria, Gillingham Charing Cross as well as across Kent. Kent ME7 4DD Supporters are advised to check train times and TRAVELLING BY CAR schedules in advance in case of any engineering The Medway Priestfield Stadium is easily work: visit www.nationalrail.co.uk for more accessible by car, and sits within a 15-minute information. drive of M2 junctions one and four, as well as the A2, Medway Tunnel and A289. Priestfield Upon leaving Gillingham station turn left on to Stadium signs are along routes into the ground Balmoral Road, and follow it to the end of the from all directions. road. Turn left onto Gillingham Road, then take the first left onto Linden Road (parallel to the PARKING Sainsbury’s Local store). There is no available parking at, or outside the stadium, on matchdays. However, there Follow that to the end, and then turn right onto is parking available at the nearby Woodlands Redfern Avenue, upon which you will be greeted by Academy (postcode: ME7 2DU) and Our Lady of The Medway Priestfield Stadium’s Medway Stand. FAN GUIDE 2018/19 04 #TogetherWeCan STADIUM PLAN GILLINGHAM FC THE MEDWAY PRIESTFIELD STADIUM IS AN ALL-SEATED SPORTS ARENA. With great views on offer from all stands, fans can be assured they won’t miss any of the action from their seat. PRICES: All prices cheaper if bought before match day: MEDWAY STAND Adult £22 £24 Senior (65+) £19 £21 U18/Students £7 £9 U12 Free with an adult ticket) £7 £9 Block DEF – no concession GORDON ROAD RAINHAM END Blocks D and E Blocks A, B, C, G+ and F Adult £22 £24 Adult £25 £27 Adult £22 £24 Senior (65+) £19 £21 Senior (65+) £19 £21 Senior (65+) £19 £21 U18/Students £7 £9 U18/Students £7 £9 U18/Students £7 £9 U12 Free with an adult ticket) £7 £9 U12 (Free with an adult ticket) £7 £9 U12 Free with an adult ticket) £7 £9 Please look on the Gills website, or contact the ticket office (number) for more information and season ticket prices. FAN GUIDE 2018/19 05 #TogetherWeCan TICKETING GILLINGHAM FC YOUR GUIDE TO BOOKING MATCHDAY PHONE Should you need to collect your tickets prior to TICKETS FOR GILLS GAMES AT THE Situated at The Medway Priestfield Stadium, our kick-off, supporters can do so at the ticket office MEDWAY PRIESTFIELD STADIUM. specialist customer service centre staff can also (situated on Redfern Avenue) from 9am-1pm for help you make your ticketing purchase. Should Saturday 3pm fixtures, and from 9am-6pm for Buying tickets for forthcoming fixtures could not you have any queries over ticket sales we’ll be weeknight 7.45pm matches. be any simpler: fans are able to book their seat able to help. Call now on (01634) 300 000; phone with ease online, over the phone or in person at lines are open Monday to Friday, 9am-5pm. After that, tickets will be sent to the collection the stadium prior to matchdays. points around the ground: GILLINGHAM FC TICKET OFFICE ONLINE If you want to get a feel for the stadium prior to l Medway Stand & Rainham End tickets – Tickets for home and away matches are also your visit, then why not come into our megastore Collection Point L, Redfern Avenue available online via our official club website, to make your purchase? Situated in the Medway (by the Factory) www.gfctickets.com. Fans can register in advance, Stand along Redfern Avenue, our friendly staff l Gordon Road & Brian Moore Stand tickets in doing so creating a customer reference number. will be on hand to help you with all your ticket – Gordon Road Collection Point (situated in enquiries. the corner of the Rainham End and Gordon All future ticket purchases will be logged under Road Stands) your account, giving you easy access to future TICKET OFFICE OPENING HOURS ticket sales. Our interactive online system gives Monday – Fridays: 9am – 5pm All tickets will clearly indicate where entrance fans the option of picking their own seats, or Matchday Saturdays: 9am – 3.30pm turnstiles are situated, and our stadium plan on choosing a best available option. Non-matchday Saturdays: 9am – 1pm this place should help you find your way into the stadium. However, if fans are unsure where to go, our stewards will be happy to help. FAN GUIDE 2018/19 06 #TogetherWeCan YOUR MATCHDAY TICKET (TICKET CO SYSTEM COMING SOON) MAKE SENSE OF YOUR MATCHDAY TICKET All tickets will clearly indicate where entrance If you have any problems or wish to purchase TO ENSURE A STRESS-FREE DAY AT THE turnstiles are situated, and our stadium plan on additional tickets, please contact the ticket office MEDWAY PRIESTFIELD STADIUM. this place should help you find your way into the by calling 01634 300000. stadium. However, if fans are unsure where to go, our stewards will be happy to help. Date of Fixture Opposition Do not remove ticket Client Reference Number stub of your ticket at G I L L I N G H A M F O O T B A L L C L U B T H E H O M E O F F O O T B A L L I N K E N T This is your unique reference number, any time. Your ticket which you should quote when stub will be torn off the 11/08/18 11/08/18 EFL SkyBet League One 18/19 purchasing tickets in the future. ticket upon entry. Opponent Sat 11 Aug 2018 K.O 3.00pm Time of kick-off 314272 MLA MLA *BULK *BULK B B We recommend you take your seat at 0012 0012 Medway Stand Lower least 30 minutes before the start of Block A ROW B SEAT 0012 the game. Turnstile 10 – 13 Seat Number Adult Adult Adult £22.00 £22.00 £22.00 THIS TICKET IS NON-TRANSFERABLE TO BE TO BE GIVEN UP GIVEN UP Gillingham FC 01634 300000 gillinghamfootballclub.com gillsshop.co.uk BlockMatch Ticket 2018 artwork v2.indd 1 Turnstile Number Row 29/08/2018 13:56 Price Block of the stand you The turnstile number, This is the row you are sitting in. Have a look which you will need to will be sat in, the rows at the ground plan on the use to gain access to progress up the stands reverse to see where it is. the Stadium. in alphabetical order. FAN GUIDE 2018/19 07 #TogetherWeCan FAMILY VISITORS GILLINGHAM FC WE HAVE A SPECIFIC AREA DEDICATED TO FAMILIES AT PRIESTFIELD STADIUM. THIS AREA IS LOCATED IN THE MEDWAY STAND, BLOCKS G, H AND J. Enter the stadium from turnstiles 6, 7, 8 and 9 where you can then purchase food and drink. Our friendly mascot Tommy Trewblu will be making his way around the stadium before every home game – children and adults are very welcome to come down to pitchside and say hello to Tommy! We also have our photography team (Kent Pro Images) walking around with Tommy if you would like to capture a special memory! Images will be posted to our Facebook page for you to use and save. We also have some family fun games in our match day programme (see more p12). Keep an eye out on our social media platforms (p13) for our special family offers and events throughout the season. If you’re interested in becoming a Gills mascot at one of our home games (aged 4 -15 years) please email Val Rault on [email protected].
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