[BFC SITE] TICKETS | BURTON ALBION (H)

Football is back at Oakwell - and we’re calling on every Red to be part of it!


Join us on Saturday 9th August (3pm KO) as Barnsley kick off the new Sky Bet League One season on home soil against Burton Albion. Be there to welcome the lads back in style – and for just £15!

Whether you’re a lifelong supporter or joining us for the first time, there’s never been a better reason to get behind the Reds and help create a rocking Oakwell atmosphere.

This is a Category C fixture. Full pricing information, including concessions, can be found here.

Secure your seat today – tickets are on sale now:

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  Online
  
  
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  By phone on 01226 211183
  
  
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  In person at the Oakwell Box Office
  

Please note: for tickets to be posted, orders must be completed by 2pm on Tuesday 5th August.

Car Parking
Supporters can also pre-book parking in the Bapp for Bolts Norman Rimmington South Stand car park for just £5. Please arrive no later than 30 minutes before kick-off.

Click here to buy your tickets


Make it a Day to Remember – Mascot Packages Available!

Looking to give your child a day they’ll never forget? Our mascot packages offer young Reds (aged 5–13) the chance to lead out the team, meet the players, and be part of the matchday magic.

Mascot packages are available for this fixture and can be booked online.

Book your mascot package here

BARNSLEY VS BURTON TICKETSMASCOT PACKAGES

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So it's going to be £27 in advance for a category A game.

 

To be fair £15 is very decent for Cat C although the probably won’t be that many.

 

Be every game that’s on a Tuesday night that’s not a perceived big team.

 

So what's the point of a ST if Cat C is £15/£10? With the other offers throut the season, I reckon it'll work out roughly the same price

 

Guaranteed your preferred seat ,can't think of owt else.

 

I'm still baffled as to why we have categories in league 1

 

Or any league when we go to watch Barnsley not whoever we are playing, it gives a team motivation if we rank them lower and it complicates pricing because fans have to look from game to game how much it is rather than a usual set price.

 

If they'd had a half decent transfer window they wouldn't have to do this.. Folk would have just gone and paid the normal rate..

 

Yes, won’t be far off same if £15 is category C. ST numbers are obviously down and they’re trying to keep folk interested in attending games. A better transfer window might have helped that.

 

I paid £509 for mine in east stand upper.

If they do 5 games at Cat A, 14 at Cat B and 4 at Cat C (rough guess as to how they will categorise the games) that comes to £630.

For me that is still decent value for money especially when you have your own seat along with the other season ticket benefits. I'd be shocked if there's many Cat C games.

 

This. Apart from I haven't got a season ticket.

I imagine only Burton, Wimbledon, Stevenage, maybe Exeter will be Cat C. Lots of local/localish games so can see plenty being Cat A - all the Yorkshire ones and probably Bolton and Stockport at least.

 

Wow, fair play to you spending over £500 for 3rd Division football. As an existing ST I'm at £459. Don't forget there'll be other offers throughout the season and I reckon it'll be a lot closer than you think. I reckon there was at least 6 offers last season at £10 per game. I'll try and track this throughout the season

 

15 quid for Burton is decent should shift a good few.

 

Any chance, after people have bought tickets, you can play some youth trialists and arrange a behind closed doors friendly for the first team? That would do us all a solid. Cheers.