Eddie Howe's side head to the City Ground on Wednesday, 28th August with kick-off set for 8pm BST, and tickets initially went on sale to current 2024/25 season ticket holders with 120 and above away points at 1:30pm BST on Tuesday, 20th August before selling out on Thursday, 22nd August.
The Season Ticket Holder ballot will open this morning at 10am (BST) before closing at 1pm (BST) this afternooon.
Prices
Adult (18-65) - £25
Senior (over 66) - £20
Youth (14-17)- £15
Junior (4-13) - £10
Additional information
Nottingham Forest strongly emphasises that children must be at least four years of age when attending fixtures at the City Ground. Babies in arms and children in buggies will not be admitted for their own safety.
Children under the age of 14 will not be permitted entry to the Ground unless accompanied by a person over 18 years of age.
Staff may challenge anyone considered not to be a genuine concession and request proof of age. Please select the correct concession at the point of purchase and carry the appropriate ID on the day.
Rail seating will be across all blocks of our allocation and form around half the allocation. Please choose carefully at the point of purchase whether rail seating or standard seating is your preference.
Tickets will be in the form of paper.
Following supporter consultation there will be a limited allocation open to season ticket holder ballot for those who do not meet the away points threshold. This ballot will go live after the final points drop and will be open for entry for 24 hours. Supporters will be asked to input card details. If they are successful in the ballot, payment will be taken and the season ticket holder will be notified by email. Those that are unsuccessful in the ballot will not be contacted and will not be charged.
Please note all tickets are for the sole use of the supporter making the purchase under their Newcastle United supporter number and are strictly non-transferable.
Ticket spot checks
Spot checks will continue at away grounds to ensure supporters with eligibility have their priority access protected. 54% of respondents of the club's Away Ticketing and Operations survey supported ticket checks.
Further consultation will take place around the method for spot checks to ensure as many season ticket holders as possible, including those whose preference was to revert to no checks, can provide further feedback.
