Greenock Morton have confirmed ticket prices and arrangements for Saturday's home Championship fixture against Queen's Park. Full details are now available for supporters planning to attend the match at Cappielow Park, which kicks off at 3pm on 17 October. The team will be looking to continue a two-game winning run after victories over Arbroath and Queen's Park.
Adult tickets are priced at £22, with concessions for over-65s, students and disabled supporters costing £16. A youth ticket for ages 12 to 17 is £12, while children under 12 can attend for £6 when accompanied by a paying adult. The club confirmed that a carer ticket is provided free of charge with every paying concession ticket purchased.
Tickets are on sale now and can be bought online via the Fanbase platform or in person at the Cappielow Park ticket office. The ticket office will open at 1pm on matchday and remain open until kick-off. Tickets are also available from Smiths of Greenock during normal weekday opening hours. All sales are subject to availability.
Accessibility and supporter arrangements
Queen's Park supporters will be seated in sections F and G of the Allan McGraw Main Stand. Away fans must enter through the Main Stand turnstiles located on Sinclair Street, next to the railway bridge. The club has allocated nine wheelchair bays for the fixture. Wheelchair users and ambulant supporters pay the relevant admission price and receive a complimentary carer ticket. Supporters requiring a carer ticket must contact the club directly via email or by calling 01475 723571, option one, as these are not available for purchase online.
Match details and conduct policy
Greenock Morton reminded supporters that purchasing a match ticket constitutes agreement to its Unacceptable Conduct policy and ground regulations. Inappropriate behaviour, including the use of pyrotechnics, may lead to ejection, banning orders or further sanctions. Greenock Morton FC stated it welcomes all supporters regardless of gender, race, nationality, ethnic origin, sexual orientation, religion or disability.
The match comes as Morton look to build on a recent 2-0 victory over the same opponents last weekend. That result lifted the team to 10th place in the Championship table, where they have four points from ten games, with a record of one win and a draw. Their recent form over the last five matches shows two wins and three losses. The team has scored seven goals this season while conceding eighteen. Ticket sales for the Queen's Park game remain available online via Fanbase or in person at Cappielow Park until kick-off on Saturday.
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