Barnet FC Away Tickets and Travel to Exeter
Information on purchasing tickets, travel options, and fan engagement for the upcoming fixture.
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Tickets for Barnet Football Club's away fixture against Exeter City are now available for supporters to purchase. The match is scheduled for a Tuesday night at St James Park in Exeter.
Ticket Information
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The Bees travel to Devon seeking to extend their unbeaten league run after a recent draw.
Prices for standing areas are set at £21 for adults, £19 for seniors aged 65 and over, and young adults. Under-18s and under-14s tickets for standing are priced at £9. For seated areas, adult tickets cost £29, with seniors and young adults paying £26. Under-18s seated tickets are £14, and under-14s seated tickets are also £14.
Supporters have the option to purchase tickets directly from the ticket booth at St James Park on the night of the match. Both cash and card payments will be accepted.
Travel to St James Park
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St James Park is located at St James Road, Exeter, Devon, EX4 6PX. For those travelling by car, the recommended route involves taking the M4 before joining the M5 and exiting at Junction 29. An alternative scenic route is available via the M3, A303, and A30 into Exeter.
By train, the journey from London Paddington to St James Park typically takes around three hours and usually requires a change at Exeter St David’s station.
Fan Engagement Opportunities
Exeter City is providing special engagement opportunities for travelling Barnet supporters. Barnet families will be invited to enter the ground early, around 5:30pm, for a family photograph in the away dugout. Later, at 6:45pm, one Barnet supporter will have the chance to announce the team line-up in Exeter City’s Fan Zone.
As part of their commitment to improving the experience for visiting fans, Exeter City will also ask a selection of Barnet supporters to complete a short questionnaire about their matchday experience.
Questions this report answers
+How much do tickets for the Barnet FC vs. Exeter City match cost?
Ticket prices vary depending on seating and age category. Standing tickets range from £9 for under-14s and under-18s to £21 for adults. Seated tickets are priced from £14 for under-14s and under-18s up to £29 for adults.
+Can I buy tickets on the day of the match?
Yes, supporters can purchase tickets on the night of the match from the ticket booth at St James Park. Both cash and card payments will be accepted for these on-the-day purchases.
+What travel options are available to get to St James Park?
You can travel by car via the M4 and M5, exiting at Junction 29, or by a scenic route via the M3, A303, and A30. By train, the journey from London Paddington takes approximately three hours and usually involves a change at Exeter St David’s.
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