Barnet FC offers free London Bees ticket with Salford match entry
Fans attending Saturday’s League Two opener at The Hive can watch Sunday’s FA Women’s National League match without extra charge
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Barnet FC has introduced a ticket promotion allowing supporters to attend two matches across one weekend without paying twice. Anyone who purchases a ticket to Barnet’s League Two home opener against Salford City on Saturday 10 August will receive free entry to London Bees’ FA Women’s National League Division One South East match against Stevenage on Sunday 11 August.
The offer, branded as ‘Double the Buzz’, is valid for all ticket types, including season tickets. Barnet FC said the promotion aims to encourage fans to support both teams as they begin their competitive seasons at home. The Hive Stadium in Edgware will host Barnet’s match, while London Bees will play at The Bees Stadium, also in Edgware.
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How the promotion works
Fans do not need to take additional steps when buying tickets for the Barnet vs Salford City match. To claim free entry to the London Bees game, supporters must present their paper ticket, season ticket, or email confirmation of their Barnet matchday ticket at The Bees Stadium ticket office on Sunday. The office is located opposite the astro pitch.
Barnet’s match against Salford City kicks off at 3pm on Saturday. Gates for the London Bees match open at 1pm on Sunday, with the game expected to start at 2pm. Stevenage will travel from Hertfordshire to face the Bees in their first competitive fixture of the season.
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What happens next
The promotion is available only for the specified matches on 10 and 11 August. Barnet FC has not announced whether similar offers will be introduced later in the season. Fans can purchase tickets for the Barnet vs Salford City match through the club’s official website.
Questions this report answers
+How do I get free entry to the London Bees match?
Buy a ticket for Barnet FC’s match against Salford City on Saturday 10 August at The Hive Stadium. Present your ticket, season ticket, or email confirmation at The Bees Stadium ticket office on Sunday 11 August to gain free entry to the London Bees game.
+What time does the London Bees match start?
Gates for the London Bees match against Stevenage open at 1pm on Sunday 11 August. The match is expected to kick off at 2pm at The Bees Stadium in Edgware.
+Does the offer apply to season ticket holders?
Yes. Barnet FC season ticket holders can gain free entry to the London Bees match by presenting their season ticket at The Bees Stadium ticket office on Sunday 11 August.
+Will there be more promotions like this?
Barnet FC has not announced whether similar offers will be available later in the season. The current promotion applies only to the matches on 10 and 11 August.
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