Official Club coach travel prices 2008-09.

Supporters are advised to book official coach travel early to avoid disappointment.

Tickets are available from the Ticket Office, Prenton Park (0871 221 2001). 

	Executive Coaches (£)		Standard Coaches (£)
	Adults	Concessions	Adults	Concessions	Departure Time
Brighton	28.00	26.00			7.00am
Bristol Rovers	18.50	17.00			9.30 am
Carlisle United	15.00		13.50	12.50	10.30am
Cheltenham Town	16.00	14.50			3.30pm
Colchester United	27.50	25.50			7.00am
Crewe Alexandra	11.50		9.75	8.50	12.00pm
Hartlepool United	16.50		15.00	14.00	3.30pm
Hereford United	14.50		13.50	12.50	11.00am
Huddersfield Town	11.50		10.50	9.50	11.45am
Leeds United	12.50		11.50	10.50	11.45am
Leicester City	15.50		14.50	13.50	10.30am
Leyton Orient	25.00	23.00			8.00am
Millwall	25.00	23.00			7.30am
MK Dons	24.00	22.50			10.00am
Northampton Town	17.00		15.50	14.00	10.15am
Oldham Athletic	10.50		9.50	8.50	12.00pm
Peterborough United	17.50	16.00			10.15am
Scunthorpe United	14.50		13.50	12.50	11.00am
Southend United	27.00	25.00			7.00am
Stockport County	11.00		10.00	9.00	5.30pm
Swindon Town	22.50	21.00			9.45am
Walsall	12.50		11.50	10.50	11.30am
Yeovil Town	27.00	25.00			8.00am

Official coach travel - let us do the driving for you

Supporters wishing to take the hassle out of their journey to away games can do so by using the Club's official travel service.

Simply arrive at Prenton Park with your coach ticket, sit back and relax and let us do the driving for you.

Departure times are calculated based on journey time, plus time to allow local police to marshall the coaches on the final leg of their journeys. In matches where there are a large number of coaches (for example Chesterfield and Bradford in the 2007-08 FA Cup), extra time may need to be added on to allow the police sufficient time to ensure all coaches arrive at the ground safely.

Supporters are reminded that under current legislation, away games are defined as 'designated sporting events' and as such, there exists a strict ban on the carrying and consumption of alcohol on such trips. Anyone attempting to avoid this restriction is committing a criminal act and not only placing themselves at risk, but also their fellow passengers, the carrying company and the hiring agent, namely the football club.