Tickets are on sale for Preston North End's clash with Queens Park Rangers on Saturday 7th December.
The Lilywhites have been allocated an initial 1,245 allocation in the upper tier of the School End, over 1,000 already sold. No more tickets will be available ahead of the weekend.
The current tickets available as priced as follows:
School End Upper Tier Gold
Adults £33
Seniors (over 60s) £23
U23s £23*
U18s £16
*proof of age required at the turnstiles
Tickets for ambulant disabled supporters are priced at £23, with a carer free of charge.
School End Upper Tier Silver (SOLD OUT)
Adults £28,
Seniors (Over 60s) £19
U23s £23*
U18s £13
U8s Free**
*proof of age required at the turnstiles
**Tickets for children under the age of eight are free of charge when accompanied by a full paying adult if bought in advance.
Tickets for ambulant disabled supporters are priced at £19 with a carer free of charge.
Restricted view tickets will be made available if the above allocation sells out, followed by the lower tier, with prices to be announced if the tickets are released.
There are also five pairs of wheelchair disabled tickets available, priced £19, each with a free helper's ticket.
Tickets are on sale and are available in person at Deepdale, over the phone on 0344 856 1966 and online at MyPNE.Com.
Coach travel is also available and will depart Deepdale and Leyland at 8.30am, with tickets priced at £25 per person.
Supporters should be aware that seats on rows A, B, C and D have a restricted sightline and therefore you may not be able to see the goal line. Standard prices apply.