We have the “Roman derby” at the Mozzarella Fellas Stadium as Aquae Sulis (Bath City) visit Verulamium (St Albans City) for this popular National League South fixture. During the World Cup period, season ticket holders of Premier League and Championship clubs can purchase tickets at concession prices. The clubhouse and three pitchside bars will be serving a range of local craft beers, ales, lagers, cider, and wine. Prices are from £4 per pint. Two food areas serve a range of hot food, including vegan and halal options, and soft drinks. A tea bar also has hot and cold drinks and snacks. The club shop will also be open selling replica shirts, matchday programmes as well as hats, scarves, and leisurewear. You can also catch up with World Cup action on the screens in the clubhouse as well as our new big screen in the FanZone area at pitchside. Tickets can be pre-purchased or purchased on the day from the turnstiles (card payments only). https://fanzone.stalbanscityfc.com/product-category/match-tickets/
It's a great day at Clarence Park and great strides have been made over the past 18 months to make it a more appealing overall experience – cover at both ends of the ground, for example, better food and drink options. Attracting Premier League and Championship season ticket holders with cheaper prices is a reasonable idea but when league football resumes they'll go back to their regular clubs, although they might pop down to Clarence Park when there's not a fixture clash. Are there also initiatives to attract casual fans who might not have a season ticket elsewhere or to reward the long-serving supporters who have been the lifeblood of the club? Or are those supporters paying full whack to subsidise casual customers?
