Hibs have confirmed the away ticket arrangements for the Scottish Premiership Play-Off Semi-Final First Leg against Queen of the South or Rangers, which will take place on Wednesday 20 May (kick off 7.45pm).
Tickets will go on sale at 10am on Monday 18 May. A priority window will be in operation based on loyalty points totals.
If Queen of the South are the opponents in the play-off semi-final Hibs will be given an allocation of approximately 2,900 tickets for the away fixture. From 10am on Monday 18 May until 10am on Tuesday 19 May tickets will be on sale only to those supporters with 105 points or more, limited to one ticket per person. From 10am on Tuesday 19 May remaining tickets will be on general sale, with no limit on the number of tickets available for each person.
Should Rangers progress to the play-off semi-final Hibs will be given an allocation of approximately 950 tickets for Ibrox Stadium. From 10am on Monday 18 May until 10am on Tuesday 19 May tickets will be on sale only to those supporters with 180 points or more, limited to one ticket per person. From 10am on Tuesday 19 May any remaining tickets will be on general sale, again limited to one ticket per person.
Director Amit Moudgil said: “Myself and fellow Director, Frank Dougan, reviewed all the options in relation to loyalty points with the team at the club, and took in the broad views of the support with respect of this. Together, we set the thresholds based on the tickets available with the main aim of giving those fans who attend all or most of our games the first chance to purchase a ticket. The loyalty scheme was introduced to help us manage demand for games like this. It is still in its infancy though and we will be looking to refine it further in the future.”
Regrettably given the limited time available to sell and distribute tickets we will be unable to offer postage, given the risk that tickets would not arrive in time. All tickets purchased online or via the Call Centre therefore must be collected from the Ticket Office before the game.
John graduated from Telford College in 2010 with an HNC in Practical Journalism and since then he worked for the North Edinburgh News, The Southern Reporter, the Irish News Review and The Edinburgh Reporter. In addition he has been published in the Edinburgh Evening News and the Hibernian FC Programme.
