Cheltenham Town return to Sky Bet League One action as they travel to Portman Road to face Ipswich Town on Saturday, 12 November (3PM KO).
After recent matches in the FA Cup and Gloucestershire County Cup, Wade Elliott's side will now face the Tractor Boys who are second in League One.
Tickets for the upcoming away clash are still available from the ticket office and online.
Prices for match tickets are as follows:
Adult: £27
Senior (65+): £20
U-23: £14
U-19: £7
There are no ticket sales available on the day.
There are seats available in the Lower Tier for ambulant disabled supporters, this area is separate to the main bulk of Cheltenham supporters.
Ambulant disabled supporters wishing to sit in the Upper Tier can do so but please note there is no lift access or accessible toilet facilities in this area.
Cheltenham Town retain 5% of the income from tickets sold via our ticket office, so we always encourage our supporters to purchase in advance wherever possible.
Any tickets uncollected from the Completely-Suzuki Stadium will be taken to Portman Road for collection on the day.
Travel Club Info
Departure time: 08:30AM. A comfort stop will be included en route for this fixture to ensure driver hours regulations are followed.
Non Members: £26
Members: £22
Young Robins: £11
If you'd like to be a Travel Club membership, purchase it here. By purchasing tickets you agree to the terms and conditions of travel, which can be found here.
If you do not collect your tickets in advance, they will be left with the on-board steward for collection prior to travel.
Please note that seating plans are drawn up in advance and changes on the day may not be possible. If you have specific seating requests, please e-mail the Ticket Office with details.
If you are making your own way to Ipswich, see below the directions to their ground.
If you can't make the match, then listen to the game on iFollow through our Audio Pass. Coverage starts from 2PM.
A new set of actions will be implemented across all English football leagues for the 2022/23 season and will be backed by the Football Supporters’ Association. They will target activity such as entering the pitch without permission, carrying or using smoke bombs or pyrotechnics and throwing objects - as well as drug use and discriminatory behaviour.