Grimsby Town will host League One Burton Albion at Blundell Park tonight at 7pm in their second Jersey Mike’s Trophy game of the season, with the focus on what supporters need to know for the home fixture.
The match comes with a clear matchday plan for fans, including ticket options, stand access and transport information. For a one-night cup tie, the practical details matter just as much as the football.
Ticket prices and entry options
Entry is priced at £12 for adults and £6 for U18s. Supporters aged 18-22 and those aged 66+ can also gain entry for £6, while a family ticket covering 2 adults and 2 juniors is available for £20.
That gives Grimsby supporters a range of options for a midweek home game, with the club keeping the pricing structure straightforward for different age groups and family groups.
Which stands and facilities are open?
Only the Technical Absorbents Stand will be open for the game. Supporters can use the Ticket Office, the Players’ Bar in the Technical Absorbents Stand, the Fan Zone and the Club Shop as part of the matchday offer.
The setup means the evening is being run as a compact home fixture, with the available facilities centred around the main matchday areas at Blundell Park.
Getting to Blundell Park
Grimsby Town announced two new dedicated matchday bus services last week, the 18 and the 78. Those services are part of the travel arrangements for supporters making the trip to the ground.
For fans travelling without those services, the club has also set out the usual local access points, with Cleethorpes station and Grimsby Road among the key routes mentioned in the matchday information.
With Burton Albion in town and a 7pm kick-off to work around, the emphasis is on making the evening as smooth as possible for supporters. It is a simple brief: get in, get settled, and be ready for the second Jersey Mike’s Trophy home game of the season.
