This is the kind of notice football clubs should make simple, and Greenock Morton have at least done that much: tickets for the Queen’s Park fixture are on sale now, with clear pricing, clear access and clear timing for supporters heading to Cappielow Park.
There is no drama here, and that is exactly the point. For a home fixture like this, the basics matter. Fans want to know what it costs, when they can buy, where they can go and how the day will work. Morton have set that out, with online and in-person sales available up until kick-off on matchday.
Ticket prices and sale times
Admission for the Queen’s Park fixture is priced at £22 for adults, £16 for concessions and £12 for youths. There is also a £6 price point, while a number of wheelchair bays are available at £0. For supporters wanting a more premium option, hospitality is listed at £79PP.
The club have also confirmed that the ticket office will open from 1pm on Saturday 17th October for home and away ticket sales. That gives supporters a straightforward window to sort themselves out before the match, whether they are buying online or in person.
Away fans and matchday access
Queen’s Park supporters have separate seating and entry arrangements from home fans, which is exactly how it should be handled at a ground like Cappielow Park. Separate flows reduce confusion, keep things moving and avoid the kind of avoidable mess that football clubs still somehow manage to create.
Morton have also made it clear that unacceptable conduct may lead to ejection, bans or further sanctions. Again, that should not be controversial. It is simply the club drawing a line and making sure the matchday environment stays under control.
For supporters, the message is uncomplicated: tickets are available now, the prices are set, and the window to buy is open right up to kick-off. In other words, there is no excuse for anyone turning up underprepared.
