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Oxford United Away Tickets at Notts County On Sale Oxford 2026

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Key Points

  • Oxford United received a full allocation of 2,236 away tickets for the Sky Bet League One match against Notts County at Meadow Lane.
  • Tickets go on sale at 12:00pm on Monday, 14th September 2026.
  • Fans can buy tickets online at OUFCTickets.co.uk, at the Kassam Stadium ticket office, or by calling 01865 337533.
  • Matchday entry requires a digital ticket, either printed at home or downloaded to a mobile device.
  • Ticket prices are £24 for Adults, £19 for Over 65s and Under 25s, £15 for Under 21s, £11 for Under 18s, £10 for Students, and £4 for Under 12s.
  • The allocation includes 10 wheelchair and personal assistant tickets, available online to eligible Yellows Account holders.
  • London Road Travel coaches will run from the Kassam Stadium and other pick-up sites, subject to stadium parking restrictions.

Oxford (Oxford Daily)  September 10, 2026 – Oxford United Football Club has officially released the complete ticketing and travel information for supporters intending to travel to Meadow Lane for the upcoming Sky Bet League One fixture against Notts County. As documented in an official statement published by the Oxford United Communications Team on the club’s media portal, the U’s have received a full away allocation of 2,236 tickets for the Saturday afternoon clash scheduled for 10th October 2026, kicking off at 12:30pm.

Contents
  • Key Points
  • How can supporters purchase tickets for the Meadow Lane clash?
  • What are the age restrictions and ticket pricing structures?
  • What provisions are available for disabled supporters?
  • How will official supporter transport operate for this fixture?
  • Background of the particular development
  • Prediction on how this development will affect Oxford United supporters

As reported by the Oxford United Ticket Office staff, ticket sales will formally commence on Monday, 14th September 2026, at 12:00pm. The club will be implementing its standard priority sales windows across all EFL Sky Bet League One and cup fixtures to manage allocation demand fairly among season ticket holders and Yellows Account members.

How can supporters purchase tickets for the Meadow Lane clash?

Supporters seeking to attend the match at Meadow Lane can secure their admission through three primary channels established by the club. As detailed by the Oxford United Ticketing Services section, the most direct method is online via the official portal at. Alternatively, supporters needing direct customer care or manual booking assistance can visit the Kassam Stadium ticket office in person or contact the team by phone at

As clarified by the venue guidelines provided by Notts County and relayed by Oxford United, this fixture will operate under a fully digital entry format. Spectators will not receive physical paper tickets via post; instead, fans must use print-at-home PDF vouchers or download digital tickets to their mobile wallets prior to arrival at the turnstiles.

What are the age restrictions and ticket pricing structures?

The club has confirmed a structured pricing table dictated by the host club’s pricing matrix. As outlined in the official schedule from Oxford United’s Ticketing Department, the price points for away supporters are set as follows:

As emphasized in the terms and conditions issued by the club, all young supporters under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or older to gain admittance into Meadow Lane. Furthermore, students purchasing discounted tickets will be required to present valid identification at the turnstiles upon request.

What provisions are available for disabled supporters?

Regarding accessible seating, Oxford United confirmed that an allocation of 10 wheelchair and personal assistant tickets has been set aside for traveling fans. As noted by the club’s Disability Liaison Officer, wheelchair users possessing a valid 2026/27 Season Ticket alongside an active Yellows Account can complete their bookings online.

For supporters requiring accessible vehicle parking near the stadium, space is strictly limited. Requests must be arranged directly through Notts County’s dedicated operations coordinator, Logan Bruce.

How will official supporter transport operate for this fixture?

The London Road Travel club coaches will provide direct transport options for away supporters on matchday. As confirmed by the London Road Travel Committee, departure times on Saturday, 10th October 2026, have been fixed as follows:

  • Kassam Stadium: 8:00am
  • Redbridge Coach & Lorry Park: 8:10am
  • Bicester Road, Kidlington: 8:30am

Fares for the official coach service are priced at £30 for Adult LRC Members and £33 for Non-Member Adults. For supporters under the age of 18, travel costs £28 for LRC Members and £31 for Non-Members.

As reported by the transport organizers, supporters using the Kassam Stadium pick-up point are warned that automatic ParkingEye enforcement cameras are in operation. Consequently, supporters are strictly prohibited from leaving personal vehicles in the main Kassam Stadium car park when traveling on away coaches. Dedicated free parking bays are available along Grenoble Road, though fans are advised to allow ample time to park and walk to the coach pickup points.

Background of the particular development

The release of ticketing details for the Oxford United visit to Notts County highlights the ongoing logistical coordination required in modern EFL football fixtures. Following Oxford United’s competitive fixture scheduling in League One, away allocations carry notable interest from dedicated supporter groups.

Meadow Lane, known historically as the venue for one of the world’s oldest professional clubs, offers a traditional matchday environment that frequently draws strong away support. The transition to fully digital ticketing protocols reflects a broader push across the English Football League to streamline stadium operations, reduce paper waste, and minimize turnstile queues on matchdays. Priority ticketing policies continue to act as standard governance to reward continuous fan engagement and season ticket holders during matches with high demand.

Prediction on how this development will affect Oxford United supporters

The release of 2,236 tickets starting this Monday will directly impact the matchday planning and travel arrangements for Oxford United’s travelling fan base. Given the 12:30pm early kickoff time at Meadow Lane, the departure schedules set for 8:00am will require supporters to adjust their travel logistics early in the morning.

Furthermore, the strict enforcement of ParkingEye restrictions at the Kassam Stadium means fans utilizing the official London Road Travel coaches will need to plan ahead to utilize alternative parking along Grenoble Road to avoid automated fines.

The requirement for digital pass downloads will also necessitate that attending supporters ensure their mobile devices are prepared prior to arrival. Given the structured price points and full stadium allocation, Oxford United is expected to sell through its initial priority tiers quickly ahead of the October fixture.

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