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Jun 2022
Harrogate Town fans are optimistic that a new deal with US ticketing giant Ticketmaster will solve some of last season's problems at the turnstiles.
The club announced this week that Ticketmaster will become its official ticketing partner on a 'long-term contract' with immediate effect.
Last season, well-documented problems with the club's ticketing system soured the matchday experience on occasions and left some fans unable to attend a home match against Stevenage in September.
Throughout the season, fans were unable to buy tickets at the ground after 11am on matchday and tickets were only available online until midnight the night before a game.
It meant the club's shop on Commercial Street was the only place to pick up a ticket close to kick off.
The club said details on ticket prices for next season will be announced soon.
The new ticketing system is part of a £3.5m investment by chairman Irving Weaver into the club's EnviroVent Stadium on Wetherby Road.
Hamilton Mattock, Harrogate Town ticket office manager, said:
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