Cheltenham Town FC continues in its quest to encourage younger supporters of the club to enjoy watching Football League matches at Whaddon Road.

Children under 10 (ie those born on or after 01/08/98), can join the club's Under-10s membership scheme (this must be renewed each season as long as child remains elligible by age). They will be admitted free (home League matches only) when accompanied by a full paying adult.

This catagory of ticket MUST be pre-ordered from the Ticket Office at Whaddon Road and this is to be undertaken before closing time on the Thursday prior to any weekend game or Monday lunchtime for a midweek match. Tickets can be issued for any part of the ground.

The ticket will be either handed over immediately when ordered in person (on production of the Under-10s membership card) or it can be collected on the day of the game from the appropriate ticket collection point. Under-10's tickets can be ordered over the telephone but the membership card must be shown upon collection of the ticket.

Please note, free match tickets are NOT obtainable on MATCHDAYS unless pre-ordered through the Ticket Office.

We appreciate that in many cases the accompanying adult may also be a seat season ticket holder. If this is the case, when the Under-10 membership application is submitted the club will, where possible, allocate a seat next to the adult season ticket holder.

To join the Under-10s scheme please follow the procedures below:

- complete an Under-10s application form (click here)
- include the administration fee of £5
- let us inspect the child's birth certificate/or a copy
- provide a passport style photograph
- include a stamped addressd envelope to return the child's membership card
- all members of the Under-10s scheme also qualify for free membership of the Junior Robins.

IMPORTANT TICKET INFORMATION - retaining match ticket stubs. Throughout the season supporters are advised to retain all match ticket stubs, including away ticket stubs for any games they attend. On certain occasions the club may need to operate a priority allocation scheme so that holders of certain ticket stubs can qualify for limited match tickets. Season ticket holders automatically gain a priority, but they should also retain their away ticket stubs as these could also become a further qualifying factor.