It’s the second of a home game double header as we host Livingston in a top of the table clash tomorrow! Get all the match information from our Matchday Guide.
Kick-off is at 7.45pm, Tuesday 8th October.
TICKETING
Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased HERE.
Ticket prices are as follows:
Main Stand
- Adult – £21
- Concession – £16
- U18 – £11
- U12 – Free with paying adult or concession, thanks to our Community Matchday Partner, Your Equipment Solutions.
Main Stand Prime
- Adult – £23
- Concession – £18
- U18 – £13
- U12 – Free with paying adult or concession, thanks to our Community Matchday Partner, Your Equipment Solutions.
PARKING
Car parking is available at the stadium for £5 per car. Away fans can park behind the North Stand.
Please be aware that parking in any of the electric car charging bays in the stadium car park without an electric vehicle could result in a fine.
BEHIND THE WALL 50/50 HALF TIME DRAW AND CROSSBAR CHALLENGE
Our 50/50 half time draw, sponsored by Behind the Wall will take place on Saturday and tickets can be bought online in advance HERE, up until 1:00pm on matchday. Tickets can also be purchased at the ground from our 50/50 sellers.
Remember to keep your ticket for £1 off at the bar in BTW!
LIVE STREAMING
This fixture will be streamed live on Falkirk TV on Pay Per View (available here) and to overseas subscribers.
A live audio stream will be available for those in the UK for £3.
Full match reruns will be available on Falkirk TV from midnight on Saturday for £6.
Audio headsets are available for visually impaired supporters. Please ask in the Club Shop if you require one for the match.
LIGHTING DISPLAY
We are delighted to confirm that our new LED lighting system which has the ability to produce light shows at The Falkirk Stadium is now operational and will be in use for tomorrow night’s game against Livingston.
We would like to thank Halliday Lighting for their support in installing the new lighting system at The Falkirk Stadium.
The light show contains a sequence of fast-moving flashing light sequences and will take place after the players finish their warm-up. Other lighting sequences will also be used as the players come out of the tunnel, as part of goal celebrations, and post-match.
The lighting meets industry standard and is safe for use in a public setting. The club will follow all guidance provided by UEFA for the use of light shows in football stadia and a series of warnings will be provided over the public address system for all spectators and employees in the stadium.
Although we have gone to great lengths to ensure the shows are safe for all to enjoy, we would still advise any supporter who may find such lightshows uncomfortable to consider whether it is best for them to avoid being in the main seating deck during any show.
Any supporter who is sensitive to fast flashing lights such as photosensitive epilepsy, or who has other concerns is suggested to remain clear of the seating deck during the lightshow or to seek further medical advice. Supporters can also contact the club directly on supporterservices@falkirkfc.co.uk
