Fans' Information | Wycombe Wanderers (H)

Ryan Lowe's Pilgrims will be looking for inspiration from the incredible support of the Green Army as they look to bounce back from defeat at Charlton Athletic with a win against fellow top-six side Wycombe Wanderers at Home Park on Tuesday night.

The Greens fell to their first league defeat in 17 games at the Valley on Saturday, but they remain unbeaten at home in the league.

Another large crowd is expected, and we encourage all supporters to arrive early – not only to soak up the atmosphere, but also to ensure that large queues do not form at the turnstiles.

In order to help supporters get the most of their match-day experience, as well as ensuring the safety and security of fans, players, officials and staff inside the stadium, we have compiled a handy guide below ahead of the fixture against the Chairboys.

Spectators are also advised to read the updated 21/22 Code of Conduct before attending Home Park. Click here to do so.

Turnstiles open early, discount for first supporters to arrive

To ensure that queues are processed as quickly as possible, the entry turnstiles stadium-wide will open 15 minutes earlier than usual, at 6pm.

Want to grab a bite? There will be a discount of 25% on all products purchased from food and beverage kiosks inside the stadium between 6pm-6.30pm.

Stadium-wide, screens will be showing the early kick-off Champions League fixture between Villarreal and Manchester United, as well as the Argyle TV pre-match show as we build up to kick-off.

Family Fun from 5pm

Our outstanding Argyle Community Trust team will be providing a whole host of free family friendly sports and games just outside the stadium, beginning at 5pm.

Activities include inflatable football, dodgeball, tennis and archery, and the event can be accessed outside of the Devonport End, very close to the entrance to the seated family area in block 6, and adjacent to the main car park.

Families interested in participating in these free activities can simply turn up from 5pm and get involved. However, for specific queries or further information, you are welcome to email community@pafc.co.uk.

If it is your first time visiting the Theatre of Greens, please click here to check out our first-time fans guide.

Mayflower Grandstand Fan Zone

From 6pm, the popular Mayflower Grandstand Fan Zone is once again open, with live pre-match music and entertainment performed by Plymouth three-piece acoustic rock band Horse With No Name, bringing covers of a range of popular songs to Home Park.

Located within the gated area behind the Lower Mayflower, the Fan Zone aims to provide the best-ever match-day experience for the Green Army seated on that side of the stadium.

Having changed our working arrangements with the NHS to erect a smaller marquee to double up as a versatile space for supporter use on match-days, supporters will notice the return of a number of food kiosks, bars, and a covered area with tables and chairs.

The new catering vendors located within the Mayflower Fan Zone will serve a range of hot, cold and alcoholic drinks, as well as offering fresh and delicious food – including hot dogs, fries, pasties, pulled pork baps and baguettes.

Champions League football will also be screened in this area.

Match-day programmes

Copies of our award-winning match-day programme, The Pilgrim, are once again available around the stadium for purchase at £3, while a limited number will also be available to purchase from the Argyle Superstore.

The Superstore will be open until 30 minutes after full-time, selling a range of Argyle memorabilia, replica kits, and souvenirs.

Disabled supporters

For any accessibility or match-day support queries, our dedicated Disability Liaison Officer can be contacted on disability@pafc.co.uk.

Sensory packs available

Sensory packs, which include a drawstring bag, ear defenders, fidget spinners, a sensory ball, an awareness card and lanyard, as well as further match-day information, are now available for children who need them – free of charge. Click here to find out more.

Turnstiles and ticketing

Turnstiles will open at the earlier time of 6pm, and supporters are advised to enter through the turnstile identified on their match ticket. However, if neighbouring turnstiles have shorter queues, supporters are permitted to enter these to speed up access to the stadium.

However, please note that transit between stands is not permitted once inside the stadium, and so supporters must always enter the stadium via a turnstile in the stand they hold tickets for.

There is a pay on the day function available for both home and away supporters.

Members of the Green Army can get their tickets from the Home Park Ticket Office. 

Wycombe Wanderers fans will be able to purchase tickets with cash or card from the turnstiles at the Barn Park End.

For those collecting tickets, please note that the Home Park Ticket Office is likely to be extremely busy. Please attend in plenty of time to ensure that you make it to your seat before kick-off.

As always, we encourage supporters to make use of digital tickets wherever possible, reducing queuing times at the Ticket Office, as well as the impact of ticket production.

Should supporters arrive late for the fixture, there will be one late turnstile open in the Devonport End stand, and it will remain open until half-time.

Call 01752 907700, visit the Home Park Ticket Office, or click here to purchase tickets.

Devonport End safety update

Following feedback from a number of previous fixtures, the club is implementing soft ticketing checks in the Devonport End, as well as providing an additional stewarding presence in the concourses at half-time.

Please respect that our safety team are in place to ensure the wellbeing of everyone inside the stadium - the last thing that we want to do is impact supporter enjoyment.

Seated in the Devonport End for this fixture? Please click here to read more

Refreshments and facilities inside Home Park

Concession kiosks will be open, serving a range of food and beverages.

There will be a discount of 25% on all products purchased from food and beverage kiosks inside the stadium between 6-30pm.

Meanwhile, toilet facilities will continue to operate with a one-way system. In order to avoid large queues at peak times (e.g half-time), we advise supporters to plan ahead for toilet breaks, using facilities when they are likely to be less busy.

We encourage fans to pay using contactless methods wherever possible to reduce queuing times. Supporters are advised that the concessions in the Upper Mayflower Grandstand operate on a cashless basis.

Security

Supporters should be prepared to be searched by our security team as they enter the stadium. Contact searches are undertaken by security members of the same gender.

Wherever possible, we will ensure that 'wand' searches are also undertaken by members of the same gender. If that is not the case upon entry, and you feel at all uncomfortable, please raise this with a member of the security team - who will make the necessary arrangements.

As with all major sporting events, bringing bags to the stadium is actively discouraged. However, fans arriving at Home Park with a small personal bag (for example, medical bags or handbags) capable of being stowed under seats is permitted. Please note, supporters should expect this to be searched before entry.

We ask that supporters arrive in plenty of time to avoid queues forming as kick-off approaches.

For more information on what we are doing to keep you safe, and how you can help make attending Home Park a great experience for all, please check out our Return to Stadium Guide.

Persistent standing

Home Park is an all-seater stadium. By buying a ticket and entering the ground, spectators agree to abide by the ground regulations; these regulations forbid persistent standing.

To maintain our excellent safety record and to protect our safety certificate the regulation in relation to persistent standing will be enforced and we ask spectators to refrain from persistently standing. Those failing to comply may be subject to ejection. Your assistance is very much appreciated.

COVID-19 guidance

The club is complying with government guidance on COVID-19. For more information on coronavirus, click here.

For more information on what we are doing to minimise risks at Home Park, and how you can help make attending Home Park a great experience for all, please check out our Return to Stadium Guide.

Argyle TV

A reminder that supporters can tune in to our free pre-match show live! Whether you are in the stands at Home Park, on the way to the game, or watching from home, simply go to our YouTube channel to enjoy live build-up featuring Argyle TV's Erin Black and promotion-winning striker Ian Stonebridge.

For those not at the game, it is available to stream live and worldwide for £10. Click here to purchase your pass.

Feedback

As always, we encourage supporters to provide feedback on their experience at Argyle to feedback@pafc.co.uk.

We can’t wait to see you on Tuesday, and hope you have a fantastic match-day experience at Home Park.