Tickets for the Shots’ Vanarama National League trip to Barnet on Saturday, 26th April (3pm KO) are now on sale and can be bought online through our hosts by clicking HERE
Ticket prices are as follows:
• ADULT – £24.00
• CONCESSION (17-20 & 65+) – £15.00
• 12-16 – £5.00
• UNDER 12 – £3.00
Away fans will be housed exclusively in Stand Sixty-Six – Block A, which holds approximately 255 supporters.
Please note that those purchasing concession tickets will be asked to present photographic ID upon arrival, failure to provide proof of concession at the turnstile may result in entry being refused.
Tickets can be purchased online up to and including the fixture’s conclusion.
Tickets may be purchased in person on the day, Barnet’s ticket office opens one and a half hours before kick-off (13:30).
For the sake of convenience, it is highly recommended to purchase tickets online, as the stipulations surrounding the fixture will likely attract a busier home-crowd than usual.
HOW TO GET THERE
By Car
From the West (M40)
1. From the M40 continue on to Western Avenue / A40
2. At Hanger Lane roundabout take the 2nd exit on to A406
3. Take the 1st exit left at Staples Corner roundabout onto the A5 / Edgware Road.
4. Follow the A5 straight for 3 miles
5. Turn left onto Camrose Avenue
6. Continue straight along Camrose Avenue and The Hive will be on your right just after the width restriction.
From the South (A5)
1. The A5 runs from Marble Arch in central London all the way north to Stanmore.
2. Drive straight all the way to Burnt Oak and turn left on to Camrose Avenue.
3. Continue straight along Camrose Avenue and The Hive will be on your right just after the width restriction.
Parking
The Hive’s on-site parking has room for up to 500 vehicles on a first-come, first-served basis at a cost of £8 on matchdays. All our parking tariffs can be found here https://www.thehivelondon.com/parking-more-details
By Train & Tube
If using public transport, the easiest way to reach The Hive Stadium from Aldershot is to take a train from Aldershot station to London Waterloo, before taking any Westbound Jubilee Line train terminating at Stanmore.
Canons Park Station (Jubilee Line) is the nearest tube station to The Hive, this is the penultimate stop on the service.
Turn left out of the station on to Whitchurch Lane and walk for 2 minutes until you reach The Hive entrance.
Queensbury Underground Station, also on the Jubilee Line, is a 10-minute walk from The Hive.
Turn left out of the station on to Turner Road. Walk to the end of the road, turn right and the entrance to The Hive will be across the road.
Edgware Underground Station on the Northern Line is about a one mile walk to The Hive.
By Bus
You can also take the 288 and 688 from Edgware Station to Camrose Avenue.
Coming from west of The Hive you can take the 114 and get off at Turner Road. It is then a short walk up to Camrose Avenue.
