Queens Park Rangers will welcome a Sky Bet Championship fixture at Loftus Road on Saturday 22 August, 3:00 pm, and ticket sales kick off on 11 August for season ticket holders. The club has allocated 1,760 tickets to the visiting Wanderers, with a range of seating categories and prices to suit families, seniors and supporters with disabilities.
Season ticket holders receive the first allocation on Tuesday 11 August at 10 am, limited to one ticket per holder. Club members follow on Wednesday 12 August at 10 am, also limited to one per member and subject to availability. All sales are online only via the official e‑ticketing portal, and tickets will be delivered as PDF files. Fans must print the PDFs or add them to Apple or Google Wallet before match day.
Gold Seating and Safe Standing tickets start at £41.00 for adults, with a £1.00 booking fee, while seniors (over 63) pay £30.00. Under‑23s and under‑18s enjoy reduced rates of £30.00 and £22.00 respectively. Accessible seats for ambulant and wheelchair users are priced at £29.00‑£30.00 depending on view. Silver Seating offers a lower tier, with adults at £34.00, seniors at £25.00, and under‑23s at £25.00. Restricted‑view seats sit slightly cheaper, with adults at £33.00 and seniors at £24.00. Children under 8 travel free, though a £1.00 booking fee still applies and an adult must accompany them.
Official coach service departs from the Toughsheet Community Stadium at 7:30 am, costing £42.00 per passenger. Under‑18s must be accompanied by an adult on the coach. The service provides a convenient, club‑approved way to reach Loftus Road, reducing traffic and parking hassles for fans.
Supporters needing ambulant or wheelchair tickets should contact the BWFC Ticket Office at 01204 328 888. An allocation of accessible seats has been set aside, ensuring that fans with mobility needs can enjoy the match comfortably. Duplicate ticket requests are accepted until 2 pm on Friday 21 August, giving a safety net for any delivery issues.
All tickets remain on sale until 2 pm on Friday 21 August, pending availability. After that deadline, no further sales or refunds will be processed. Fans are urged to act quickly, especially those seeking specific seating categories or accessible tickets.
Key takeaway: Queens Park Rangers’ upcoming home game offers a clear timeline and a variety of ticket options. Early purchase guarantees entry, while the official coach ensures a hassle‑free journey to Loftus Road.
