Key Points
- Bolton Wanderers have received the full allocation of 2,179 tickets in the Bradford Lift Stand (East) for the Sky Bet League One Play-Off Semi-Final 2nd Leg at the University of Bradford Stadium on Thursday, 14th May at 8:00pm.
- All tickets will be distributed via email as PDF e-tickets, which supporters must print off or download to Apple or Google Wallet before match day.
- On sale dates: Season Ticket Holders from Thursday 7th May at 10 am (one per season ticket holder); those on the Away Ticket Scheme will have seats processed in advance.
- Tickets sold online only with a £1.00 booking fee per ticket.
- Seated ticket prices: Adults £24.00, Over 65s £21.00, Under 24s £21.00, Under 17s £12.00, Under 12s £6.00.
- Official coach travel is available at £25.00 per person, departing from Toughsheet Community Stadium at 4:00pm.
- Ambulant and wheelchair disability tickets available by contacting BWFC Ticket Office at 01204 328 888; allocation reserved for accessible seating.
- No tickets available in person from the Ticket Office or via phone lines; staff focused on accessible ticket requests.
- Tickets on sale until 5.00pm on Wednesday, 13th May, subject to availability; no sales or refunds after this time.
- Duplicate ticket requests accepted until 5pm on Wednesday, 13th May, if not received in email.
Bolton (Bolton Today) May 5, 2026 - Bolton Wanderers have confirmed ticket details for their crucial Sky Bet League One Play-Off Semi-Final second leg away at Bradford City, with a full allocation of 2,179 seats available in the Bradford Lift Stand (East) at the University of Bradford Stadium on Thursday 14th May at 8:00 pm. The club, as reported directly from their official announcement on bwfc.co.uk, emphasised that all tickets will be issued as PDF e-tickets via email, requiring supporters to print them or add them to digital wallets prior to travel. Sales begin online only for season ticket holders from 10am on Thursday, 7th May, prioritising those on the Away Ticket Scheme.
This high-stakes fixture follows the first leg at Bolton's Toughsheet Community Stadium on Saturday, 9th May at 8pm, where Wanderers host the Bantams, according to the club's comprehensive play-off schedule. Ticket prices range from £6 for under-12s to £24 for adults, with official coaches departing at 4pm for £25 per person. Supporters are urged not to visit the ticket office or call general lines, as no sales will occur there.
What Are the Exact Ticket Details for Bolton Fans?
As detailed in the official release from Bolton Wanderers FC on their website, the club has secured the full 2,179 ticket allocation specifically in the Bradford Lift Stand (East).
"Wanderers have received the full allocation of 2,179 tickets in the Bradford Lift Stand (East) for the trip to the University of Bradford Stadium on Thursday 14th May at 8:00 pm,"
states the announcement verbatim.
All tickets for this fixture will be distributed via email as PDF e-tickets, with clear instructions:
"Please ensure tickets are printed off or downloaded to Apple or Google Wallet before travelling on match day."
This digital-only approach aims to streamline access amid high demand for the play-off clash.
Official coach travel is also confirmed, costing £25.00 per person, with all coaches departing from the Toughsheet Community Stadium at 4:00pm. No additional travel details were omitted from the primary source.
When Do Tickets Go on Sale?
According to Bolton Wanderers' official ticketing update, season ticket holders can purchase from Thursday 7th May at 10am, limited to one per season ticket holder.
"Those season ticket holders who are on the Away Ticket Scheme will have their seats processed in advance of going on sale to season ticket holders."
The club specified.
Tickets will be sold online only, accessible. A booking fee of £1.00 per ticket applies to all online purchases, as noted in the announcement.
Sales continue until 5.00pm on Wednesday 13th May, subject to availability, after which no sales or refunds can be processed. Duplicate ticket requests, for cases where emails do not arrive, will also be accepted until 5 pm on that date.
What Are the Ticket Prices?
Seated ticket prices are structured as follows, per the Bolton Wanderers FC statement: Adults - £24.00, Over 65s - £21.00, Under 24s - £21.00, Under 17s - £12.00, Under 12s - £6.00. These rates reflect the away fixture's pricing at Bradford's venue.
For comparison, the home leg tickets are cheaper: Adults £20, Over 65s £15, Under 23s £15, Under 18s £10, Under 12s £5, as per the club's parallel announcement on bwfc.co.uk. This pricing strategy encourages early purchases across both legs.
No changes or discounts beyond these categories were mentioned in the official details.
How Can Supporters Buy Tickets?
"Tickets for this fixture will be sold online only,"
Bolton Wanderers clearly stated, directing fans. The £1.00 booking fee is applicable for all online transactions.
Supporters requiring ambulant or wheelchair disability tickets must contact the BWFC Ticket Office directly by calling 01204 328 888, with an allocation reserved for accessible seating.
"Tickets will not be available to buy in person from the Ticket Office or via the phone lines,"
The club warned, adding:
"We advise supporters not to come into the office or call the office phone line, as no sales will be processed, whilst all staff members are manning our phone lines for those needing accessible tickets."
This policy ensures focus on priority needs during the high-pressure sales period.
What Accessibility Options Are Available?
Bolton Wanderers reserved an allocation of tickets for supporters needing ambulant and wheelchair disability access. Those requiring such tickets
"will need to contact the BWFC Ticket Office by calling 01204 328 888,"
as per the official notice.
Staff are prioritised for these requests, with general phone lines unavailable for standard sales. No further specifics on numbers were provided in the announcement, but the club committed to accommodating needs.
What About the Home Leg Tickets?
In a related announcement on the Bolton Wanderers website, tickets for the play-off semi-final first leg against Bradford City at Toughsheet Community Stadium on Saturday 9th May at 8pm went on sale from 10am on Monday 4th May, online only. Season ticket holders had seats reserved until 4pm Wednesday 6th May, then general sale from 5pm that day to account holders registered by 2nd May.
The lower tier of the Franking Sense South Stand opens to supporters, with prices lower than the away game. Hospitality options like the 1877 Suite (£125 + VAT pp) and Executive Boxes (£1,300 + VAT for 10) were also detailed extensively.
Ticket Office hours were listed, closed on Monday 4th May, except online, and matchday buses confirmed.
How Does Bradford City Handle Their Side?
As reported by Bradford City AFC's official X account (@officialbantams), tickets for their supporters for the second leg hosting Bolton went on sale to season-ticket holders from 10.00am on Tuesday 5th May.
"We'll take on the Trotters on Thursday May 14 at 8.00pm at the @UniofBradford Stadium,"
the post stated.
Further updates noted that supporters with 4,240 'City Points' or more could secure tickets for the first leg away at Bolton. Their website mentions 10 pairs of wheelchair and carer tickets for away games, with carers free.
What Is the Broader Play-Off Context?
Bolton Wanderers face Bradford City in this Sky Bet League One play-off semi-final, with legs on 9th and 14th May 2026. The winner advances to the final at Wembley, heightening stakes for both clubs.
Fan excitement is evident across social media, with Bolton's Facebook post echoing sales from 10am Monday 4th May for home tickets. Bradford's posts mirror priority sales.
This ticket news ensures maximum supporter turnout for what could be a decisive encounter.