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Milton Keynes Dons £1 for children games

It’s a double header at home next week – and kids go for quid.

MK Dons is celebrating half term next week by allowing under 12s entrance to its two final fixtures of this month for £1.

The games feature Bromley, visiting on Tuesday 27th October (KO 7.45pm), followed by Doncaster Rovers on Saturday 31st October (KO 3pm).

The cut price kids tickets come as part of the club’s commitment to offering affordable pricing to home matches.

And with both games falling during school half-term, what better time to bring your kids or grassroots team to the iconic setting of Stadium MK to experience League One football, says the club.

Ticket prices increase by £2 when purchased on the day of the fixture, so the club is urging fans to get theirs in advance to take up the 'kids for a quid' offer.

Group bookings are also available for this game, priced at £20 for adults and £1 for U12s, with a minimum of 20 people per group.

All tickets purchased for the original date of the Bromley fixture (Saturday 26th September, but rearranged for the international break) are still valid for the Tuesday’s new date.

Supporters who bought a ticket for the original fixture but can’t make the new date can call the Box Office:01908 622933 or visit in person for assistance.

 

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