Supporter Match Pack | Wrexham (H)

With over 25,000 tickets already sold for the weekend, there is limited availability for Sunday's clash. 

Tickets are available for purchase until kick-off at the Toughsheet this weekend. 

We urge supporters to purchase in advance to ease process of entering the stadium on matchday.

CLICK HERE TO BUY TICKETS!

For supporters based in the UK and Ireland, Wanderers TV will no longer be able to provide live video streaming services to anyone based domestically – for any fixture. 

A specific audio match passes will be available for Sunday's game, as well as part of a monthly/annual pass to the club's TV channel. Prices are as follows:

• Wrexham live audio match pass - £2.50
• Wanderers TV monthly subscription (that includes live audio commentary of games during that month but no video streaming) - £5
• Wanderers TV annual subscription (that includes live audio commentary of all eligible games during the season but no video streaming) - £50

For Wanderers fans located internationally, the game will be available for live streaming. 

Click below for full details on subscriptions available to supporters based both domestically and internationally:

Saturday's game will also be live on Sky Sports. 

See Available Subscriptions Here

Our Leasing Options Fan Zone is back!

New and improved for 2024/25 with a number of enhancements, it's the perfect way to kickstart your matchday at the Toughsheet.

With new food vendors - along with returning favourites - coupled with a range of beverages on offer to supporters, there is something for everyone inside the Fan Zone.

The ebuyer Gaming Zone will also be open against Wrexham, with our Club Partner teaming up with our Fan Zone to provide gaming options to Wanderers supporters all season. 

The Happy Hour is also back 12:00pm-1:00pm, whilst supporters can take advantage of Super Saver on our kiosks 12:30pm-1:00pm also. 

Wanderers fan Connor Peploe will also be live on stage, providing fantastic, live entertainment as we approach kick-off. 

With a huge effort to improve the offering in our Fan Zone ahead of our first league fixture, why not join us and soak in the atmosphere with us ahead of kick-off?

We are delighted to confirm that our Club Shop will reopen from 10am on Sunday afternoon.

Following exciting refurbishment in collaboration with Technical Kit Partner, Macron, our Club Shop now takes on a fresh, modern and state-of-the-art design that will enhance the shopping experience for all Wanderers’ supporters. 

Open from Sunday morning until kick-off - as well as 30 minutes after full-time - why not get kitted out this weekend ahead of a huge game?

Wanderers fans can still shop online - as per normal - with click-and-collect services also available. 

CLICK HERE TO SHOP ONLINE!

Bolton Wanderers will pay its respects to two Wanderers' greats ahead of kick-off on Sunday afternoon. 

A minute's applause will take place at the Toughsheet Community Stadium following the passing of both Tommy Banks and Roy Greaves in recent months. 

We kindly ask supporters to join us in paying tribute to both Tommy and Roy pre-game on Sunday. 

Enjoy the first home league game of the season at Bolton Stadium Hotel! 

A delicious range of food & drink will be on offer to all season ticket & home fans, with street food available from 12pm-2.30pm. 

The team will also be showing Sunderland v Sheffield Wednesday at 12pm, and Brentford v Crystal Palace at 2pm. 

Afterwards enjoy live music from Joe Parker at 5pm, alongside the return of 'Happy Hour' between 6pm - 7pm, with 20% off your drinks at the bar. 

For entry to the Hotel, show your season/match ticket on the door. 

Matchday programme ‘The Wanderer’ is back and better than ever!

The 52-page perfect-bound publication contains a number of exciting new features and, for the first time, special-edition player cards.

Each League One copy of the programme will contain four pull-out cards featuring first-team stars, Wanderers’ legends and club images.

Later this season we will produce an album to house the full collection as a unique snap-shot of the of the 2024/25 campaign.

For Sunday’s season opener, you can also read the manager’s view, an in-depth feature with Wales international Josh Sheehan, a focus on Wrexham’s rise, an up-date from CEO Neil Hart and tributes to former greats Roy Greaves and Tommy Banks.

With the cover price frozen at £3.50, ‘The Wanderer’ offers great value with the first League One issue of the season available to buy at Sunday’s home game against Wrexham, from sellers around the ground, at the club shop or online HERE

Supporters are reminded of the ANPR car parking system in place at the Toughsheet Community Stadium, so please remember to pay for your parking either at the machines in the car parks or online.

Supporters are encouraged to utilise www.parkgood2go.com for match day payments.

The portal allows users to register their number plate and payment details and once registered, the ANPR cameras will recognise the number plate as the vehicle enters into the stadium car park and payment will automatically be taken.

Please be aware of local residents and park responsibly, using official Club car parks.

It is of the utmost importance that everyone inside our stadium feels comfortable and safe.

The ‘One Wanderers Family’ campaign allows supporters to share information and report any incidents of disorder in and around the stadium via a dedicated TEXT number as we encourage fans to See It. Report It. Stop It.

If you would like to make report, please TEXT or WhatsApp 07542 850 902.

Ahead of our opening league fixture at the Toughsheet Community Stadium this weekend against Wrexham, Bolton Wanderers would like to remind fans on supporter behaviour in and around matchday. 

Entering the pitch without permission, carrying or using smoke bombs or pyrotechnics and drug use are all behaviours not tolerated at any Bolton Wanderers fixture. This also includes discriminatory behaviour, in which abuse using homophobic, racist or religious language is used. 

All of these acts are dangerous, illegal and have severe consequences. They have no place in football, or anywhere.

We know these behaviours do not represent the majority of Wanderers’ fans who will show their support in a positive way on Sunday, helping to create a fantastic but safe experience for all. 

Read more here.