
Report: Stade Francais 16-18 Bristol Bears
Posted: Sunday, December 15th 2019
Thursday, August 23rd 2018
Bristol Bears welcome Connacht to Ashton Gate, for their final pre-season clash before the Gallagher Premiership begins.
The Irish outfit travel to Bristol on Friday, August 24th, (7:45pm KO).
Here’s your easy guide for what to expect, if you’re heading to the Gate.
ORDER OF EVENTS
9:00am - Coffee Shop & Bristol Sport store open
5:00pm - Matchday ticket office open
5:00pm - Sports Bar and Fan Village open
6:30pm - Turnstiles open
6:45pm - Team announcements
7:45pm - Kick-off
STADIUM
The lower Lansdown is open for general admission, with the lower west stand having unreserved seating across the whole section, excluding VIP.
TICKETS
Entry to Ashton Gate is £10 for adults, £5 for U19s and £1 for U12s.*
Pay on the day is available.
Please note that this match is NOT included in the 2018/19 season cards and all supporters wishing to attend are required to purchase a ticket.
*£1 booking fee applies. No fee when selecting print at home/ mobile ticket.
PROGRAMMES
There will be no programme available to purchase at the Connacht match.
FOOD & DRINK
There are new concessions in the Lansdown Stand as supporters will be able to sample the new Robin & Bear concessions as well as the new Butcombe Ale Bar.
The Sports Bar will be open from 5pm.
TRAVEL
Dedicated supporter bus services won’t be operating for this game, however fans can find their best route using public transport by using the TravelWest journey planner travelwest.info/matchday
Due to the bank holiday we would advise that you leave with enough time to get to Ashton Gate.
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