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Special Offers For Cornish Pirates Clash
Sunday, February 28th 2016
Come and support Bristol Rugby against Cornish Pirates at Ashton Gate on Sunday (3pm KO).
Season ticket holders for Bristol Rugby can bring friends and family at special discounted prices.
Season ticket holders can claim up to two additional discounted tickets, costing £15 per adult, £10 for over 65/U22s and £5 for U12s.*
Take advantage of our general sale family tickets in the South Stand and Atyeo Stand, with two adults and two U19s ticket package in the South Stand costing £50 and two adults and two U19s in the Atyeo Stand costing just £40.
Forever Bristol members can bring up to two guests at a special rate with the cheapest adult prices available for £20 and U12s for £10.
Parking is available for this fixture in the Avonline (£5) and Midas (£10) car parks on a first come, first served basis. Please contact Supporter Services on 0117 963 0600 to book.
Purchase your tickets for Cornish Pirates at Ashton Gate online by clicking here.
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