Exeter City make the trip to Vale Park on Tuesday night looking to extend their unbeaten run in Sky Bet League Two to 12 games.
The Grecians will face a Port Vale side who have only lost once at home all season though. Here is all you need to know ahead of Tuesday's trip.
STADIUM
Vale Park has a capacity of 18,947, all of which is seated. The away fans are housed in the Hamil Road stand which has room for 4,500. The view and facilities, located on the concourse behind the stand, are good.
GRECIAN TRAVEL
Grecian Travel will depart from outside Unit 1 Nightclub at 1.15pm on Tuesday, for a fare of £35.
Other pick-up points include; Honiton Road Park & Ride (by Miller and Carter steakhouse), Cullompton services (junction 28), Tiverton (junction 27), Taunton (junction 25), any other pick-ups along the route have to be arranged prior to travel.
For more information or to book please contact Chris Woolcott on 01392 250250 or John Bishop on 07904036334 or by email at: john.bishop760@btinternet.com (after 6pm).
Alternatively, drop into reception at St James Park to book.
BY ROAD
Use the M5 and follow the M5 and M6. At junction 15, of the M6, take the exit to Stoke on Trent. Follow A500 until the A527 Tunstall/Burslem exit, where you take the A527 towards Tunstall/Burslem.
At the next island just past the Price Kensington factory turn right for Burslem town centre. Continue on this road up the hill, crossing another island and into Burslem town centre. Continue straight on over the traffic lights at the crossroads and then take the first road on the left which takes you down to the ground.
BY RAIL
Longport Railway Station is the closest to the Vale Park ground, but is a good 30-minute walk away and is not well served by trains, unlike Stoke On Trent station which is. Therefore most fans end up at Stoke On Trent railway station, which is over four miles away from the stadium and then take a taxi up to the ground (around £8).
On return, there is no train that will get you back that evening after the game, so an overnight stay would be advised.
TICKETS
Tickets for City's trip to Vale Park to face Port Vale on Tuesday, January 28 can now be purchased directly from Port Vale. We do not have an allocation to sell, although there is a link from our website.
Prices are as follows:
- Adult: £20
- Senior (62+)/Young Adult (18-21): £15
- Junior (13-17): £8
- Under-12: FOC when purchased with a paying adult/senior.
Please note that prices increase by £2 on the day.
The Port Vale ticket website advises supporters who require tickets in the 'disabled stand' should buy from the ticket office 'at least an hour before kick-off'.
PUBS/FOOD
According to footballgroundguide.com, near the away turnstiles is a club bar called the Vale Social. Away fans are admitted but this is at a cost of £2 per person, with under-18s and over-60s going free. Most pubs in the town are for home fans only, including the closest pub to the ground The Vine, but the Bull’s Head welcomes away fans.
AWAY FANS' GUIDE
Click here to read a fans' guide to visiting Vale Park.
TOTAL DISTANCE
The total distance between St James Park and Vale Park is 202 miles, which would take around three-and-half-hours to four hours to drive.
