PLEASE NOTE: The ticket office will be open after tonight's game with Darlington for fans wanting to purchase half season tickets and reserve their seat for the forthcoming away games against Hereford United and Burton Albion.

Fans have been flocking down to Meadow Lane this week to snap up their half season tickets.

In one day the amount sold has already eclipsed the quantity taken up last year.

More are expected to be bought tonight when the Magpies take on Darlington in a 7.45 kick-off at Meadow Lane.

Ticket office manager David Deighton explained that the staff have been extremely busy since yesterday morning.

He said: "It's been hectic since the half season tickets went on sale on Monday.

"I was here last year and to see us sell more than we did then already is really encouraging.

"We've been playing well at home so fans are definitely getting their value for money.

"The lottery looks like it's caused quite a lot of excitement as well."

Half season tickets make the perfect Christmas gift for County fans and are on sale now from the box office at Meadow Lane.

If you purchase a half season ticket before 31/12/09 you will automatically be entered into our money-can't-buy lottery, you could win either:

A match day with Sven at Meadow Lane;
A day training with the team;
A 2010/11 season ticket;
A framed signed shirt;
A signed ball.

With prices from only £149 for adults, £99 for concessions and an amazing £29 for juniors as well as an adult and child ticket for £169, Notts County half season tickets are fantastic value for money and have the added bonus of the lottery entry.

Call today and reserve your ticket: 0115 9557210

With some big games and big names still to come to Meadow Lane in 2010 during our quest for League One promotion it promises to be an action packed second half of the season.

The first match will be January 9, 2010 against Macclesfield. The prices and lottery offer are only available until 31/12/09 and apply to the Jimmy Sirrel and Kop stands only. All subject to availability. Season ticket holders will automatically have their name entered twice into the lottery.