
Championship
Wrexham v QPR tickets
· 3pm · Racecourse Ground, Wrexham ·
in 6 weeks
Not on sale yet at the club· checked 5 Nov
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Ticket prices by stand
resale · 5 NovResale opens at £126 in the Stok Cold Brew Coffee Stand. The Macron Stand and Wrexham Lager Stand listings come next, and Shortside and Longside listings, upper and lower, sit much higher. Members who win a ballot place pay from £28.
Lowest resale listings by area on Hellotickets, checked 5 Nov. Sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value; the block, row and final price are shown before you pay. Roar Tickets does not sell tickets.
Wrexham v QPR: date, kick-off and how to watch
QPR come to the Racecourse Ground on Saturday 19 December 2026 for a 3pm Championship kick-off, the last Saturday before Christmas. Wrexham will sell the match through a members' ballot, as they do every home league game in 2026/27, and the QPR ballot has not been announced yet.
Club status: not on sale yet at the official seller (checked 5 Nov 2026).
Resale seats on Hellotickets start at £126 in the Stok Cold Brew Coffee Stand (checked 5 Nov 2026).
On recent timing the ballot should open around mid-November, which leaves a few weeks to sort out an Official Membership if you do not have one.
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The fixture is on Saturday 19 December 2026 at 3pm, at the Racecourse Ground, Mold Road, Wrexham, according to the club's fixture feed.
A pre-Christmas Saturday in Wrexham town centre can be busy, so allow extra time if you are driving to the park and ride. UK broadcast details for Championship matches are released by the broadcasters closer to the date, and we have no channel for this game.
Official ticketing
Wrexham v QPR, 19 Dec: not on sale yet; Members' ballot date not announced; adult from £28.
- Members' ticket ballot (opening date not yet announced; recent ballots opened 29-39 days before the game) · to come
Official prices from £28 (University End, adult (other stands cost more)).
Membership: Official Wrexham AFC Membership 2026/27 (Digital Dragon, Red Dragon, Gold Dragon): needed to enter home ballots and to use the Ticket Exchange, Digital Dragon £25 (adult); Red Dragon £35; Gold Dragon £50.
How to get Wrexham v QPR tickets
The short version: join, enter, wait for the draw, then watch the Exchange. In more detail:
Membership. Wrexham's Official Membership for 2026/27 is required for every home league ticket. Digital Dragon costs £25 for adults, Red Dragon £35 and Gold Dragon £50.
The ballot. QPR's has no date yet. This season's ballots have opened 29 to 39 days before kick-off, so for 19 December the window should open around mid-November and close a week or so later, with the draw run on the closing day. One entry per person, all-or-nothing allocations, and automatic payment for winners.
The second ballot. 100 extra tickets are drawn among unsuccessful members who have not attended a game this season, a way of spreading seats to new supporters.
The Ticket Exchange. Season ticket holders who cannot attend list seats for members, and the club says many are available until matchday. It is the best club route after a failed ballot.
The price. Identical for every opponent: adults from £28 in the University End, more in the Macron and Wrexham Lager stands, and no booking fees.
Hospitality packages go on sale once the ballot has closed. Non-members have only the resale market: seats listed on Hellotickets are priced by sellers and can be above face value, with the final price shown before you pay. QPR's own fixtures are on QPR tickets, and the holiday-week fixture is Wrexham v Blackburn Rovers tickets on 29 December.
Good to know before you go
- Membership before mid-NovemberThe QPR ballot is likely to open around mid-November. An adult Digital Dragon membership at £25 is the entry-level option.
- Christmas shopping trafficFree matchday parking at Eagles Meadow is promoted by the club, but on the last Saturday before Christmas the train to Wrexham General may be quicker.
- Pack lightOnly A4 bags, searched and tagged, are allowed in, and food, drink, flasks and pushchairs are not, so leave shopping bags elsewhere.
- Children's seatingUnder-14s must be with an adult aged 18 or over; home fans with children under two can only sit in the Wrexham Lager Stand upper tier.
Where to sit at Wrexham Racecourse Ground
The ground has three stands in use while the Kop is rebuilt. Behind one goal, the Tech End, listed on Hellotickets as "Stok Cold Brew Cofee Stand", is where resale starts for this game; it is a home stand with Jonesy's Bar. Along the Mold Road side, the Macron Stand has private boxes and pitch-level wheelchair spaces for home supporters.
The Wrexham Lager Stand, two tiers on the opposite touchline, is shared: it has the dressing rooms and hospitality entrances, home areas, and the away section. QPR's fans enter its upper and lower tiers through Gates 1-4. On the resale table, "Shortside" means behind a goal and "Longside" along a touchline; home fans buying a Longside or Wrexham Lager Stand listing should check it is not in the away tiers.
Frequently asked questions
Can you buy Wrexham tickets without being a member?
Not for home league games in 2026/27. Wrexham sell them only by ballot to Official Members, and the Ticket Exchange is members-only too; adult membership starts at £25. Without membership, resale listings on Hellotickets are the route.
How to get tickets for a Wrexham game?
Join as an Official Member, enter the ballot for your chosen match before its closing date, and wait for the draw on that day. If unsuccessful, try the second ballot of 100 tickets or the members-only Ticket Exchange, which often has seats until matchday.
How difficult is it to get Wrexham tickets?
Difficult for home league games. With the Kop being rebuilt, the ground is three-sided and only a small allocation is released match by match, so tickets are balloted among members. The Ticket Exchange adds returned season ticket seats.
How much do tickets to a Wrexham game cost?
Wrexham use one price list for every league opponent: adults from £28 in the University End, with the Macron and Wrexham Lager stands costing more. The club charges no booking fees.
How much are Wrexham v QPR tickets?
From the club, the standard prices apply, adults from £28 in the University End. On the resale market, seats listed on Hellotickets start at £126 in the Stok Cold Brew Coffee Stand, checked 5 Nov 2026, and the final price is shown before you pay.
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