Matchday Guide | Swansea City v Millwall

2025-26 Season Tickets Holders

Our 2025-26 season ticket holders have access to a digital in-app ticket, through the Swans Official app. 

Season ticket cards are fully operational, and ticket holders are welcome to use whichever option is most suitable for them.

If there is any issue with your season ticket, we encourage you to get in touch with the ticket office using the following contact details:

Email: ticketing@swanseacity.com
Phone: 01792 616400 (select option one)

Season ticket holders are reminded that under-14s must be accompanied by an adult.

Supporters are reminded that season ticket holders who have renewed for the 2025-26 season with no changes - i.e same seat, same age category - can use the same card as last season (2024-25).

You will only receive a new card if any of your details have changed.

Tickets (matchday, season and half-season) can be accessed via the Swans Official app. 

To use the in-app ticketing service, supporters should check their app is up to date and that they are running the latest version to ensure the correct tickets are pulling through. This may involve visiting your relevant app store.

Ticket holders will need to use their Swansea Club Account to access their ticket, and ensure it is linked to the correct season ticket account. For more information on this and a walkthrough of the steps needed, please visit our FAQs.

Eligible supporters can access the ‘Jacks’ tab of the Swans app and click ‘view your matchday ticket’. This may prompt users to log in with their Swans Club Account, before displaying their ticket(s).

Swansea City would like to remind supporters who wish to use this service that it is the responsibility of ticket holders to check that their in-app ticket is visible before they travel to the Swansea.com Stadium. You will need internet connection for your season ticket to appear, and we highly recommend adding your ticket to your smartphone wallet before travelling if possible.

Click HERE for our FAQs.

Tickets for the match are still on sale.

The quickest and easiest way to purchase is online and you can click HERE to buy.

These tickets can be accessed in a number of ways: 

• print at home
• collection from the ticket office
• in-app digital ticket

Tickets can also be purchased over the phone before 10.30am on matchday. To purchase over the phone, please call 01792 616400 and select option one.

Tickets can be purchased in person at the ticket office until kick-off, and tickets for future games can be purchased from the club shop after full-time.

Any supporters looking to collect matchday tickets will be able to do so from the ticket office between 10am and kick-off.

Please note, it will still be possible to purchase and collect tickets from 3pm, but this will be in the club shop.

The Mel Nurse Bar will open its doors at 10.30am. It is open to all home supporters, but you will need to show a match ticket or season ticket in order to gain access. 

The bar will also remain open post-match and we'd love to see you there.

We encourage supporters to return their cups to designated collection points when they have finished their drinks. These points are clearly marked.

Please do not use the collection points to dispose of rubbish and food waste as this makes additional work for our cleaning staff. Thank you for your co-operation.

ONSITE PARKING

For supporters wishing to drive to the stadium, there may be spaces available to purchase on the day within the stadium car park.

Please note that parking on site is not guaranteed, and will be on a first-come, first-served basis. The car park will close approximately 15 minutes before kick-off, any persons arriving after this time will not be permitted entry.

OFFSITE PARKING

Parking is available at the lcv Group site. This is available to purchase online at £9 and can be purchased here.

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Our parking partners Big Parking also offer offsite parking options - find out more about these HERE.

Parking is also available at the council-owned Landore Park and Walk site adjacent to the Swansea.com Stadium. Click HERE for information.

Morrisons 

Long-stay parking can be booked online in advance at the Morrison's car park (Morfa). There is no matchday booking option for this car park.

Please note, these spaces sell out very quickly. Click here for more information.

Morfa Retail Park

Supporters are reminded that matchday parking restrictions are in place in the Morfa Retail Park car park, and these will be applied. It is strongly recommended that supporters attending the match do not attempt to park here.

Street Parking

When parking in the area surrounding the stadium, supporters are asked to pay attention to any parking signs and restrictions. We also ask that anyone travelling to the Swansea.com Stadium be considerate of our neighbours and please do not block driveways or pavements. Thank you.

The club shop will be open from 10am until 5pm. You will also be able to make ticket purchases from the club shop after 3pm.

Please note, the Swansea.com Stadium is a cashless venue.

The Westacres South Stand is home to our Buzz Parks family zone, with games and activities starting when turnstiles open.

Swansea City AFC Foundation will be providing entertainment with our table football, Batak Machine, and ping pong games.

And you can also take part in our games and dancing hosted by resident South Stand entertainer Jo Jo from Heaven Sent Parties.

We will be selecting one young supporter to do the honours and read out the Swans team news at around 11.30am.

Coming to a game for the first time? Check out the link below and find out how to collect your first time fan pack! 

Swansea City has a multi-use quiet space with prayer facilities located in the stadium's West Stand.

The Cwtch can be accessed via a door at the north end of the West Stand concourse (located at the foot of the Access D - or Snoop Dogg - stairwell) or via main reception.

The Cwtch will be showing the match on TV, people who choose to leave the stands and access the space can continue to watch the game.

Supporters can also use this space to pray and reflect. For those who require them, prayer mats - which are available to borrow - are stored in the room.

For more information about accessible facilities in the stadium, click here.

Swansea City aims to create a welcoming and inclusive environment for everyone and we understand that not everyone enjoys a game in the same way.

We have a number of in-stadium facilities - including ear defenders, and audio commentary - to ensure supporters enjoy their matchday and further information about these can be found HERE.

The club has joined with AccessAble to create visual guides. These can be viewed HERE.

Supporters located in the South Stand, are invited to head to the WildSpace Sensory Zone on the west side of the concourse for a quieter pre-match experience.

If you require additional support, please speak to our friendly Disability Liaison Steward (they wear green) on the day, or email us in advance to let us know how we can help.

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Unfortunately, we are unable to provide BSL interpretation for this game. This service will return for the home league match against Leicester City.

The atmosphere you create is a crucial part of our club, and Alan Sheehan, his staff and the players are hugely grateful for the manner in which you get behind the team.

However, in recent seasons, some clubs have witnessed unsavoury and unwelcome scenes with a small minority of people entering the field of play.

Pitch incursions are dangerous and anyone who does encroach onto the playing surface will face strong sanctions, that could include a ban from attending matches here at the Swansea.com Stadium and across the country, as well as possible police action.

It is a criminal offence to enter the pitch and the real-life consequences for these actions have seen some of those responsible receive criminal records which can impact employment, education prospects and international travel.

We ask you to keep the pitch for players and the stands for supporters and avoid any unnecessary disruption.

Everybody should feel safe at football, and we all have a role to play in keeping each other safe on matchdays.

Love Football, Protect the Game.