Arbroath fans can lock in their seats for the 29 August Championship away tie against Livingston, with online sales already open and discounts for pre‑match purchases. Early‑bird tickets start at £5 for children and £21 for adults on the terracing, while the Coelbrew Stand offers a slightly higher price but a more comfortable view.\n\n## How to buy and what you get?\n\nTickets are sold exclusively through the club’s website; cash turnstiles are not in use, so buying ahead of kick‑off is essential. Buyers choosing the terracing before match day will pay £21 for an adult, £14 for a concession, and £12 for a young adult, while the Coelbrew Stand is £22 for an adult. On‑the‑day prices rise by £2 across the board. Family bundles are also available - an adult plus one child costs £23 pre‑match and £25 on the day.\n\n## Who must show ID and what are the rules?\n\nArbroath will conduct spot checks at the turnstiles, meaning anyone under 12, juveniles, young adults, students, or disabled supporters must carry valid identification. Children under 12 must be accompanied by someone over 16. For wheelchair or ambulant tickets, callers should ring the club directly at 01241 872 157 to arrange seating.\n\n## When and where does the match happen?\n\nThe fixture is scheduled for Saturday, 29 August, with turnstile access opening at 2 pm. Supporters will be placed on the pleasure‑land side of the ground, giving a clear view of the action. This match follows Arbroath’s recent league form - they sit 8th in the Championship with one point from two games, a 0‑1‑1 record and a DL recent‑form tag. The team has yet to find the net this season, conceding two goals and sitting five points behind leaders Partick.\n\n## What’s the next step for fans?\n\nFans should visit https://arbroathfc.co.uk/ticketing/away‑tickets/ to complete their purchase, double‑check the ID requirements, and plan their travel to the venue. With the club’s early‑bird pricing still in effect, it’s a good time to secure a spot before prices climb on match day. The club looks forward to a strong turnout and hopes the crowd will boost the side as they chase their next league point.