Season ticket holders should note time the deadline is fast approaching for their exclusive selling period for the home Carling Cup quarter-final with Manchester United.
Once again the club have slashed ticket prices, with season ticket holders able to see the match on Tuesday 30 November for just £15 for adults and £5 for kids. Season ticket holders have until 5pm on Thursday to make sure of their seat, with tickets going on sale to members the following morning.
The club is expecting huge demand from Academy and Youth Academy members especially with great savings also to be had on their tickets. As before, non-season ticket holders' prices are set at £20 for adults and £10 for kids - for all four corners of the stadium - and they will be able to buy any unsold season ticket seats.
With just three weeks to go, excitement is mounting for a mouth-watering match that will take the winners to just one tie from Wembley and February's showpiece final.
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The selling dates have been set as follows:Season ticket holders - until Thursday 11 November
Club members - Friday 12 to Monday 15 November
Cup ticket history and West Brom priority* - Tuesday 16 November (personal callers, telephone and postal only)
General sale - Wednesday 17 November onwards
* After season ticket holders - who have prices fixed at £15 and £5 for adults and kids whenever they purchase - and members, there will be an exclusive selling period for anyone who has proof of purchase from the previous cup games - with those attending West Bromwich Albion on Wednesday also given access to this guaranteed priority period.
To be eligible for the West Brom offer, fans must book in advance and retain their ticket stub - while anyone buying multiple tickets should supply the names for each seat. This priority chance for the cup will not apply to anyone paying on the day on 10 November and cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer.
All offers are subject to availability and tickets are also selling fast for the arrival of the Barclays Premier League's surprise package this season, so anyone interested in being at the Boleyn for either game should move fast or face disappointment.