Tickets are still on sale for the Lilywhites' trip to face Frank Lampard's Derby County at Pride Park on Saturday.
North End have been allocated an initial 1,504 tickets located in the East Stand and South East corner and prices are as follows: Adults £26, over 65s £18.50, 13 to 17-year-olds £14.50 and U13s £8, with over 750 already sold.
All children aged 13 and under must be accompanied by someone aged 18 or above and children under two years will not be permitted entry to the stadium.
All disabled supporters will pay their relevant age band and will receive a carer ticket free of charge if one is required. There are eight pairs of wheelchair and carer tickets available which are located on a platform. Ambulant disabled and carer tickets are to be taken from the main allocation. Rows BB and CC are recommended for those with reduced mobility.
Disabled parking is available at Derby County on a first come first served basis and costs £5 per space.
Supporters wanting to book disabled parking should call Emma Drury on 0871 472 1884 (option 1) or email emma.drury@dcfc.co.uk to book, no later than 24 hours before the match. Supporters will be asked to show and display their blue badge.
Coach travel is available from Deepdale and Leyland, which departs at 11am and priced at £15 for all.
Tickets for the clash with the Rams are on sale from Deepdale, in person from the Deepdale ticket office, over the phone during opening hours on 0344 856 1966 and online 24/7 at www.mypne.com.
Tickets will be on sale at Deepdale until 4pm on Friday 24th August, with online sales on MyPNE.Com available until 1pm the same day. Any duplicates or collections can be collected from the away ticket cabin situated at the South East corner.