Nottingham Forest Wembley FA Cup semi-final ticket information as Reds prepare for historic day

Nottingham Forest are off to Wembley for the first time since 1991. The Reds beat Brighton in the FA Cup quarter-finals on Saturday, March 29 and will now face Manchester City in the semi-finals.

Forest overcame Brighton and Hove Albion 4-3 on penalties following a 0-0 draw after 120 minutes at the AMEX Stadium. The last-four tie will be played across the weekend of April 26 and 27, with Aston Villa playing against Crystal Palace to determine a second FA Cup finalist.

Discussing their win this weekend and their upcoming trip to Wembley, goalkeeper Matz Sels said: “We’ll look forward to another game in this competition. It’s been a few years since the supporters have been to a semi-final so we’ll look forward to it as a team, hopefully we can go there and do something greater.”

While the all-important ticket information on Nottingham Forest's allocation and prices is still to be confirmed, some details have been confirmed.

How can I get tickets?

Tickets to the event will be sold by the competing clubs. Last season, each club received 34,000 tickets each for the FA Cup semi-final.

While the date is yet to be confirmed, match tickets will usually go on sale at 10am on the relevant date specified and can be purchased on Nottingham Forest's e-ticketing platform or via telephone.

On its website, Nottingham Forest outlined the ticketing process for FA cup semi-finals. It said: "Season card holders will have priority first. This process will continue until all the match tickets are sold or all season card holders have had reasonable opportunity to apply for a match ticket.

"Once the season card holder sales period is complete, home MyForest members will be invited to apply. Subject to availability, for non-season card holders or non-members, additional match tickets may be made available however this will be dependent on the individual sales criteria for any potential semi-final or final."

However, this is just an outline and exact details are yet to be announced. Alternatively, Forest fans can make it a day to remember by buying hospitality packages and premium tickets via Experiences by Wembley Stadium.

How to get to Wembley

Wembley Express services can drop supporters direct to the stadium from more than 50 locations across the UK. Provided by National Express, the official coach supplier to Wembley Stadium, it's one of the most convenient ways to travel to the venue. To book a place on a Wembley Express service, go to the National Express website.

If you're travelling to the FA Cup semi-final by train, there are three stations serving Wembley Stadium: Wembley Park Station, Wembley Stadium Station and Wembley Central Station. Make sure to plan your journey in advance.

Drivers must pre-book their parking space through the official stadium parking if they are travelling by car, although the use of public transport is encouraged by the venue.

Wembley policies and restrictions

Wembley operates a restricted bag policy, which means spectators can only bring one small bag, and it must not be bigger than A4 size.

Likewise, Wembley is a cashless venue and will only accept contactless card or mobile payments. Families are welcome but under 2s are not permitted.