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At the end of a hard-fought season, Millwall will welcome Hull City to the Den for the second leg of their Championship playoff semi-final clash on Monday, May 11, and tickets are now on sale as the clubs battle for a shot at promotion to the Premier League.
Alex Neil's Lions were unlucky to miss out on making the step up automatically after finishing third in the second tier, losing out by one point to second-placed Ipswich Town.
As for Sergej Jakirovic's Tigers, they were able to hold on to secure sixth in the table, finishing a mere two points ahead of seventh-placed Wrexham with a 2-1 final-day triumph over Norwich City – their first win in seven games.
Here, Football Ground Guide covers all you need to know about how to get tickets to Millwall vs. Hull for the second leg of their Championship playoff semi-final.
Millwall vs. Hull City tickets: Buying guide
Home Tickets
Home tickets to the second leg at the Den are now on sale to Millwall season ticket holders and members, with each being offered different pricing rates.
Millwall have also advised that tickets for blocks 17, 18, 19, 20, 27, 28, 29 and 30 will only be available to individuals that have an account on the club's ticketing system, and will not be part of general sales.
Tickets are available online via the club's ticketing platform, by telephone (020 7231 9999 and selecting option 1) and in person at the Millwall Ticket Office.
Prices:
Season Ticket holders:
- Adults: £25
- Over 64s: £20
- 18-21s: £20
- Under-18s: £15
- Under-14s: £10
Members:
- Adults: £30
- Over 64s: £25
- 18-21s: £25
- Under-18s: £20
- Under-14s: £15
Stage One: Finished
Season ticket holders had until 11:00am on Monday, May 4 to secure their usual seat, but all unsold tickets in this category have now been put up for sale to other groups.
Season ticket holders are still able to purchase tickets during each sale window, but they are not guaranteed access to their usual seat at the ground.
Stage Two:
From 9:30am on Wednesday, May 6, season ticket holders and members can buy one additional ticket. fans should note that tickets in this sale window will be sold at members' pricing rates.
Stage Three:
From 9:30am on Thursday, May 7, any remaining tickets will then go on general sale to fans that have bought a ticket in either 2024-25 or 2025-26.
These tickets will also be priced at the members' rates above.
Tickets for Wheelchair/Ambulant Disabled supporters:
Millwall have stated that Wheelchair/Ambulant Disabled supporters must call 020 7740 3470 to book tickets.
Opening hours for this telephone line are as follows:
- Monday to Thursday: 9:30am – 5:00pm
- Friday: 9:30am – 4:00pm
Away Tickets
Hull have been allocated 2,174 tickets in the upper tier of the North Stand, with a number of wheelchair spaces located in the lower tier.
Beginning on 9:30am on Wednesday, May 6, tickets will go on sale to fans in stages, with any remaining tickets rolling on to the next group:
- Members with 400+ points – 9:30am until 12 noon on Wednesday, May 6
- Members with 300+ points – 12:30pm until 3pm on Wednesday, May 6
- Members with 260+ points – 3:30pm until 6pm on Wednesday, May 6
- Members with 240+ points – 9:30am until 12 noon on Thursday, May 7
- Members with 230+ points – 12:30pm until 3pm on Thursday, May 7
- Supporters with 10+ points – 3:30pm until 6pm on Thursday, May 7
- General Sale – 9:30am on Friday, May 8
Prices:
Members (available until 3:00pm on May 7):
- Adults: £25
- Over 64s: £20
- 18-21s: £20
- Under-18s: £15
- Under-14s: £10
- Personal assistant: Free
General (from 3:30pm on May 7):
- Adults: £30
- Over 64s: £25
- 18-21s: £25
- Under-18s: £20
- Under-14s: £15
- Personal assistant: Free
Millwall vs. Hull City tickets: Alternative options
Given the hype surrounding the Championship playoffs, Millwall vs. Hull tickets are likely to sell out in advance of the second leg. However, you could take a look at one of the third-party sites to find a seat, but bear in mind that such tickets will be sold at over face value.
With so many sites to choose from, it can be difficult to find a trustworthy source to book from. For peace of mind, consider checking out Football Ground Guide's reviews for two of the biggest online resale platforms: