Just seen this on the O/S. Very surprised that Luton have only got The South (although Airman did say) and even more surprised the arrangements are the same as for Barnet.
IF Luton sell out, they may try & buy tickets in the Home Stands, so Home sales may then be restricted to Red Card holders only.
So if you don't have a Red Card & definitely want to go you had better buy early.
Luton Town (h) - Saturday, November 27th (3pm) - FA Cup second round
Tickets for the FA Cup second-round tie against Luton Town are on general sale, priced £10 adults and £5 over 60s/U21s.
The same stadium arrangements will apply as for the first-round match against Barnet, with visiting supporters accommodated only in the Jimmy Seed Stand and the north and upper west stands closed. This means that season-ticket seats will not be reserved.
Tickets can be purchased by calling 0871 226 1905, online with no booking fee via www.cafc.co.uk, and in person at the commercial centre. Only the non-members' online ticketing system is currently operational due to a fault with the club's credit-card system, but Red Card holders can still use the non-members' system.
Second-round seats will also be available from the north-stand ticket office in Harvey Gardens in the run-up to kick-off of both Saturday's clash with Yeovil Town (3pm) and Tuesday's match with Bristol Rovers (7.45pm), and from the commercial centre immediately after these games. The last day for posting out tickets will be Wednesday, November 24th.
Fans should note that the club may need to restrict home sales to Red Card holders at some point. A reduced five route Valley Express service will operate and details can be found here.
Seasonal hospitality arrangements apply as usual where they include FA Cup fixtures, and a decision about opening Crossbars and Legends for the second-round match will be announced as soon as possible.
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Out of date now it would appear.