Darlington are opening their ticket office for the next two Saturdays to make it easier for fans to beat the season ticket early bird deadline.

Quakers fans have just over two weeks to take advantage of reduced season tickets for the 2010-11 season.

The new prices, reduced by at least 10%, are only available until Friday June 11, the same day as the opening day of the World Cup.

And the club are opening the ticket office on Saturday (May 29) and next Saturday (June 5), from 10am until 3pm, to make it easier for fans to take out their tickets.

The adult price of just £250 works out less than £11 a game and equates to nine free games compared to matchday prices.

Over-60s tickets are down to £155 (£6.74 per match) while the U-16s ticket is down 48% to just £46 (£2 per game).

Almost 5,000 Darlington fans - current and lapsed season ticket holders - are in the process of receiving their season ticket packs.

Fans can also get printed forms from the club or download them from the club's official website, darlington-fc.net

Season ticket prices before the June 11 Early Bird deadline are £250 adults, £155 concessions, £46 under-16s and Under-10s FREE*.

After June 11, prices will be £280 adults, £175 concessions and £69 under-16s and under-10s.

There's also a range of benefits within the season ticket package, including: Free Elf Card worth £9.99 (the Elf Card offers leisure discounts around the Tees Valley), 10% off conference and banqueting and room hire, 10% off club shop purchases, Christmas ticket voucher, discounted tickets for friends and family for selected winter games.

Match tickets in 2010-11 are: early bird £16 adults, £10 concessions, £5 under-16s and under-10s; matchday £18 adults, £12 concessions and £5 under-16s and under-10s.