Swansea City have received an allocation of 3,951 tickets for the Championship play-off final clash with Brentford at Wembley.
The Swans booked their place in the final by securing a 2-1 aggregate win over Barnsley in the last four while the Bees overcame Bournemouth in the other tie.
The Jack Army will be housed in the West End of Wembley, with fans being spread from the North Stand round to the South Stand of the 90,000-seater venue.
Tickets will be sold via Ticketmaster, with fans once again needing to apply via a ballot system.
All 2020/21 season ticket holders who did not take a refund may enter the ballot. They have until midnight on Monday, May 24 to do so.
Supporters will be advised on Tuesday, May 25 if they have been successful in their application or not.
The club have confirmed that tickets will be allocated on a single basis, which means all supporters will be socially distanced by one metre - including those in the same bubble.
Children under the age of two are not permitted to attend, although the pricing categories will be split into three sections to include a concession rate plus an over-65's category.
Adult tickets will cost between £45 and £65 while the concessions range from £22.50 to £32.50.
If you are successful in the ballot then your tickets will be sent to you before Friday to the email address attached to your online account.
Championship play-off final ticket prices
Category 1 - £65 adults and £32.50 concessions
Category 2 - £55 adults and £27.50 concessions
Category 3 - £45 adults and £22.50 concessions
You can enter the ballot process here.
