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If you don't mind a 15 minute walk to the ground, you could try King Street car park (by the courthouse). If you're bothered about getting away quickly, it avoids the worst snarl-ups on the way to the motorway.

Our ground is built on a pit. More likely waiting for the apprentices to get pedalling on their static bikes.

It seems the ticketing issue is because of a power cut at the ticket office. Only took them 3 days to announce it. I wonder how long it will take them to fix it. :facepalm:

They haven't announced yet what they're doing. It's certain they are waiting to see what rules the Premier League tells them to put in place; my best guess would be that they will do what the PL says but no more. So unless the PL makes covid passports compulsory, then the club won't. But...

I hope you're right.

Yes, home supporters can buy tickets for anywhere at present.

I think you need to keep an eye out for Premier League news. According to the Daily Mail, reported 28th July, the PL has suddenly decided that all PL dressing rooms still have to be socially distanced. This means that all the clubs that made special arrangements last year (including Burnley)...

That, I suppose, depends whether you think 12th July is the date they announce the end of restrictions, or merely the date when they announce what date replaces 19th July as the next "freedom day".

Until they announce capacities and coronavirus rules, they won't be selling tickets. And as under current rules there aren't enough seats for Burnley's own season ticket holders, then unless things change there won't be any tickets for away fans.