Outlets across the region, including the
News Guardian office in Park View will be selling the tickets from Thursday afternoon for the FA Vase final at Wembley.
The club hope the 5,000 will be snapped up by fans within days.
If that is the case more will be ordered so that everyone who wants to see the game can.
Manager Ian Chandler said he is hopeful the club can take more than ten thousand supporters to Wembley.
He said: "We have been given 5,000 to sell and I am hoping we will have sold them within a week.
"I want to have to order three times that.
"There are people taking bus loads and a lot of the other local non-league sides are planning on going down.
"I am hoping that we can get a big crowd because we are the first north east team to go to the new Wembley and it will be full of the blue and white colours of Whitley Bay."
Hundreds have already confirmed their travel arrangements.
Travel agents throughout the north east have been offering special breaks to London so Bay fans can travel together and stay in the same hotel.
And pubs and clubs around the region are arranging their own transport on the day to take supporters to London to watch the match.
The club itself has organised six buses so far to leave Hillheads at 6am on the Sunday morning, and already three are full.
Prices are £30 for a seat on the bus, which does not include a match ticket.
The club are also offering a deal where you can buy a match ticket and a replica shirt for £45, which means a saving of £5.
Shirts will also be available to buy from the club from Saturday, April 25, for £29.99.
Tickets, which are £20 for adults and £10 for concessions, will be on sale from mid-afternoon today (Thursday) at the following outlets:
- News Guardian, Park View, Whitley Bay
- News Force, Whitley Road, Whitley Bay
- CJ News, Front Street, Monkseaton
- The Black Horse Pub, Front Street, Monkseaton
- The Red Lion Pub, Earsdon
- Sainsbury's, Monkseaton (Monday to Friday, 3.30pm to 6pm)
- Beckman News, Hillheads Road, Whitley Bay
- Whitley Bay FC clubhouse, from 4pm on Thursday
- Newcastle United Box Office, St James' Park, Newcastle
- Priory News, Front Street, Tynemouth
Other outlets are also expected to be selling tickets in the coming weeks.
