Last season, Dons fans hitting the road to watch their team up and down the country in League Two covered 5,612 miles to the furthest reaches of the division and back.
But for the upcoming League One campaign, those distances are set to tumble by a whopping 990 miles as they prepare for a return to the third tier.
With the routes offered up by Google Maps from Stadium MK, the designated drivers will be covering 4,621.6 miles to watch Paul Warne’s side in action. Not only nearly 1,000 miles down on last season, but it is more than 1,300 fewer miles than the year before.
For reference, driving to Muscat, capital of Oman, would cover 4,640 miles.
The longest journey of the season will see Dons head to Devon to take on Plymouth Argyle at Home Park at a round-trip distance of 472 miles, while the first league trip to Kenilworth Road since 2005 to take on Luton Town will add just 40 miles to the odometer.
Overall, nine of the away days will come in at less than 150 miles round, with the League One road map potentially saving drivers around £150-£200 in fuel too.
1. How far will MK Dons fans have to travel to watch the club next season?
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