Season Tickets/Passes 2025-26

[Cloudy]

Have any clubs announced their prices for next season?

Looking like a significant increase is on the cards for us, slashing discounts, increasing concession age etc.

Expensive business running a football club but the balance between being competitive and shafting fans is a fine line

 

[Pie and chips]

The only one I've seen is this one for tranmere rovers and they don't know what division they will be playing in

 

[Scum.]

We announce ours at 10am tomorrow.

 

[FiRTHYY]

I don’t think we’ll announce ours until we know what league we’re playing in.

They’re currently £250-£430. Can only see us increasing them by £20 if we go up and they’ll stay the same if we’re in L2.

 

[valefan16]

We usually announce ours around now in most cases but think it was later last season.

Not sure if we will tie in anything to the 150th anniversary but otherwise expect they will be the same or up £20.00

 

[Coalite]

At the fans forum the other night I'm sure it was said that ours were due to be released this month. Edit - just been announced as Monday.

 

[Cloudy]

Think our are going up significantly. 12-17% rumoured

 

[DearneValleyRover]

Our Early birds have been on sale for sometime at this seasons prices, got mine, not sure what they are going up by

 

[Grimsby Road]

Think our are going up significantly. 12-17% rumoured

Crikey that would put an adult at about £420-460 wouldn't it?

 

[dedwardp]

We released ours on Monday, which is incredibly early for us as I don't remember it ever coming out before the season had finished.

Existing ST holders can renew at last season's early bird price, which ranges from £340-465 for adults. Early prices for new sign-ups are from £355-£488 and then it becomes £370-£510 from July which represents a circa 5% increase on standard prices.

I can't imagine there would be many who would pay above £435 though.

 

[hellogregory]

I know ours aren’t relevant to this thread, but we should be getting ours renewed for free after the last 2 years!

 

[Meadow]

Ours will probably be announced next month. What we do know is that older age concessions are going up in line with state pension age. This affects me as I would have qualified in two years. Instead it's going to be four.

 

[BigDaveCUFC]

I know ours aren’t relevant to this thread, but we should be getting ours renewed for free after the last 2 years!

Maybe the supporters should argue for a costing structure that only charges per home win

 

[Scum.]

We announce ours at 10am tomorrow.

As expected, they are very reasonable I think. Though they kind of have to be after our worst ever season in our history, and the first time ever we will find ourselves in L2 for 3 consecutive seasons. It will be interesting to see whether we end up with the 4,000 STH's we had this season, or whether it drops even further. We used to get 5,000-6,000 on the regular in L1, so it has dropped off a fair bit, as with the general attendances.

 

[Cloudy]

Ours will probably be announced next month. What we do know is that older age concessions are going up in line with state pension age. This affects me as I would have qualified in two years. Instead it's going to be four.

This seems to becoming the norm. There have still been a few clubs where the concession prices for visiting fans have started at age 60 but these are few and far between. Our visit to Colchester a week on Friday cost me £14 as an OAP, although it is an awful ground, in the middle of nowhere, I can’t argue with the pricing

 

[Meadow]

This seems to becoming the norm. There have still been a few clubs where the concession prices for visiting fans have started at age 60 but these are few and far between. Our visit to Colchester a week on Friday cost me £14 as an OAP, although it is an awful ground, in the middle of nowhere, I can’t argue with the pricing

Indeed. I got concession tickets at Crawley, Doncaster and Newport.

 

[valefan16]

Ours announced and on sale, frozen again £335 for Adults or £365 in the Lorne Street.

 

[kieran_vale]

Really good from the club to freeze them without knowing what division we’ll be in.

 

[valefan16]

Really good from the club to freeze them without knowing what division we’ll be in.

Great video for it as well again by Josh with a world famous superstar narrator -

https://twitter.com/x/status/1900524841423262072

 

[Grimsby Road]

Really good from the club to freeze them without knowing what division we’ll be in.

Thats cheap now isn't it really very good

 

[kieran_vale]

Thats cheap now isn't it really very good

Yeah I have to give them credit for it. I think part of the thinking will be that next season is our 150th Anniversary so guess the club will be wanting to avoid a row over pricing but either way allowing for inflation etc to keep the same prices three seasons running can't be criticised really. Sometimes I wish we were a bit more imaginative with matchday pricing or the promotion of it but that's a different story.

 

[Dan Phillips]

The introduction of the 6 monthly payments as opposed to 3 is a fantastic addition from the club too. Makes it easier for a lot of fans. Works out at £57.50 a month with the £10 admin fee, from 1st May - 1st October.

 

[クレイグ]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1901702575100997656

 

[Kauto Star]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1901702575100997656

Catching up with a lot of other clubs now in terms of prices.

I know fans taunt us about cheap season tickets so will be interesting to see how many we sell next season. Personally, I still think we will at least match the 14000 we sold this season.

 

[FiRTHYY]

But but but….our ST’s come in cereal boxes!

 

[Meadow]

My season ticket was £435 spread over 9 months and it was a PITA trying to make advanced payment to reduce the cost. I'm expecting it to rise by at least £30.

 

[gary]

Not being allowed the early bird rate if you choose to pay monthly by direct debit is not on. £31 for away supporter's is also a joke and our walk up prices are ridiculous. There is less and less incentive to attend game's now if you consider that every game is now available on TV.

 

[AdamStag]

Not being allowed the early bird rate if you choose to pay monthly by direct debit is not on. £31 for away supporter's is also a joke and our walk up prices are ridiculous. There is less and less incentive to attend game's now if you consider that every game is now available on TV.

Your prices came up on a thread on our site, lord alive that's expensive, even if you do make it up.

The early bird only being applied to those who pay upfront is more widely used that you'd expect - you're not really "early bird" if you're still making payments in March!