Manchester United Raises Season Ticket Prices 5% for 2026-27

Manchester United announced on Friday a five percent increase in season ticket prices at Old Trafford for the 2026-27 campaign, marking the fifth consecutive year of rises after more than a decade of freezes. The move affects most areas of the stadium and includes relocating around 600 supporters from the Sir Bobby Charlton Stand to accommodate additional hospitality seating.

The club stated that the price adjustment, which equates to an average of just over 2.70 pounds per game for adult season ticket holders and 1 pound per game for under-16s, aims to support investments in the team and facilities while ensuring financial sustainability amid inflation and rising costs. The lowest adult general admission season ticket will cost 646 pounds, averaging 34 pounds across 19 Premier League home matches. Concession prices remain unchanged, with the lowest at 12 pounds for under-16s in family areas, 17 pounds for under-16 to 17-year-olds, 25.50 pounds for under-18 to 20-year-olds, and 25.50 pounds for over-66s. Executive Club tickets purchased before April 15 will not see an increase.

Manchester United emphasized that the decision followed discussions with the Fan Advisory Board and...