2023/24 Premier League season ticket prices

Football has been described as “the only religion without atheists” however its worshippers are anticipated to cough up an more and more eye-watering sum when the gathering basket is handed round.

There is scarcely an empty seat in Premier League grounds – 98% of stadiums had been utilised on common all through the 2021/22 marketing campaign – however ticket prices have by no means been larger. Even in a price of residing disaster, the starvation for top-flight soccer in England is insatiable.

But this ardour comes at a price. There is a yawning discrepancy in value throughout the division which doesn’t solely line up with the standard of the golf equipment concerned.

Here is the complete record of season ticket prices for each Premier League parish within the 2023/24 season.

Data by way of The Athletic

“Distress, anxiety, anger, and disillusionment” was the response of the Fulham fanbase – per the membership’s Supporters’ Trust – to the pricing construction for the 2023/24 season. The west London outfit has taken its monied environment a bit too actually, mountaineering up the ticket prices to a “draconian” most of £3,000.

Only Nottingham Forest (20%) elevated their season tickets by a bigger common margin than Fulham (18%).

The steep payment is probably going a results of the in depth renovations Fulham have made to Craven Cottage lately, developing a brand new stand price £100m fitted with a rooftop pool.

Tottenham‘s £1bn stadium cannot boast swimming amenities or a cheese room – regardless of promising “specially sourced half-time cheeses” for VIPs throughout its development – which is mirrored within the ticket value. While significantly lower than Fulham’s calls for, Spurs are nonetheless charging a sizeable £2,025 for a seat each two weeks.

Spurs set the harmful precedent of refunding travelling followers after the crew’s galling 6-1 shellacking away to Newcastle in April, prompting ironic chants of “We want our money back” in subsequent video games all through the remainder of the marketing campaign.

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To full the capital-centric high three, Arsenal are demanding a most of £1,784 for a brand new, commonplace season ticket. It is probably not the costliest within the division however the least expensive out there value remains to be a steep £974 – the best minimal sum within the Premier League.

West Ham very a lot function at each ends of the spectrum. While the reigning Europa Conference League champions are considered one of seven golf equipment with season tickets that exceed £1,000, there may be additionally a £310 value level – the bottom within the division.

Runaway Championship winners Burnley return to the highest flight with probably the most reasonably priced season tickets, demanding a most of £500 from their loyal fanbase. Fellow promoted sides Sheffield United and Luton Town are unsurprisingly additionally providing affordable prices after escaping the Championship.

In stark distinction to their west London neighbours Fulham, each Chelsea and Brentford have frozen their season ticket prices over the summer season of 2023. As many as 17 Premier League golf equipment are asking for extra from their very own followers in comparison with final season.

While Chelsea’s haphazard new possession are usually not afraid to splash the money within the switch market, they haven’t funded their splurges solely via the pockets of followers.

Brentford proceed to be a shining instance of an impeccably run membership. The Bees completed ninth final season – their highest league place since 1938 – but do not ask for any greater than £549 for a season ticket.

During the 2021/22 marketing campaign, Brentford had been the one membership whose whole income was greater than double their wage invoice – Matthew Benham’s data-backed aspect are making loads of cash and needn’t gauge their followers. If solely among the division’s different golf equipment took the identical stance.

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