Blackpool FC announce season ticket prices for 2026/27 League One campaign
Blackpool have released their season ticket details for the 2026/27 season - with prices being frozen for younger fans but rising for adults.
Blackpool have announced their season ticket prices for the 2026/27 campaign.
The Seasiders are preparing for their fourth year in League One, having found themselves stuck in the third tier since being relegated from the Championship in 2023.
Despite optimism on the Fylde Coast last summer, the club ultimately found itself in a battle at the bottom for long periods of the most recent campaign.
A late surge from Ian Evatt’s side ultimately pulled them well clear from danger, and helped to create a sense of unity - with fans packing out the stands for several fixtures.
Blackpool will be hoping to replicate that feeling for their 125th year at Bloomfield Road.
Two years ago, the club was criticised for steep rises in season ticket prices, which led to a freeze for adults and a reduction for younger fans last May.
This time around, costs for the latter remain unchanged from the 2025/26 campaign.
Early bird starting prices in the North, West Outer and South stands start at £119 (U18s), £69 (U14s) and £49 (U5s), while in the South West it’s £69 (U18s), £49 (U14s) and free for U5s.
As for adults, there has been an increase on last year, with early bird starting prices rising from £375 to £389 in the North, West Outer and South stands.
It’s the same for seniors and 18-21s, going from £325 and £249 to £339 and £259.
Meanwhile, in the South West it’s £325 (adults), £285 (seniors) and £209 (young adults).
The interest free direct debit payment option remains in place following its introduction last year, which will allow fans to spread the cost over a 10-month period, while there’s been a total freeze on match-by-match tickets.
Early bird season tickets go on sale from 12pm today (May 6), with that period running until June 3, with prices rising the following day.
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