Leeds United confirm season ticket prices and new clampdown on no-shows for 24/25 cam…

Leeds United have confirmed season ticket prices for the 2024/25 season and renewal information for supportersFor the second time in eleven years, Leeds United season ticket prices will increase in the upcoming season, and the Whites will also be enforcing stricter regulations against no-shows. Before the 2024–2025 season, Elland Road officials have made information about season ticket renewals available. They have also reaffirmed their goal of gradually bringing all stadium seating to the same price for all fans.

The prices will increase in accordance with the 2022–2023 fees; league status will not affect them. For the time being, the lowest fees—which begin at £18.87 per game in the Championship and £22.84 per game in the Premier League—will still be paid by those with the longest tenure.

For the first time, United has implemented new policies to maximize attendance at home games. Season ticket holders who fail to use their chairs will face consequences. Season ticket holders will not be invited to renew for the following season if they do not attend 80% of the home league games at Elland Road.

Attendance will be considered when a season ticket holder uses the official ticket exchange program to resell their seat, or when they attend in person or when a friend or relative uses the official ticket forwarding scheme.

“The implementation of this attendance requirement has proven successful at other clubs, guaranteeing as many supporters see the team while encouraging fans to monetarily support matches they are unable to attend, making season tickets more affordable,” the club stated in a statement.

Tickets for renewal are available from March 1 through April 8 at tickets.leedunited.com. Three tenure-based price tiers will still exist. “We will begin to equalise pricing gradually over the course of several renewal periods, with the medium-term objective being all supporters seated in the same sections at Elland Road will pay the same price,” the club said in a statement in response to fan comments and to be fairer to all fans.

It is also possible to divide season ticket costs into six- or ten-month instrument plans. According to the club, purchasing a season ticket typically reduces the cost of attendance at 34% of Championship or 25% of Premier League games. That is equivalent to five free matches in the top level or eight free matches in the second tie.

“Price rises are never welcomed, particularly during times of continued widespread economic pressure,” the Leeds United Supporters’ Trust stated. As the team begins to level out season ticket legacy pricing, some fans will see higher hikes than others. The goal is to guarantee that no season ticket holder will ever pay more than the person seated next to them in the future.

Along with new alternatives for payment plans during the season, the club’s consideration that hikes are based on 2022/23 prices rather than pre-rebate 2023/24 prices is very appreciated. We realize that the club is still attempting to honor the devotion of the longest-serving season ticket holders by allowing them to pay the lowest price for a match ticket over the next few seasons, even though we’re sorry to see some fans receive raises of 12 percent.

“It’s a positive step that the club actively engaged with multiple fan groups prior to today’s announcement, and we acknowledge that some, if not all, of the feedback was taken into consideration.”

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