Arsenal update season ticket prices for 2026/27 season, introduce safe standing

Arsenal have confirmed an increase in their men’s season ticket prices for the 2026/27 campaign.

The Gunners have one of the most expensive tickets in the Premier League and received the third-highest income from gate receipts (£127m) in 2023/24, behind only Paris Saint-Germain (£139m) and Real Madrid (£153m) in Europe.

The London giants have increased their season ticket prices for the past four years, and they have now announced a similar hike for the 2025/26 campaign. The Gunners are offering two types of season tickets.

The club’s most dedicated fans can choose between a 23-match offer that includes four Champions League home matches (league phase) or a 19-game option that only includes the Premier League games at the Emirates Stadium.

Both tickets will be 3.9% more expensive. Arsenal have attributed rising operational matchday costs as the reason for the price hike. A 23-match season ticket will cost a minimum of £1,291 next term and a maximum of £2,196 (near the centre circle).

The Gunners will still distribute 1000 free tickets to the local community.

Meanwhile, Arsenal have confirmed the introduction of standing rails next term in areas where the supporters generally stand – the Clock End’s lower tier.

The North Bank lower tier will follow suit during the 2027/28 season. There will be 13,500 supporters, including away fans, under licensed standing areas by then.

Arsenal’s immediate focus will be on tonight’s Premier League clash at Wolverhampton Wanderers.

The Gunners are presently four points ahead of Manchester City at the top of the league standings, and can go seven clear with a victory at the Molineux Stadium.

Manager Mikel Arteta could make at least eight changes to the starting line-up from the 4-0 win over Wigan Athletic in the FA Cup fourth round at the Emirates.

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