Nottingham Forest freeze season card prices and restore young adult price band | OneFootball

Nottingham Forest have frozen season card prices for 2026/27 and reinstated a young adult price band, aiming to reaffirm their bond with supporters. The club said in a statement that the 18 to 21 bracket will return alongside the price freeze.

The move followed dialogue with the Nottingham Forest Supporters’ Trust, which surveyed fans on affordability and fed back their views. Chairman Nicholas Randall KC praised the fanbase and framed the decisions as a response to that backing and a commitment to togetherness.

Existing holders can renew their seats from 10am tomorrow, Friday, March 13, until 5pm on Friday, April 24. Adult prices run from £575 to £915, with young adult rates from £415 to £575.

Around 1,300 supporters are expected to benefit from the young adult band, with savings of up to £340 compared with adult season cards. The club also referenced consultations with Forza Garibaldi and the Fan Advisory Board.

The Supporters’ Trust welcomed the freeze and the reinstated concession after an initial consultation last week, pointing to a strong survey response and widespread debate across social media and the press. It urged unity to back the team through the season run-in.

Forest are in a Premier League relegation battle with nine games remaining to decide next season’s division. The announcement follows reduced prices for this evening’s Europa League last 16 tie with Midtjylland after disappointing sales and criticism over high prices.

Source: Nottingham Post