Wolves cut Championship ticket prices as children go for a fiver | OneFootball

Wolves have unveiled reduced matchday ticket prices for 2026/27, with all under-14s at £5 and adult members saving 10 per cent, ahead of Cesar Peixoto’s side opening against Blackburn Rovers on Friday, 14 August.

The club said members would usually have first access to Championship fixtures before general sale, although arrangements could change for high-demand games.

The cheapest adult member seats are in the Graham Hughes Stand at £18, released only once the rest of Molineux is full, or £20 for non-members.

The Stan Cullis and Sir Jack Hayward stands are £29.70 for members and £33 for non-members, while the most expensive seats are in the Billy Wright centre at £37.35 and £41.50.

The Billy Wright lower costs £31.05 for members and £34.50 for non-members. The Steve Bull Stand is £31.95 and £35.50, and currently has the most availability for the opener. The Billy Wright wings are £35.10 for members and £39 for non-members.

Prices for those aged 65+ range from £12.60 to £26.10 for members and £14 to £29 for non-members. Under-23s run from £11.70 to £24.30 and £13 to £27. Under-18s are £10.50 across the ground, reduced to £8 in the Graham Hughes Stand.

Before the league begins, Wolves face Port Vale in the Carabao Cup on Friday, 7 August. Adult members are £12 and non-members £15, with under-65s and under-23s at £8 for members and £10 for non-members, and under-18s at £3 and £5.

Source: ExpressAndStar.com