Valencia freeze season-ticket prices for Mestalla’s final season | OneFootball

Valencia will freeze season-ticket prices in Mestalla’s final season before a planned 2027 move to the Nou Mestalla, with renewals starting tomorrow and all holders to receive a physical pass as a keepsake.

According to AS, the campaign, titled 'Mestalla és etern', will hold prices at last season’s levels and will not accept new subscriptions, while single match tickets for the general public will rise.

Last season Mestalla recorded the highest occupancy at 90.5% with 12 sell-outs. There are 40,174 season-ticket holders and more than 6,500 tickets were sold per match, with a peak of 47,537 against Real Madrid, including 38,722 holders. Such numbers had not been seen since the double-winning 03-04 season.

The 'asiento libre' option will continue, offering a frequent route to tickets, with holders compensated if their seat is resold. Renewals are automatic with a two July charge, and those wishing to opt out must return the bill, with financing available beforehand.

The junior pass, for those born after 2010, carries a 50% discount, while the shareholders’ rebate drops from 10% to 5%.

Prices range from €1,775 to €285, with an average of €475 for all LaLiga fixtures and Valencia’s home Copa del Rey ties. The Grada de Animación will admit about 200 new members at €310, limited to ages 16 to 30 and requiring Socio VCF status. The club hopes to reach 50,000 season-ticket holders at the Nou Mestalla.

Source: AS