Wolves announce 2026/27 Championship season ticket cuts across Molineux | OneFootball

Wolves have published 2026/27 Championship season ticket prices, with every supporter receiving at least a 25 per cent reduction after relegation was confirmed.

The club said in a statement that season ticket holders will also receive added value including 10 per cent off full-priced retail, 10 per cent off official away travel, and an automatic allocation of 1,000 loyalty points.

Adults in the Stan Cullis, Sir Jack Hayward, and the lower and wing sections of the Billy Wright get 25 per cent off, making the cheapest behind the goals priced at £549. The Steve Bull stand sees the biggest adult cut at 28 per cent, to £599. The centre of the Billy Wright will be £699 after a 26 per cent reduction.

Over-65s fall by 27 to 33 per cent, with prices from £384 behind the goals to £489 in the Billy Wright centre. Youth bands are now under-23 and under-18. Under-14s pay £75, down 29 per cent, and under-18s £175 in all stands, down 37 to 53 per cent.

Some under-23s also see up to 36 per cent off in the Billy Wright centre and 38 per cent in the Steve Bull. The reset follows criticism of former chairman Jeff Shi over 2024 increases, later partly reversed then frozen.

Graham Hughes Stand holders will be contacted directly, with no season tickets there next season. Direct debit payers from 2025/26 are automatically renewed from 29 June 2026 unless they opt out by 5pm on Friday 29 May. Smartcards will be reactivated as mobile entry is phased in.

Source: ExpressAndStar.com