Wolves unveil 2026/27 Championship season ticket cuts and prices | OneFootball

Wolves will play in the Championship in 2026/27 and, after relegation was confirmed, have published season ticket prices, with all supporters receiving at least a 25 per cent reduction.

Adults in the Stan Cullis, Sir Jack Hayward and Billy Wright lower and wing sections are down 25 per cent, making the cheapest behind the goals £549. The Steve Bull has the biggest adult cut at 28 per cent to £599, while the Billy Wright centre is £699 after a 26 per cent drop. The club said in a statement that the reduced pricing forms part of a reset in approach.

Over-65s fall by 27 to 33 per cent depending on location, from £384 behind the goals to £489 in the Billy Wright centre.

Youth bands have been reworked, with the former under-21 and under-17 categories extended to under-23 and under-18, and pricing fixed across all stands. Under-14s will pay £75, a 29 per cent cut, and under-18s £175, a 37 to 53 per cent drop depending on seat.

Some under-23 seats also fall sharply, including up to 36 per cent in the Billy Wright centre and 38 per cent in the Steve Bull. The move follows heavy criticism of 2024 price hikes under former chairman Jeff Shi, later partly reversed before a freeze last summer.

Season ticket holders also receive benefits including 10 per cent off retail, 10 per cent off official away travel and 1,000 loyalty points. Graham Hughes Stand holders will be contacted to discuss options, as that area will not offer season tickets next season.

Direct debit payers for 2025/26 will be auto renewed, with payments starting on June 29, 2026, unless they email fanservices@wolves.co.uk with their supporter number and seat by 5pm on Friday May 29. Smartphone entry will be phased in during 2026/27, with 2025/26 smartcards reactivated. Renewal instructions will be emailed on Wednesday April 29.

Source: ExpressAndStar.com