Wolves unveil 2026/27 Championship season ticket prices after relegation | OneFootball

Wolves have set 2026/27 Championship season ticket prices, with all fans getting at least 25% off after relegation. According to ExpressAndStar.com, the club has published rates across all age bands.

Adults in the Stan Cullis, Sir Jack Hayward and Billy Wright lower and wing areas get 25% cuts, making the cheapest behind the goals £549. The Steve Bull drops 28% to £599, and the Billy Wright centre is £699 after a 26% cut.

Over-65s will pay £384 to £489 after 27 to 33% reductions, and youth bands have been extended to under-23 and under-18 to keep prices lower for longer.

Under-14s will pay £75 for a season ticket, a 29% fall. Under-18s are fixed at £175 in every stand, a 37 to 53% reduction depending on location.

Some under-23s will see up to 38% off in the Steve Bull and 36% in the Billy Wright centre. Interim chairman Nathan Shi called it a reset focused on accessibility and a fuller Molineux to back the team.

Season ticket holders get 10% off full-price retail and official away travel plus 1,000 loyalty points. The move follows criticism of former chairman Jeff Shi over 2024 hikes, before youth prices were revised and tickets frozen last summer.

Season tickets will not be sold in the Graham Hughes Stand, with affected supporters contacted. Direct debit payers for 2025/26 will be auto-renewed unless they opt out by five pm on Friday 29 May, and existing smartcards will be reactivated as smartphone entry is phased in.

Source: ExpressAndStar.com