Season ticket prices

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The club have retained the £25 child ST offer. Great news. This time with a free scarf rather than a shirt.

Although If I’m understanding the section on credits for attending a certain number of games, the cost of a child ticket will likely increase markedly from next season.

  • Prices FROZEN in the Early Bird window

  • Children’s season tickets remain just £25

  • Age of child increased to 15 and under

  • Exclusive scarf for every child season ticket holder

  • Extra benefits and rewards!

Wycombe Wanderers are excited to build towards the 2026/27 campaign by unveiling the club’s season ticket packages, with prices frozen during the Early Bird window.

This means that children’s season tickets are still just £25, now up to the age of 15 (previously 14), and there’s also a brand-new range of rewards and incentives for season ticket holders, including an exclusive scarf for under-15s, ticketing credit to be earned for attending certain amounts of fixtures, a food and beverage token for every season ticket holder, monthly prize draws and benefits from club partners.

A 2026/27 season ticket offers supporters the most complete and rewarding way to follow Wycombe Wanderers throughout the season, combining guaranteed access, priority purchasing and a strong programme of added value experiences.

Season ticket holders receive access to all 23 home league fixtures, securing their seat for every league match at Adams Park. In addition, holders benefit from priority access to purchase additional home match tickets ahead of general sale, as well as priority purchasing windows for away fixtures, ensuring the best possible chance to secure tickets for high-demand games.

The club continues to offer the popular subscription model, enabling fans to pay monthly for their access to home league matches. Existing season ticket holders on subscription automatically retain the early bird rate and don’t need to lift a finger; your subscription will just roll over into the new season and your monthly price will remain the same (except for any change of age category).

If you wish to cancel your subscription, just email tickets@wwfc.com.

As well as the increase in child age from 14 and under to 15 and under, the junior category is now ages 16-17, while the young and mid-adult price bands have been merged into a single 18-25 category.

Match ticket prices have also been frozen, with season ticket holders still retaining the best possible value for money.

All prices and on-sale dates can be found below.

Benefits of a season ticket or subscription

  •   Child season ticket holders (aged 15 and under) will earn £50 credit when they attend 10 home league games (having their season ticket scanned at the turnstile), and a further £25 credit when attending 15 and then 20, to be redeemed against the cost of their season ticket for 2027/28, or in the club shop

  •   Child season ticket holders (aged 15 and under) will also receive an exclusive scarf, to be collected from Adams Park when attending a match early in the 2026/27 campaign

  •   All season ticket holders will receive one token for a food and drink item at a home league game, with details to follow closer to the new season

  •   Season ticket holders will be able to benefit from discounts and special offers from selected club partners

To further celebrate the loyalty of our season ticket holders, we’re introducing a monthly prize draw offering you the chance to win a range of unique experiences and prizes throughout the season. You’ll receive one entry into each monthly prize draw every time you attend a fixture in that month, with prizes including:

  •   A private hospitality box for one match

  •   Four Legends Lounge tickets

  •   Training Ground tour experiences for four Season Ticket Holders plus a guest each

  •   Mascot experiences for five Under-15 Season Ticket Holders

  •   Stadium tours for eight Season Ticket Holders plus a guest each

  •   Monty’s Bar access for a month for five Season Ticket Holders plus a guest

  •   Signed shirts for four Season Ticket Holders

  •   A Tunnel Club experience for one Season Ticket Holder

  •   A Boardroom experience for ten Season Ticket Holders plus a guest each

Season Ticket Holders will also have access to hospitality upgrade opportunities, including Legends Lounge and Swan Lounge experiences, subject to availability.

Key dates

On Sale and Renew your Seat

  •   Available to buy non-reserved seats and renew reserved seats at Early Bird Prices.

o Thursday 30th April @12pm (Ticket Office, Phone, Online)

Keep your Seats Deadline

  •   Deadline to renew your reserved seat before general sale

o Monday 8th June @ 9am.

Supporters can continue to renew online up until this deadline. After this deadline, your seat is no longer guaranteed.

Move your Seat Week

  •   Exclusive window for supporters to relocate their seat

  •   Season tickets will be temporarily off sale during this period

  •   Available to supporters who have already renewed

o Monday 8th June @ 10am – Wednesday 10th June @5pm.

Final time to buy on Early Bird

  •   Season tickets return to sale with all remaining seats available at Early Bird prices

o Thursday 11th June @ 10am – Friday 12th June @ 5pm

Early Bird Price Ends

  •   Season ticket prices increase to general prices ahead of the new season.

o Monday 15th June @ 10am

Prices

Please note that your price category is determined by your age as of 1st August 2026.

Child’s season tickets must be purchased in conjunction with either a Young Adult, Senior or Adult season ticket, to ensure the child is supervised, on a basis of up to five children per supporter aged 18+.

*Child tickets are not available in the Terrace due to a minimum height requirement

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I wonder what makes them different to the scarves in the club shop.

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Early bird deal is…the same expensive price as last year.

However, you do get ONE free drink over the season.

I’m still signing back up either way let’s be real, but it’s not exactly the stuff of marketing genius is it.

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Can I buy a kids season ticket on its own? Would ot be cheaper than paying per match for a handful of games?

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Not sure what you mean on it’s own - you need an adult ticket in conjunction.

But if I’m reading it right, even in the Frank Adams you could buy a ticket for £25 for a kid. Imagine the Couhig’s reaction to premium real estate up there for that cheap.

Although it at least is great for kids who can’t get into the actual family stand in decent positions because groups of adults are there.

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The 15 and under ticket is £25, and if they attend 20 games they will receive £100 credit to be spent in the club shop or off next year’s season ticket. That seems a fantastic deal and clear evidence that Lommy is looking to the long term. So if you have 2 kids and one doesn’t want to go, you can take a kids friend who will no doubt, spend on a match day and get hooked himself. The incentive is to use the season tickets, I would say that’s great marketing.

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I wasnt sure if you could just get a kids standalone ST.

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Sadly, as I am moving away Rotherham is my last game as an ST holder so I can avoid this debate from now on. Good luck everyone. I will be one of the glory hunters stealing a veteran supporters tickets at the next Wembley visit!:grin:

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Says above they have to be in conjunction with an adult for supervision reasons.

Probably also to stop people cynically just buying a seat next to them in the Frank Adams to leave it empty! Although they could still do this but at least it is tracked to them.

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We’ll be buying our first season tickets for probably block R in the Frank Adams. The £25 kids ticket is a no brainier for us that’s for sure. I think it’ll get used for at least all the Saturday matches and maybe a weekday one depending on school holidays etc.
£22 ish per match for my adult ticket is a good saving on the £30 I’ve been paying for the one off matches I’ve been able to attend until now.

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I like the strategy as it still offers excellent value combined with an incentive to attend as many games as possible and get merch for kids.

But I think it must mean children’s prices will rise next year. Otherwise if you get the full £100 credit during the coming season you’d be able to get £75 of merch and cover the £25 for 27/28 season. But you’d only actually have spent £25.

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This is dreadful news, @Wendoverman . Are you going back to the East Midlands?

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No mi duck…clichéd retirement to the seaside.

I may finally have to buy a holiday home in Vipiennes.

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Where have you chosen @Wendoverman

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Bless you for thinking I had any say in the matter…Dorset.

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Very nice, a great choice, will we be seeing reports from Dorchester, Weymouth or Poole matches.

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Not likely. Trev thinks they are all shite and they are fool for supporting and chairboys80 thinks (insert name here) is rubbish and is only playing because he’s (insert manager’s name here) mate and I need to stop being obsessed with his opinions and get a life.

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You were bidding for Skegness, I imagine.

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I don’t even want to think about how much I’ve spent on Wycombe home and away this season, hotels, trains, beers and food. So an ST freeze is a win I guess!

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It’s bracing!