Newcastle United announce increase to season ticket prices for the 2024/25 season
Newcastle United have announced that there will be a 5% increase on most season ticket categories and an average price rise of 3.3% across St. James' Park.
In a press release posted by the club, they announced that the renewal process for 2024/25 season tickets will open on Tuesday, 23rd April.
The club has remained committed to their long term freeze deal set out during the 2011/12 season, meaning thousands of fans will continue to pay those prices.
The club has also frozen prices for junior categories again.
The new pricing structure can be found here.
Darren Eales weighs in on new ticket pricing
Along with the announcement, the club confirmed that there is an "ongoing comprehensive feasibility study with a leading global agency" With the intention of seeing what is possible for the future of St. James' Park.
CEO of Newcastle Darren Eales said: "I want to thank our loyal season ticket holders for their incredible support once again this season and for making St. James' Park an incredibly special place. Together, we have experienced amazing moments and matches here and we still have so much to play for.
"For next season, we have carefully considered our ticketing structure so that we continue to offer excellent value, while remaining competitive on and off the pitch and able to build towards our ambitious targets.
"We have approached our ticketing structure with careful consideration. Although our matchday and operational costs have increased significantly in recent years, we have done our utmost to limit the impact on supporters by increasing revenues elsewhere while continuing to invest in attracting and retaining top talent, and in our facilities and matchday experience.
"We are committed to keeping football affordable, and our ticket prices benchmark favourably compared to the vast majority of our competitors at Premier League level.
"We hope as many of our current season ticket holders as possible will renew for the exciting journey ahead."
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Manchester City
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Liverpool
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Brighton
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Arsenal
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Newcastle United
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Brentford
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Aston Villa
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Bournemouth
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Nottingham Forest
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3 | 1 | 5 |
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Tottenham Hotspur
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Chelsea
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Fulham
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3 | 0 | 4 |
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West Ham United
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Manchester United
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Leicester
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3 | -2 | 1 |
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Crystal Palace
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Ipswich
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Wolves
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Southampton
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3 | -4 | 0 |
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Everton
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3 | -8 | 0 |
