Everton freeze home match ticket prices after review and supporter talks

It follows a review of last season’s approach and continued engagement with supporter groups.

Fans purchasing match tickets at Hill Dickinson Stadium will continue to pay the same prices as last season, while the new 18-21 tariff is designed to bridge the gap between junior and adult pricing and support young adults as they move into further education, apprenticeships or their first jobs.

The process for purchasing home match tickets will remain unchanged from last season, with Forever Blue+ Members receiving first priority through a ballot before any remaining tickets are made available to Forever Blue Members.

Full details of how the sales window works can be found HERE.

The Blues, who get their Premier League campaign under way at home to Crystal Palace on Saturday, August 22, announced season-ticket prices in April.

Most supporters were hit with price increases as the club embarks on its second season at Hill Dickinson Stadium. The maximum rise was capped at £85 and the average adult uplift was around £45 - or £2.26 per game.

The club committed to freezing costs for under-11s and for adults seated in the stadium’s family area, however, while all concessionary categories were being retained.

Junior (11-17) season tickets started from £256, young adult (18-21) and seniors (65+) from £480 and adult (22-64) from £640.

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