Wolves significantly reduce season-ticket prices across the board

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Wolves have confirmed that all season-ticket holders will receive "a minimum 25% reduction" in their packages ahead of the 2026-27 campaign, which will see the club drop down to the Championship after an eight-year stint in the Premier League.

There will be greater reductions available across concession categories. For example, younger supporters could see their season ticket prices fall "by as much as 53%" compared to this campaign.

In addition, the under-21 concessionary category has been increased to under-23, while the under-17 band has been upped to under-18.

Fixed prices have also been introduced for younger supporters, with under-18s paying a £175 flat-rate across all four stands and under-14s paying just £75.

The football club committed to season ticket reductions last month, as well as a review of its general admission ticket pricing.

Wolves' interim executive chairman Nathan Shi confirmed the wholesale changes to the club's pricing structure in a club statement.

"These changes reflect a clear reset in how we approach ticketing at Wolves, with a focus on accessibility and long-term growth" he said.

"We want to ensure more supporters, especially young fans and families, can experience Molineux and feel part of the club.

"A full and vibrant Molineux remains crucial to our goals - one we believe can drive the team to a successful 2026-27 season."

The decision confirms the club's mission to improve accessibility, encourage long-term growth and build their next generation of supporters.

Meanwhile, senior supporters will also continue to benefit from the 65+ concessionary category, despite changes to the national retirement age.

The club believes the move "represents a reset in approach, aimed at strengthening the connection between the club and its supporters for the long term".

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