Overview
- Manchester United confirmed a roughly 5% rise for 2026/27, putting the cheapest adult season ticket at £646, which the club says equates to just over £2 per game for adults.
- United will keep the 16-of-19 seat‑usage requirement, will resume publishing ballot and allocation data, and will bring back European away ticket collections if they qualify.
- United also plans to move several hundred season‑ticket holders in the Sir Bobby Charlton Stand to expand hospitality seating, drawing condemnation from the Manchester United Supporters’ Trust.
- Newcastle United set a 5% increase for general admission and 15% for premium bar areas, with adult prices reaching up to £987 and a pledged £1m investment in audio, kiosks and seating plus new high‑visibility bowl screens.
- Supporter groups at both clubs criticized the hikes and pressed for a freeze under the FSA campaign, with Newcastle’s Fan Advisory Board also objecting to the disability ticket discount being cut to 25%.