Sheffield United confirm season ticket prices and sale date ahead of possible Prem return

Blades 2023/24 season tickets available to renew today ahead of potential Premier League return
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Sheffield United have confirmed season ticket details for next season, ahead of a possible return to the Premier League, with renewals now available online.

Current season ticket holders who renew for the 2023/24 season before 5pm on April 5, 2023, will pay only £1 per game more than this campaign to secure their seat.

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United have also partnered with PayPal to offer fans the option to pay for their season tickets over three instalments, replacing the option to spread the cost monthly as in previous seasons.

Sheffield United’s new season ticket campaign went live this morningSheffield United’s new season ticket campaign went live this morning
Sheffield United’s new season ticket campaign went live this morning

The deadline for renewals is April 5, at 5pm at which point sales will be suspended until further notice. Season-ticket holders who don’t renew by this date risk losing their seat and the price guarantee.

United’s chief executive officer, Stephen Bettis, said: “With one of the highest average attendances yet again in the Championship, the impressive support of Sheffield United fans has been incredible.

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“And in the current economic climate we are conscious of other financial pressures, so we have kept pricing as affordable as possible for next season.”

Season ticket prices are as follows:

SSB Law Kop Stand
  • Adult
  • 60+/Disabled
  • U22/Student
  • Under 18
  • £380.50
  • £258.00
  • £197.00
  • £76.25
South Stand, DSM John Street & CS2 Family Corner
  • Adult
  • 60+/Disabled
  • U22/Student
  • Under 18
  • £490.50
  • £298.00
  • £197.00
  • £85.25
Bramall Lane Upper/Corner
  • Adult
  • 60+/Disabled
  • U22/Student
  • Under 18
  • £435.50
  • £283.00
  • £197.00
  • £80.75
Disabled Enclosure Wheelchairs + Specific Ambulant AreaN/A
  • 172.00

Paul Heckingbottom’s men are second in the Championship table and are three points clear of their nearest challengers Middlesbrough, with a game in hand. They are also through to the semi-finals of the FA Cup, where they will face Manchester City at Wembley. Ticket information for that clash is yet to be released.

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