Sheffield Wednesday fans queue for season tickets as prices reduced across the board amid exciting new era

Sheffield Wednesday fans are looking forward to cheering on the team under new owner David Storch

Huge crowds of loyal Sheffield Wednesday supporters have descended on Hillsborough to purchase season tickets for the 2026/27 campaign.

There is a sense of excitement and optimism among supporters following the takeover by Arise Capital Partners despite last year’s relegation to League One for the fourth time since 2003.

And that’s only been further enhanced by news that the club won’t be receiving a points deduction for the new campaign along with the fact that chairman David Storch has made comments telling Owls supporters that he’ll be doing everything he can to ensure a brighter future for the historic football club after tumultuous period both on and off the pitch under the previous regime.

Season tickets will be 10% cheaper compared to last season, while there’s also options for fans who wish to spread the cost of a season ticket rather than pay in one lump sum, which are crucially interest free with no admin fees.

The Owls have also confirmed in a throwback move that they’ll be trialling safe standing in the North Stand T1 block for the new season.

Supporters seated between row 27 and row 47 in this area can renew as normal or select an alternative seat within the same stand if they prefer to be seated.

The fixtures for the new League One season will be confirmed on Thursday, June 25, 2026 as supporters look ahead to matches against teams such as Doncaster Rovers, Barnsley and Huddersfield Town among others.

One supporter told The Star: “We’re excited I think that’s the stock answer. This time last season we were in a different place it was all doom and gloom. But I think excitement is a word you’ll hear a lot. I can’t wait for the new season to get started.”

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