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16

May 2023

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Harrogate Town freeze season ticket prices for upcoming campaign

Published: 16 May 2023, 16:00 BST

by Calvin Robinson Chief Reporter

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Photo credit: Matt Kirkham, Harrogate Town.

Harrogate Town have frozen adult season tickets and cut prices for juniors for the 2023/24 season.

The club announced today adult tickets will remain at £349 for standing and £395 for seating.

Concessions will also be frozen at £285 for standing and £322 for seated.

Under-18s and under-12s tickets will be cut in price for the 2023/24 campaign.

Under-18 standing tickets will be priced at £132 for standing and £162 for seated, while under 12s will be priced at £99 for standing and £138 for seated.

The price represents a drop from £179 standing and £209 seated for under 18s and £129 standing and £159 seated for under 12s.

The club has also announced a family bundle option, whereby supporters can purchase multiple season tickets, such as one adult and one under-18, and save 10% off the combined cost.

Season ticket renewals for adults and concessions will remain frozen at last year's prices. Renewals for under-18s and under-12s will be cut to the same price as new supporters.

Prices for new season tickets at Harrogate Town for 2023/24.

Prices for new season tickets at Harrogate Town for 2023/24.



The club have also confirmed that supporters will be able to pay the cost in instalments.

Current season ticket holders have until June 16 to renew before the ticket is released on general sale. New season tickets will go on sale to all supporters from Monday, May 22.

In a statement, Harrogate Town said its decision to cut junior prices was "part of our commitment to being a family club".

It added:

“With further developments currently underway, the club remains committed to continuing to grow the crowds by increasing the number of seats to 2000, and will have more facilities to cater for a growing fan base as we prepare for our fourth season in the Football League.”


Harrogate Town secured their EFL status last month with a 3-2 win at Newport County.

It means Harrogate can prepare for a fourth campaign in EFL League Two since their historic promotion in 2020.




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