Memberships now on sale

[jimsmallman]

Seen a few people posting here waiting for memberships for this season to go on sale, they are now.

 

£35 adults (no change)

£20 kids (only one kids group, up from either £10 or £18 depending on age)

£35 international (up from £30)

 

Apparently:

 

Fox Members will benefit from several new additions this season, including:

 

• 10% Foxes Rewards cashback on eligible retail purchases, increased from 5% last season, plus a £5 ticketing voucher redeemable against the Fox Member’s own ticket for a home regular league fixture during the 2026/27 season.
• A 5% discount on their own home league match tickets for a minimum of 15 regular home league fixtures at King Power Stadium, subject to availability and applicable terms and conditions.
• Junior Fox Members receiving £10 in Foxes Rewards credit, automatically added to Foxes Rewards Accounts within two hours of purchase and available to use by 31 May 2027 on eligible retail purchases. Ticketing benefits for Junior Fox Members are available from age two, subject to applicable terms and conditions.
• Continued access to the dedicated Fox Member area within the Official LCFC App, where supporters can view their Membership information and benefits, alongside a free digital matchday magazine.
• A 10% discount on Stadium Tour experiences and selected LCFC Women fixtures at King Power Stadium, plus exclusive prize draw opportunities throughout the season.

[Collymore]

Is it me or do all those different discounts sound unnecessarily complicated! 

[AjcW]

1 hour ago, Collymore said:

Is it me or do all those different discounts sound unnecessarily complicated! 

Wording, despite Tony being promoted over and over again, has never been our strong point....

 

All in all there's some good stuff in there, another point to the new commercial director, we're actually trying to make things worth buying.

 

Half a point off for when they've been released, particularly with the £10 kids credit coming after both main kit launches.

[dmayne7]

Kind of funny that they can charge £35 for a L1 membership. No mention of away benefits is bizarre considering that's probably the biggest pull in terms of ticketing (thinking those that would love a season ticket but don't live anywhere near Leicester). 

 

Was a necessary evil before but didn't get mine last year knowing that it harms my loyalty points. One of the smaller ways I can vote with my wallet in terms of KP

[em9999]

Paid 30 pounds last season for a adult membership .. I swear its gone up a fiver 

[ramboacdc]

20 minutes ago, em9999 said:

Paid 30 pounds last season for a adult membership .. I swear its gone up a fiver 

In the prem I swear they were £40-45. 

May be why I looked and thought it looked cheaper. 

[Stuntman_Mike]

So you get 5% off home games but that's capped to make sure you're not getting too much return on your £35.

[Patrick]

I won't be paying £35 to be able to buy League One tickets. Being a fan of this club is a humiliation ritual.

Edited 6 hours ago by Patrick

[AjcW]

1 hour ago, Patrick said:

I won't be paying £35 to be able to buy League One tickets. Being a fan of this club is a humiliation ritual.

You don't have to, be plenty of Gen Sale tickets available. But people might want to make use of away ballots/tickets and perhaps just being able to book games a bit more advance and getting the £5 back. 

It's capped at 15 games (minimum) I think £75 potential savings from a £35 membership if you wanted to go to that many games.

[TonyN11]

Yippee!

Also appears that I could be a 69 yo mascot 

[Salieri]

I’ve always bought a membership as, living in Cornwall and wanting to get to a few games a season, it been helpful to ensure getting a ticket for (home) games. 
 

I was considering not getting one this season as I think it should be easier to get tickets via general sale thus rendering the membership pointless. 
 

Just wondering though, if I didn’t purchase one this season, would my accumulated points still be safe and still on record when I next purchased a membership? 

[slymunn]

27 minutes ago, AjcW said:

You don't have to, be plenty of Gen Sale tickets available. But people might want to make use of away ballots/tickets and perhaps just being able to book games a bit more advance and getting the £5 back. 

It's capped at 15 games (minimum) I think £75 potential savings from a £35 membership if you wanted to go to that many games.

The £5 is only on one match. Its 5% on other matches.

[AjcW]

1 hour ago, slymunn said:

The £5 is only on one match. Its 5% on other matches.

Christ I need more sleep