2026/27 Match Ticket Prices Confirmed

[jammie82uk]

https://www.lcfc.com/media-article/leicester-city-2026-2027-match-ticket-prices-sky-bet-league-one

 

Match-by-match ticket prices for Leicester City’s home Sky Bet League One fixtures at King Power Stadium during the 2026/27 season have now been confirmed.

 

Highest-priced 2025/26 match ticket category removed for the new season

Adult tickets available from £20, with Junior tickets from £5

 

Four home league fixtures to be designated as Category C Fixtures

Burton Albion, Plymouth Argyle, Oxford United and Wigan Athletic fixtures on sale from Wednesday 5 August

Following a review of match ticket pricing and consultation with supporters, the Club will operate three match categories - A, B and C - for the new campaign.

The highest-priced category used during the 2025/26 season has been removed, meaning last season’s Category B, C and D prices will become Category A, B and C respectively for 2026/27.

 

Prices will start from £20 for Adults and £5 for Under-12s in the lowest category, with carefully considered junior and concessionary pricing retained across all three.

To download the above table and see our stadium map, CLICK HERE.

Four home league matches will be designated as Category C Fixtures during the regular season, providing additional opportunities for supporters and families to attend at the lowest available match ticket prices, with the first being our fixture against Plymouth Argyle on Tuesday 1 September. Details of further fixture categories will be confirmed in due course.

 

Our first four home games of the season will go on sale to 2026/27 Fox Members from 8am on Wednesday 5 August, including two CAT A fixtures, one CAT B fixture and one CAT C fixture.

 

Leicester City vs Burton Albion - Saturday 22 August 3pm KO CAT A

Leicester vs Plymouth Argyle - Tuesday 1 September 7:45pm KO CAT C

Leicester vs Oxford United - Saturday 5 September 3pm KO CAT A

Leicester vs Wigan Athletic - Saturday 26 September 3pm KO CAT B

 

FOX MEMBERSHIPS ON SALE

Supporters planning to purchase match tickets during the season can also secure priority access through a 2026/27 Fox Membership, which is now on sale.

Fox Members receive priority access to home league tickets, as well as a five per cent discount on their own match ticket for a minimum of 15 home league fixtures and a £5 ticketing voucher to use against a home league ticket.

Adult and International Fox Memberships are priced at £35, with Junior Fox Memberships for supporters aged 0-17 available for £20*.

Buy your 2026/27 Fox Membership HERE.

 

PREMIUM EXPERIENCES

Prices are also confirmed for our Premium Experiences across the League One season on a match-by-match basis, with a range of experiences on offer, to suit your occasion or preference – from private seasonal Executive Boxes to casual dining in our vibrant Fosse Club lounge. Supporters looking for a different type of matchday can explore available packages HERE. Alternatively, you can arrange a viewing or discuss options by calling 0344 815 5000 (Option 1 – Sub Option 3), or emailing [email protected]. 

 

SUPPORTER CONSULTATION

Match ticket pricing and fixture categorisation formed part of consultation with supporters through our Fan Consultative Committee Working Group in April and Fan Advisory Board in May as part of our Fan Engagement Framework.

Discussions included the importance of maintaining accessible pricing, particularly for younger supporters and families, as well as the structure and simplicity of match categorisation. Feedback from those discussions has been considered alongside benchmarking as part of the Club’s review.

The match category for each home league fixture, together with full sales arrangements, will be communicated on LCFC.com and the Official LCFC App ahead of tickets going on sale. Terms and conditions apply and are available HERE.

*Please note that Junior Fox Members can only access ticket benefits from age two.

 

BROADCAST SELECTIONS

We know how important confirmed dates and kick-off times are for supporters planning to follow us home and away. All fixtures remain subject to change, with broadcast selections for Sky Bet League One fixtures confirmed in line with the EFL’s 2026/27 TV Game Selection Process – you can see the full dates for when broadcast selections are made HERE. 

All fixture movements involving Leicester City, including in the Emirates FA Cup, Carabao Cup and EFL Trophy will be communicated on the Official LCFC App and LCFC.com as soon as they are confirmed. 

The information above has been included following feedback from our Fan Advisory Board. You can find out more about the Board and the Club’s wider Fan Engagement Framework HERE.

Edited 6 hours ago by jammie82uk

[dnewty]

 

[AKCJ]

Games against Oxford and Burton classed as "Category A".

 

What a complete joke.

[john ridley]

Shouldn't be any A, in fact all league 1 should be the same .

[goose2010]

£36 (plus booking fee) to sit in the kop to watch Oxford ?? 

 

Honestly what are they smoking! 

[jammie82uk]

2 minutes ago, AKCJ said:

Games against Oxford and Burton classed as "Category A".

 

What a complete joke.

They have got to Grade A a lot of games to keep the difference between STH and Match day tickets

 

Brand new season ticket holder in A2 or C1 pays £588 for their season ticket, Based on 4 Grade C games and 19 Grade A games that’s a saving of £89 

In Being a season ticket holder although we know all the remaining 19 won’t all be grade A games so the margin will actually be lower 

 

 

[slymunn]

4 minutes ago, jammie82uk said:

They have got to Grade A a lot of games to keep the difference between STH and Match day tickets

 

Brand new season ticket holder in A2 or C1 pays £588 for their season ticket, Based on 4 Grade C games and 19 Grade A games that’s a saving of £89 

In Being a season ticket holder although we know all the remaining 19 won’t all be grade A games so the margin will actually be lower 

 

 

Its strange how new season tickets for A2/C1 are £588, but the Kop is £520...but the match tickets are cheaper in A2/C1.

 

Unless I've read it wrong.

 

 

[jammie82uk]

18 minutes ago, slymunn said:

Its strange how new season tickets for A2/C1 are £588, but the Kop is £520...but the match tickets are cheaper in A2/C1.

 

Unless I've read it wrong.

 

 

You have read that correctly, New season ticket is £520 in the Kop but based on what I’ve done above 4 grade C games and 19 grade A games would be a saving of £264, margin would be lower due to not all 19 games being grade A 

[sharpylcfc]

Do you still need a membership to buy tickets for home games?

[MS0204]

5 minutes ago, sharpylcfc said:

Do you still need a membership to buy tickets for home games?

I think a lot will go to general sale this season 

[brookfox]

58 minutes ago, dnewty said:

 

Not sure what's the least inspiring part; having Thomas and Mavididi on the image, the logos of the 4 clubs we'll be playing, or the look on the supporters faces when you click the link!

 

[Winstonthedog]

40 minutes ago, goose2010 said:

£36 (plus booking fee) to sit in the kop to watch Oxford ?? 

 

Honestly what are they smoking! 

The booking fee takes the biscuit.... I mean do they actually realise how far we have fallen ... Topkin ... you better hope we get off to a flying start 

[Winstonthedog]

14 minutes ago, sharpylcfc said:

Do you still need a membership to buy tickets for home games?

No ... but you need beating with a stocking full of wet sh1t if you buy a membership before we see how the season pans out 

[slymunn]

7 minutes ago, Winstonthedog said:

The booking fee takes the biscuit.... I mean do they actually realise how far we have fallen ... Topkin ... you better hope we get off to a flying start 

Booking fees are on pretty much every site that sells tickets..

[Gravel]

15 minutes ago, brookfox said:

Not sure what's the least inspiring part; having Thomas and Mavididi on the image, the logos of the 4 clubs we'll be playing, or the look on the supporters faces when you click the link!

 

That was as cheerful as we got last season 

[Gazza3]

I'm saving so much money by not attending 😀

[Winstonthedog]

12 minutes ago, slymunn said:

Booking fees are on pretty much every site that sells tickets..

I'm aware of that ... to me its a scam what do they actually do for it ..... nothing at all 

[sharpylcfc]

Felt the prices could be much better.

[dmayne7]

£47 for a ticket to a League 1 match . Up the KP

[Nickaj]

Screwed up my courage and renewed my season ticket at what I thought was the last minute.

Now looking at these match-by-match ticket prices, I’m thinking now of cancelling my season ticket and buying a membership instead

[jammie82uk]

39 minutes ago, Winstonthedog said:

I'm aware of that ... to me it’s a scam what do they actually do for it ..... nothing at all 

Booking fees are overinflated but exist because card companies charge a commission to accept the card payment, The actual scam for tickets is companies that charge a processing fee that’s always a percentage for example Ticketmaster charge 10% of ticket price while the ticket regardless of price is processed the same exact way 

Edited 4 hours ago by jammie82uk

[Nolucklcfc]

Half empty ground next season then, knew that anyway tho didn’t we … 

[foxile5]

They deserve an empty stadium. 

 

It's like they simply don't remember two months ago when fans didn't want to turn up that drek.

[JonnyBoy]

5 minutes ago, foxile5 said:

They deserve an empty stadium. 

 

It's like they simply don't remember two months ago when fans didn't want to turn up that drek.

We have too many soft and unprincipled fans for this to happen

[KansasFox]

how do our prices compare with, say, sheffield wednesday or another club expecting to be towards the top or with one of the larger followings in League 1?