Supporters can once again secure their place at the Towbar Express Stadium for the upcoming season, with season tickets offering excellent value for those who regularly attend home fixtures.

The Club can also confirm that matchday admission prices will remain unchanged for the new season, ensuring that attending Whitby Town fixtures continues to be accessible for supporters of all ages.

However, following a recent consultation with the Supporters’ Club, and acting on a thoughtful suggestion from one of our younger fans, there will be a small adjustment to junior pricing. From the start of the 2026/27 season, Under-16 admission will be set at £2. This reflects the Club’s ongoing commitment to encouraging young supporters to attend matches and be part of the Whitby Town community.

Season Ticket Prices (2026/27):

• Adults: £220 (equivalent to £10.48 per match)
• Concessions: £155 (equivalent to £7.38 per match)
• Under-18s: £70 (equivalent to £3.33 per match)
• Under-16s: £25 (equivalent to £1.19 per match)

Season tickets will also grant complimentary access to all home pre-season friendlies.

Please note, season tickets are valid for Pitching In Northern Premier League fixtures only. Emirates FA Cup and Isuzu FA Trophy matches are not included under competition rules.

Click here to buy your season ticket.

Supporters can now also spread the cost of their season tickets with Klarna, offering added flexibility when making payments.

Matchday Admission Prices:
Adults: £13
Concessions: £9
Under-18s: £5
Under-16s: £2

Season tickets represent a significant saving across all categories, particularly for regular attendees, and remain the best-value way to follow the Seasiders throughout the season.

Season tickets are available to purchase now, and supporters are encouraged to secure theirs early ahead of what we hope can be an exciting campaign.

We thank all supporters for their continued backing and look forward to welcoming you back for the 2026/27 season.

Details regarding season ticket collection will be communicated to supporters in due course ahead of the new campaign