The Foxes' Highest Category A Adult Tickets Are £47 for Home Games
Leicester City will charge fans £47 for their most expensive non-premium adult tickets in the upcoming League One campaign, making them the priciest club in the third tier of English football. This price cut reflects a slight drop from last season's £49.
The League One title-holder Leicester City began their journey with a trip to Notts County and will host Burton Albion on August 22.
Pricing Changes: From Category A to BLeicester City removed the entirety of its highest-priced category in 2025/26, reassigning former Category A to Category B instead. The new categories include:
- CATEGORY A: £47 per home fixture
- CATEGORY B: £30 per away fixture
- CATEGORY C: £20 per away fixture
Sheffield Wednesday, relegated from the Championship last season, will charge £46 for their most expensive Category A adult tickets. Other teams like Huddersfield and Doncaster offer some of the lowest ticket prices at just £25.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do Leicester City's ticket prices compare to other League One clubs?
Leicester City will charge fans £47 for their most expensive non-premium adult tickets, the highest in the league. In contrast, Huddersfield Town and Doncaster Rovers offer some of the cheapest at just £25.