\n Read more<\/span> <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Introducing New Tiering<\/strong><\/p>\n Following supporter consultation and insights from our data, we have\u00a0identified\u00a0strong demand for seating along the halfway line.\u00a0From next season, we’re introducing a third tier by refining our existing Tier 1 seating. Blocks located at the halfway line will remain as Tier 1 seats. The remaining midfield seats will move into Tier 2, with the remainder of the stadium as Tier 3.<\/p>\n Please see the new stadium map below. <\/p>\n Seasonal Memberships<\/strong><\/p>\n We will continue to offer our two core seasonal products: the AWFC Season Ticket<\/strong> and the Six Game Bundle<\/strong>available across both General Admission and Club Level. In addition, our seasonal hospitality product, WSL All In<\/strong>will return with 20 places available.<\/p>\n The Season Ticket\u00a0will see a pro-rata increase to reflect the addition of two extra fixtures as the league expands, alongside a small uplift in Tier 1 locations. <\/p>\n On average, Season Ticket Holders save around 30%,<\/strong> while Six Game Bundle holders save approximately 20%<\/strong> compared to match-by-match pricing. <\/p>\n Our seasonal products\u00a0remain\u00a0our best-value offering, starting from just \u00a310<\/strong> to \u00a316<\/strong> per game in General Admission, and from \u00a332.50<\/strong> to \u00a342<\/strong> per game in Club Level for adults.\u00a0Concession discounts for Juniors, Young Adults and Seniors remains the same. <\/p>\n This\u00a0in line with our commitment to supporting the\u00a0sustainable growth\u00a0of the women\u2019s game and rewarding our most committed supporters.<\/p>\n With continued investment from the Club to enhance the supporter journey, we are also improving our back-end systems\u00a0with Ticketmaster.\u00a0From\u00a0next season,\u00a0supporters will\u00a0benefit\u00a0from Seasonal Digital Passes for both Season Ticket Holders and Six Game Bundle holders making accessing tickets easier.\u00a0Further details on these changes will be shared ahead of the 2026\/27 season. <\/p>\n Seasonal utilisation will continue to be in place next season, remaining unchanged for Six Game Bundle holders having to utilise 4 out of their 6 games whilst Season Ticket Holders will\u00a0move to\u00a010 out of 13 games to reflect the increase of games.<\/p>\n Full pricing for 2026\/27 seasonal products<\/p>\n Match-By-Match<\/strong> <\/p>\n On average,\u00a0General Admission prices\u00a0will\u00a0increase by \u00a31.30<\/strong> per match\u00a0in line with our ongoing commitment to drive sustainable growth in the women\u2019s game whilst nurturing the special community we have who come to our women\u2019s matches.<\/p>\n Club Level prices for Tier 2 and Tier 3 seats remain unchanged<\/strong>along with our Club Level+ prices, while Tier 1 seating will see\u00a0a small increase\u00a0in the match-by-match price. <\/p>\n We will be introducing on-the-day pricing in line with industry standards, while continuing to reward supporters who\u00a0purchase\u00a0their match tickets earlier with lower prices. <\/p>\n Full pricing for match by match tickets at Emirates Stadium <\/p>\n Mangata Developments Stadium<\/strong><\/p>\n Pricing at\u00a0Meadow Park\u00a0will remain held for the 2026\/27 season – pricing and information<\/p>\n Licensed Standing \u202f<\/strong> <\/p>\n To confirm, this summer\u00a0we are\u00a0installing licensed safe standing in the\u00a0Clock End between Blocks 20-29, covering seats 739-911. The front row will not be included. <\/p>\n This currently will\u00a0impact\u00a0around 2,000 seasonal supporters as well as match by match purchasers within those blocks. We also understand this overlaps with our\u00a0Bring\u00a0The\u00a0Family block.\u00a0We will\u00a0consult with supporters over the summer\u00a0and would explore retaining\u00a0an\u00a0enforced seated approach\u00a0in those blocks rather than licensed standing.<\/p>\n The installation begins in the Clock End aligning with the Premier League regulations to include away supporter in licensed standing. However, we understand the North Bank is home to Bring\u00a0The\u00a0Noise\u00a0area, and\u00a0can confirm we will bring in licensed standing in this area for the 2027\/28 season. <\/p>\n This move builds on our work with\u00a0Arsenal Women\u00a0Season\u00a0Ticket\u00a0Holders to\u00a0improve\u00a0the matchday experience at Emirates Stadium, enabling our supporters to champion the team in a safe environment while\u00a0enhancing\u00a0the atmosphere and strengthening the sense of belonging and connection they share with our players. <\/p>\n WSL Alcohol Choice Pilot<\/strong> <\/p>\n We will continue with the\u00a0Barclay’s WSL\u00a0Alcohol in Bowl pilot next season, subject to consultation with supporters. Ahead of renewals, we will gather feedback to inform whether the pilot should continue and whether the current split of zones remain unchanged.<\/p>\n The pilot continues to provide supporters with greater choice and flexibility on matchdays, while creating an improved supporter experience and atmosphere\u00a0in Emirates Stadium. <\/p>\n As with this season, the approach will continue to be carefully managed to ensure the comfort, safety and enjoyment of all supporters attending\u00a0Arsenal Women\u00a0matches. <\/p>\n We want to thank all of our supporters once again for their fantastic support this season. Further information regarding the renewal windows for seasonal supporters will be communicated soon. Supporters can register their interest below to join us.<\/p>\n Copyright 2026 The Arsenal Football Club Limited. 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\n <\/h3>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/article>\n<\/article>\nPricing UPDATE<\/h3>\n
Stadium changes<\/h3>\n
Looking towards 2026\/27 season<\/h2>\n