2026/27 Season tickets - Poll added

[MerseySamurai]

Be interesting how they handle seat moves. Are you meant to wait till renewal period has ended to see what seats are available or just have to pick from what is already available

 

[toffeeblue9]

I’m not sure that any ST that are not renewed will be ST ever again when they can get more cash selling Seat Unique etc.
The % of ST will drop and more one off day trippers will be given the opportunity

Hadn't thought about that tbh, but you're probably right

 

[1878SC]

At the minute I'm not renewing, but come that email. The thought of not going, missing out on something possibly big in the future is going to drag me back. I suppose the renewal prices will be the deciding factor.

 

[ArtetaMoney]

15th, and last season for me. I only held on for the new stadium as I’ve been wanting to not renew for a few years now.

Will go the odd game in future if I fancy it, but having a season ticket in the Premier League has become a high investment for what is - for Everton fans anyway - a low return.

I said similar in a thread in World Football, the Premier League has become so far detached from the fans now that it’s not sustainable. The 4 kits, the price of a ticket, the price of food and drinks once you get there. Then the way the league is set up is that only a handful of teams experience the buzz of winning a trophy, and that gap is growing larger each season as well.

It’ll be a move to watching non league footy for me, it’s much more enjoyable and very family friendly both in the experience and on the wallet.

 

[dockroad]

I’m not sure that any ST that are not renewed will be ST ever again when they can get more cash selling Seat Unique etc.
The % of ST will drop and more one off day trippers will be given the opportunity

Yes I believe you're right . I think the club would like to get rid of or reduce ST discounts and OAP discounts , particularly the latter. Just my opinion.

 

[degsy]

Travel to and from the ground is a huge issue when you talk to other blues

I've been once - in Sept, If even if I still lived in Garston not Queensland, given the after match carry transport carry on I doubt I'd go every week and deffo not in February.

 

[Gwladysstreetlad]

The owners needs to be careful with how they handle this. For years and years there's always been mad high demand for season tickets because people wanted to be part of the last season at Goodison and the first at BMD. Its finally dawning on folk now that very little has changed football wise. Its the same garbage in a different setting. TFG need to understand that if they insist on charging so much money for such a horriblely substandard product, there's going to come a point where demand for tickets will fall off a cliff edge and I think we're far closer to that point then many realise. I've had a season ticket for close to 35 years now but its more out of habit then anything at this point. It truly wouldn't take much for me to just walk away now as I've long fallen out of love with the game.

 

[degsy]

15th, and last season for me. I only held on for the new stadium as I’ve been wanting to not renew for a few years now.

Will go the odd game in future if I fancy it, but having a season ticket in the Premier League has become a high investment for what is - for Everton fans anyway - a low return.

I said similar in a thread in World Football, the Premier League has become so far detached from the fans now that it’s not sustainable. The 4 kits, the price of a ticket, the price of food and drinks once you get there. Then the way the league is set up is that only a handful of teams experience the buzz of winning a trophy, and that gap is growing larger each season as well.

It’ll be a move to watching non league footy for me, it’s much more enjoyable and very family friendly both in the experience and on the wallet.

Yes I believe you're right . I think the club would like to get rid of or reduce ST discounts and OAP discounts , particularly the latter. Just my opinion.

Pro; It's the price of Success
Con; except we haven't had any yet.

Con; Prices will probably go up, Consessions shrink
Pro; There might be a backlash and some cut price STs just before the deadline.

Pro; We might get a RB

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

I’m not sure that any ST that are not renewed will be ST ever again when they can get more cash selling Seat Unique etc.
The % of ST will drop and more one off day trippers will be given the opportunity

Don't give the fockers ideas

 

[chippy1722]

15th, and last season for me. I only held on for the new stadium as I’ve been wanting to not renew for a few years now.

Will go the odd game in future if I fancy it, but having a season ticket in the Premier League has become a high investment for what is - for Everton fans anyway - a low return.

I said similar in a thread in World Football, the Premier League has become so far detached from the fans now that it’s not sustainable. The 4 kits, the price of a ticket, the price of food and drinks once you get there. Then the way the league is set up is that only a handful of teams experience the buzz of winning a trophy, and that gap is growing larger each season as well.

It’ll be a move to watching non league footy for me, it’s much more enjoyable and very family friendly both in the experience and on the wallet.

Plenty of tickets available right up to the day of the game anyway nowadays, so easy to get to the odd match if people choose to.

 

[chippy1722]

Maybe not most but it would've been interesting to see how many would've packed in after the last four years of football we've had to endure.

If the standard of football is the driving choice in supporting your team, then those fans won’t be missed anyway. They can go and follow Arsenal, City etc

 

[Gwladysstreetlad]

The "in line with other clubs" part really annoyed me. Other clubs do more then simply exist while trying to pass that off as an achievement. If they're wanting more money, then fair enough. Go about bloddy well justifying it with some legitimate success for once then, but don't try to pretend that you're being professional while acting like a gang of rank amateurs.

 

[chippy1722]

I’m not sure that any ST that are not renewed will be ST ever again when they can get more cash selling Seat Unique etc.
The % of ST will drop and more one off day trippers will be given the opportunity

That’s the new model for all the American owned teams, ours aren’t too bothered about supporters anyway. I have no doubt this is the way things will go, the irony is that Seat Unique doesn’t even sell out.

 

[No Alla Violenza]

I’ll be renewing, but my 81 year old Dad has already told me he won’t be

Shame

 

[ArtetaMoney]

Plenty of tickets available right up to the day of the game anyway nowadays, so easy to get to the odd match if people choose to.

Defo, mate. A few lads I used to work with and are blues, think having a ST is a real privilege as they only get to 1 game a season, and make a proper day of it. Truth is, a ST can become a chore as you lose every other weekend (or weeknights as it seems to be more popular to move games from a Saturday). You sound like you're being miserable when you say you cba going to the match but it's because it can be a real effort.

Obviously, not going to every home game means you will miss out on the odd brilliant one, but those are few and far between now.