Leicester City Fans Face Highest Non-Hospitality Ticket Price in League One
Leicester City fans will pay the highest non-hospitality ticket price in League One at £47 for Category A tickets, according to the latest pricing guide. This means they will be charged more than any other League One club for non-hospitality seats.
Why Leicester City's Ticket Prices Matter
The Foxes finished 23rd in the Championship last term, resulting in back-to-back relegations. Despite their former standing as Premier League champions ten years ago, adult tickets to the biggest League One clashes at the King Power Stadium this season will be more costly than any other side in the division.
What Comes Next for Leicester City?
The 2026/27 League One campaign is just around the corner, and the Foxes start with a trip to Notts County before hosting Burton Albion on August 22. Given their former standing, having been crowned Premier League champions ten years ago, adult tickets to the biggest League One clashes at the King Power Stadium this season will be more costly than any other side in the division.
Full List of League One Clubs' Most Expensive Tickets for 2026/27
AFC Wimbledon - £40 Barnsley - £30 Blackpool - £40 Bradford - £26 Bromley - £30 Burton - £27 Cambridge - £29 Doncaster - £25 Huddersfield - £25 Leicester City - £47 Leyton Orient - £30 Luton - £29 MK Dons - £30 Mansfield - £30 Notts County - £30 Oxford - £36 Peterborough - £33 Plymouth - £30 Reading - £27 Sheffield Wednesday - £46 Stevenage - £29 Stockport - £29 Wigan - £30 Wycombe - £30
What's Next for Leicester City Fans?
The Foxes will face a challenging season ahead, but fans can expect to pay the highest non-hospitality ticket price in League One. With the 2026/27 campaign just around the corner, Leicester City fans will be eager to see their team take on the likes of Notts County and Burton Albion at the King Power Stadium.
