London prices! Chelsea and Arsenal charge the most for Women’s Super League season tickets while fans of one club pay just £45 | OneFootball

Arsenal in action at the Emirates Stadium. (Photo by Richard Heathcote/Getty Images)

The Women’s Super League returns in just over two weeks, and here we reveal the prices of a season ticket at every team in the Women’s Super League (WSL) during the 2025-26 season.

Euro 2025 has shown that the women’s game is growing in stature and popularity, as record crowds attended games in Switzerland.

This has been the same in the WSL, with more clubs starting to move their games to the larger grounds also used by their men’s teams.

In 2024-25, Arsenal averaged the highest attendance, and can be expected to do so again as they will play each of their 11 home games this campaign at the Emirates Stadium.

Elsewhere, Chelsea will play four games at Stamford Bridge this season, while the likes of Liverpool and Manchester United will also play some of their home games at their iconic grounds.

Some clubs have already sold out their season tickets for the 2025-26 season, while some are still available.

Here, we take a look at the season ticket prices for every WSL club.

What is the cheapest adult season ticket in the WSL?

The cheapest adult season ticket price in the WSL for the 2025-26 season is offered by Leicester City at £45. This equates to around £4.09 per home game.

The Foxes froze their season ticket price from the 2024-25 season, with games to be played at the King Power Stadium.

Leicester are followed by Liverpool and West Ham, who offer adult season tickets for £70 – around £6.36 per home game. Liverpool do offer cheaper seating for disabled adults with £40 season tickets.

Newly promoted London City Lionesses have early bird options available for between £72 and £90 for adults. However, this goes up as of September 1st to £80 to £100.

Adult season tickets at Manchester United cost £80, while Manchester City have froze their prices for 2025-26, starting from £85.

A season ticket at Tottenham also costs £85, while at Brighton, they are priced at £93.

Everton Women, who will play their football this season at Goodison Park, and Aston Villa have both priced their season tickets at £100 for adults.

What is the most expensive adult season ticket in the WSL?

There is no surprise that the most expensive season tickets in the WSL belong to the two clubs dominating England and Europe.

Champions League winners Arsenal range their prices between £110 to £137.50 for adults.

Arsenal fans can watch the likes of new £1m signing Olivia Smith at the Emirates Stadium, with all 11 of their home WSL games to be played at the ground also used by the men.

WSL champions Chelsea operate differently from the rest of the WSL, with two separate passes.

This is because they will play seven games at the Kingsmeadow Stadium in Kingston upon Thames, with their four other games at Stamford Bridge.

Adult prices for the Kingsmeadow season ticket range from £65 to £122, while ‘The Bridge Pass’ ranges from £55 to £90.

For those buying both passes, prices can range from £110 to £212.

WSL season ticket prices ranked from cheapest to most expensive

Below is a full list of adult season ticket prices at every Women’s Super League club ranked from the cheapest to the most expensive.

It also features the cost of young adult, junior and senior tickets where applicable. The list does not include premium seating areas such as Arsenal’s Club Tiers 1 and 2 at Emirates Stadium.

Leicester City – £45

Adult – £45

Over 65s and Under 22- £33

Under 18s – £31

Under 8s or personal assistant – £0

Liverpool – £70 adult ticket

Adult – £70, Disabled adult – £40

Young adult (17-21) – £35, Disabled young adult – £26.25

Junior – £20, Junor Disabled £15

Over 65 – £35, Over 65 Disabled – £26.25

Personal assistant – £0

West Ham United – £70

Adults – £70

U21 – £60

U18 – £50

Over 66 – £60

London City Lionesses – £72-£80

Adult – £72-£90 early bird or £80-£100 from September 1st

Over 65/18-24- £49.50-£67.50 early bird or £55-£75 from September 1st

U18 – £27-£45 early bird or £30 to £50 from September 1st

Family (2 adults and 2 juniors) – £162-£225 early bird or £180-£250 from September 1st

Manchester United – £80

Adults – £80

16-20 – £80

U16 – £40

Over 66 – £40

Manchester City – £85

Adults – £85-£95

16-21 – £65

U16 – £35

Over 65 – £65

Disabled – £65

Tottenham Hotspur – £85

Adult – £85

Young adult (18-21) – £50

Junior U18/senior 66 or over- £35

Brighton & Hove Albion – £93

Adult – £93

U18/65+ – £60

U10 – £38.50

Aston Villa  – £100

Adult – £100

U18 – £75

U14 – £50

Family package (2 adults and 2 U18s) – £250

Everton – £100

Adult – £100

U18 – £50

Arsenal – £110

Adult – £110 – £137.50

Young adult aged 18-24 – £82.50 – £103

U18 – £55 – £68.75

66+ – £82.50 – £103

Disability access – £82.50 – £103

Chelsea – £110 (Kingsmeadow season ticket and ‘The Bridge Pass’)

Adult – £110 – £212

Junior U16 – £60 – 106

Senior 66+ and U23 – £96 – £169.60

Chelsea will play four WSL games at Stamford Bridge during the 2025-26 season. (Alexander Canillas/SPP)

Are WSL season tickets still available?

Season tickets are still available to purchase at most clubs ahead of the new WSL season.

At the time of writing, only Arsenal and Manchester City are currently not offering more season tickets for the 2025-26 WSL season.

However, it is worth keeping a check on the websites of all WSL clubs for any season ticket updates.

How do WSL prices compare to the cheapest Premier League season tickets?

Arsenal and Chelsea might charge their fans the most for Women’s Super League season tickets, but they are still getting a very good deal when comparing the prices to the Premier League.

The cheapest season ticket at Arsenal Women is £811.50 cheaper than that to watch the Arsenal men’s side.

Below, we take a look at each WSL side and see how their cheapest adult season ticket prices compare to those of their Premier League counterparts.

The list does not include the London City Lionesses, who don’t have a men’s team. It should also be noted that Premier League sides have 19 home games per season compared to 11 in the WSL.

Arsenal – £110 WSL, £921.50 Premier League (£811.50 cheaper)

Aston Villa – £100 WSL, £640 Premier League (£540 cheaper)

Brighton – £93 WSL, £610 Premier League (£517 cheaper)

Chelsea – £110 WSL, £700 Premier League (£590 cheaper)

Everton – £100 WSL, £640 Premier League (£540 cheaper)

Leicester City  – £45 WSL, £404 Premier League (£359 cheaper)

Liverpool – £70 WSL, £713 Premier League (£643 cheaper)

Manchester City – £85 WSL, £485 Premier League (£400 cheaper)

Manchester United – £80 WSL, £608 Premier League (£528 cheaper)

Tottenham – £85 WSL, £856 Premier League (£771 cheaper)

West Ham – £70 WSL, £345 Premier League (£275 cheaper)

Where will each WSL club play their home games next season?

Liverpool will play three home games in the WSL at Anfield this coming season. (Photo by Jess Hornby/Getty Images)

Why will WSL season ticket prices likely increase in 2026-27?

Prices for WSL season tickets are likely to increase for the 2026-26 season.

This is due to the expansion of the WSL from 12 to 14 teams for the start of the 26-27 campaign. Teams will play 13 games at home rather than 11.

The expansion is aimed at improving the quality of the WSL and giving more chances to sides outside the top tier of English football.

To achieve the expansion, two teams will get promoted, while the side that usually would get relegated from the WSL will face the team that finishes third in WSL2 in a play-off.

When does the 2025-26 WSL season begin?

The 2025-26 WSL season gets underway on Friday, September 5th, when champions Chelsea play Manchester City.

Arsenal will be in action against newly promoted London City Lionesses one day later, while the Merseyside Derby also takes place on the first weekend of the new season.