How Leeds United's cheapest 24/25 season ticket compares to the rest of the Championship | OneFootball

Considering that Leeds United are arguably one of the biggest and most historic clubs in all of English football, it isn't a surprise that they have a large and extremely passionate fanbase.

The Whites have one of the most vocal and extroverted fanbases in English football. They have now been back in the second tier for two seasons, having been relegated from the Premier League in 2023, but are among the early favourites once again for promotion under the management of two-time winner of the Championship, Daniel Farke.

The city of Leeds is also one of the largest one-club cities in Europe, which aids them in attracting local fans from a larger catchment area. Whilst last season, Elland Road was a fortress and one of the toughest places to go in the Championship all season.

Cheapest adult season ticket at Leeds United

Leeds went unbeaten on home turf until the final two home games of the regular league season, and that meant they were the latest side of all 72 EFL sides to lose on their own patch. However, Leeds fans have absolutely received value for money, given some of the incredible wins they picked up, despite the disappointment of losing out at Wembley to Southampton.

Despite relegation last year, Leeds have nearly 22,000 supporters on a season ticket waiting list and have had to reverse a planned increase in price following that demotion from the Premier League. Their fans, unsurprisingly are well renowned for selling out in recent years, with Elland Road at capacity now for the best part of six years in the Championship and Premier League.

They will hope for more of the same next season, with large and expectant crowds expected yet again in the Championship, where they will host some of their biggest rivals once again in Millwall, Sheffield Wednesday, and Hull City. They will also welcome back rivalries with Burnley, Sheffield United, and Derby County following their respective relegations and promotions.

Per a report from the Burnley Express, Leeds will have the ninth-most expensive ticket in terms of the cheapest adult season ticket at £434 in 2024/25. But how do prices at Elland Road compare to the rest of the Championship?

Leeds ticket prices compared

Back in March, it was announced that prices will rise for just the second time in 11 years. The price would not be dependent on league status. That means Leeds come in at more than the £400 mark alongside the likes of Watford, Plymouth Argyle, and Blackburn Rovers in a similar bracket.

Ahead of them are the likes of Sunderland (£440), Millwall (£441), and Portsmouth (£455). The top five are Luton Town (£470), Sheffield United (£513), Norwich City (£545.50), Sheffield Wednesday (£560), and Middlesbrough (£574).

By contrast, the bottom five are Oxford United (£329), Cardiff City (£309), Preston North End (£294), QPR (£252), and the fantastically valued Coventry City (£250).

Naturally, as one of the most scrutinised and watched sides in the division, you would expect Leeds to have amongst the most expensive ticket prices in the division, but they are more affordable than sides who finished well below them last season, making price increases easier to stomach after a fantastic season, despite the fact it ended in disappointment.