Stoke City Season Card prices have been frozen for the 16th consecutive year and will go on sale at 9am on Wednesday 22 March.

The Club has also opted for a single sales window - from 22 March to 4 August - with the price freeze continuing throughout. 

This means that, regardless of when supporters choose to purchase, everyone will benefit from what has previously been known as the early bird price. 

The Potters are also extending the Kids for a Quid offering, which has proven popular at selected fixtures during the current campaign, across the whole season and throughout the entire stadium by introducing a new price for U11s of £23.

Prices will be frozen from 22 March to 4 August (Sarah Garner).

Chief Operating Officer, Simon King, said: "We have been hugely thankful for the unwavering support of our fans throughout the current season.

"We know that many of our supporters will be eager to show their support by securing their Season Card at the first opportunity.

"However, having consulted our Supporters Council, considered the current financial climate – and for those among our fanbase who would like more time to assess our progress as a club – we are ensuring that cards can be secured right up to the start of the season without any additional cost.

"We have exciting plans both on and off the field and, with a firm belief that better times are returning, there is lots to be optimistic about as we look forward to the 2023/24 campaign."

Tickets for U11s are also being reduced to £23 (Sarah Garner).

Finance options are available, with a deadline for renewal of March 31 for those who wish to spread the cost over a full 12-month period.

Card holders who wish to retain their specific seat will need to renew by May 26.

Stoke City Season Cards for 2023/24 will be available to secure online from 9am on Wednesday 22 March or by phone on 01782 367599.

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