Burnley tickets 2026/27

Choose a membership

Burnley's memberships decide when you can buy. BFC Premium, at £150 for 2026/27, has the first priority window for both home and away tickets. BFC Extra (£35), Junior (£25) and Season Ticket Plus (£50) share the second window, and Essential membership is free and gives access to the general sale. Each phase allows one ticket per Clarets Number.

Wait for your batch

Home games are released in batches in line with the EFL's live TV announcement schedule. Each batch opens at 10am: Premium members on the first day, Extra, Junior and Season Ticket Plus members the next day, and general sale about a week later. The first batch, covering the fixtures from West Ham up to Portsmouth in October, opened on 27 July for Premium, 28 July for the second window and 3 August for general sale.

Television picks hold some games back: Blackburn Rovers on Sunday 22 November and Preston North End on Sunday 6 December, both kicking off at midday, plus the Lincoln City and Sheffield United games. Their ticket details are still to come.

Prices by stand

Each match goes into one of three categories, A*, A or B, which had not been assigned to the games on this list. In all three, adult tickets start at £30 in the Barnfield Construction Stand and at £31 in the other stands. The home area of the Barnfield Construction Stand gained 600 seats for 2026/27, sold match by match.

The Ticket Exchange

Season ticket holders who cannot attend list their seat on the official Ticket Exchange, which earns them credit worth the seat's pro-rata value. Those seats appear only once a fixture is sold out, so the Exchange is the route for the busiest games rather than the first place to look. Tickets are sold through the club's e-ticketing site.

The resale market at Turf Moor is unusually even. Most Championship games share the same starting level, and only a few rise above it: the visit of Southampton in April sits at the top, ahead of the East Lancashire derby against Blackburn Rovers, Preston North End and Burnley v Stoke City tickets, then Wrexham. Burnley v Millwall tickets, Watford and Bolton Wanderers are a touch above the rest.

Within a match, the first listings often carry a "Category 1 Gold" label that does not name a stand, so check where the seat is before paying. Named areas follow: "Longside Lower" along a touchline, "Shortside Lower" behind a goal, then "Longside Lower Tier". Hospitality is listed for several games.

Sellers set their own prices, which are far above the club's adult prices from £30, and the final price is shown before you pay. Because Burnley often hold a general sale, check the club first once a batch opens; it is usually the cheaper route.

Turf Moor, on Harry Potts Way about half a mile east of the town centre, has been Burnley's ground since 1883 and holds 21,944, all seated.

• James Hargreaves Stand (North Stand), along the north touchline: two tiers built in 1996, around 8,000 seats and the corporate boxes.
• Jimmy McIlroy Stand, behind the east goal: two tiers, around 6,000 seats, with the family area in the upper tier.
• Bob Lord Stand, along the south touchline beside Harry Potts Way: a single tier from 1974 with the directors' box and the main ticket office.
• Barnfield Construction Stand, behind the west goal and backing onto Burnley Cricket Club: the oldest stand, opened in 1969, still often called the Cricket Field Stand. Home and away fans share it, and it has a safe standing section.

Corner stands either side of the Jimmy McIlroy Stand were built in 2019 for disabled home supporters.

From Burnley Manchester Road, the nearest station, walk down Centenary Way and turn right onto Yorkshire Street, which becomes Harry Potts Way; the ground is on the left. Burnley Central is mainly served by local trains, and the bus station is just off Centenary Way. Harry Potts Way and Belvedere Road close to traffic two hours before kick-off.

Tickets are digital from 2026/27, so add yours to your phone's wallet. Turnstiles open about 90 minutes before kick-off, photo ID may be checked, the ground is cashless, and only small bags that fit under your seat are allowed.

Visiting supporters at Turf Moor take multiple blocks of the Barnfield Construction Stand, behind the west goal, which they share with home fans. The home and away halves of that stand were swapped during 2025/26, so older guides that place away fans towards the Bob Lord Stand may be out of date. With 600 seats added to the home area for 2026/27, the home section is now the larger one, and only visiting fans use the Ormerod Yard entrance and exit.

For Burnley's own away games, BFC Premium membership gives the first priority window.