England Football tickets 2026/27

Step 1: pick a membership, or wait for general sale

The England Supporters Travel Club comes first in every Wembley sale. Membership covers 2026-28 and costs £85 for a new adult member or £65 to renew, and £35 for a new junior member or £20 to renew. During the priority windows, ESTC members get a £5 discount and access to £25 price-capped tickets.

England+ is the lighter option: £20 a year, run through the England app, with the second priority window. After both windows, any tickets left go on general sale, which is common for England home games, so a membership is not essential for every Wembley game.

• One or two home games a season: the general sale is often enough, except for the fixtures that sell out.
• The biggest home games: England+, at £20 a year, puts you ahead of the general sale.
• Away games and tournaments: only ESTC membership gives access.

Step 2: watch for the fixture details

Each home game's ticket details are confirmed in an article on englandfootball.com, as they were for England v Croatia, with the windows and prices set out. Sales then run on ticketing.wembleystadium.com, reached through the "BUY TICKETS" link on Wembley's page for the match. Buy there when a sale is open: it is the face-value route.

Step 3: know which games sell out

Not every fixture stays on sale. England v Spain sold out in August 2026, so for the most attractive opponents a priority window is the surest way to buy at face value. Other games, England v Croatia among them, have stayed on general sale for weeks, open to anyone without joining.

Hospitality

Hospitality is not sold in these windows. Wembley sells its packages separately from the ESTC, England+ and general-sale tickets.

For most England home games, resale is a fallback rather than the main route. General sales are common, and Wembley's own prices for England v Croatia started at £35, or £25 for adults in the Family Enclosure. Resale listings matter most once a game has sold out at the official seller, as England v Spain did.

On Hellotickets, sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. Hellotickets says every ticket is authenticated and that, if there's ever an issue, you're protected by its refund policy. Tickets are sent as soon as it receives them from the seller, sometimes up to 1–2 days before the event.

Before paying, compare a listing with the face value of the same area: the Wembley price bands below give the official starting points. Read the delivery details on any listing before you buy.

Wembley sets several price bands for an England home game. For England v Croatia, adult tickets cost £80, £65, £45 and £35, and concessions were £10 less outside the Family Enclosure.

• Family Enclosure: £25 for adults and £12.50 for under-16s.
• Level 2: seats at £95 and £120, above the main bands.
• ESTC price-capped seats: £25 tickets open to Travel Club members during the priority windows.

Families buying together should start with the Family Enclosure, where both the adult and the under-16 prices sit below the lowest standard adult band.

Hospitality is separate again, sold by Wembley rather than through the England windows. Prices are set for each fixture, so check the details published for the game you want before comparing them with resale listings.

England's away games and tournaments are sold only through the England Supporters Travel Club: England+ and the general sale do not cover them. Joining for 2026-28 costs £85 for a new adult member or £65 to renew, and £35 for a new junior member or £20 to renew. Membership runs across those two seasons rather than one.

The same membership gives you the first window for Wembley games, with a £5 discount and the £25 price-capped seats, so it pays its way at home as well as on the road.