Fulham tickets 2026/27

Fulham's official route follows a fixed order of priority groups, published for every game on the club's match information page. On-sale dates are announced match by match, and the club can cap tickets per person: for the Newcastle game in November 2026, the limit is two tickets per person in each phase.

Membership

An Adult Membership costs £50 for the 2026/27 season and puts you in the first phase for every home match. Members also get £5 off one ticket per match, or £10 off in The Riverside. Our Fulham Membership guide goes through what it includes.

The order of sale

1. Members for 2026/27.
2. Season ticket holders buying extra tickets.
3. Supporters with a booking history, meaning those who have bought from the club before.
4. General sale, only if tickets remain after the first three phases.

Ticket Exchange

Once a match sells out, season ticket holders can list their seats on the Fulham FC Ticket Exchange until two hours before kick-off. Seats are resold at the adult rate, and only to the groups eligible for that game, or to every supporter if it went on general sale.

Club prices for 2026/27

Every match is placed in a price category, and the categories of later games have not all been published yet. Outside the family areas, the lowest adult prices are £69 for Category A+, £63 for A, £50 for B and £38 for C, with Family Game fixtures from £31. In the family areas, the lowest adult price is £36 for Categories A+ to C and £26 for a Family Game.

Restricted-view seats in the Johnny Haynes Stand, where roof columns hide part of the pitch, are sold at a discount. Hospitality is based in the rebuilt Riverside Stand, and for the Bournemouth game the packages went on sale before any match-ticket dates were announced.

At Craven Cottage, the visiting club shapes resale prices more than the day or the kick-off time. Arsenal on Wednesday 30 December head the list, Liverpool in March and Manchester City in February follow, and Tottenham in January comes just behind them.

Most other games, among them the west London derby with Brentford and the visits of Aston Villa, Leeds, Everton and Sunderland, start in a similar range well below that top group. The Fulham v Arsenal tickets page shows how far the gap stretches.

The lowest listing across the season was £52 at the last check, on 5 Nov 2026.

Within a game, listings behind a goal (Shortside on Hellotickets, meaning the Hammersmith End or the Putney End) usually open the range, while touchline seats in the Johnny Haynes and Riverside stands (Longside) and central blocks cost more. Hospitality and away-section seats are listed apart. Sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay.

Craven Cottage has been Fulham's home since 1896, on Stevenage Road between the River Thames and Bishop's Park. The Premier League's data lists 28,107 seats since the rebuilt Riverside Stand opened, though other sources give lower figures. The Craven Cottage seating plan shows every block.

• Hammersmith End (north goal): home fans only, 7,568 seats; the loudest supporters gather towards the back and centre, and rows 2 to 6 at the front are uncovered.
• Johnny Haynes Stand (Stevenage Road touchline): home only, 5,929 seats; the Grade II listed 1905 stand designed by Archibald Leitch, with wooden seats in the upper tier, some views partly blocked by roof columns, and the family area in Blocks A, AL, K and KL.
• Riverside Stand (Thames touchline): rebuilt after the 2019/20 season as part of the Fulham Pier development, home to the hospitality areas; it opens three hours before a 3pm kick-off.
• Putney End (south goal, backing onto Bishop's Park): 6,230 seats split between a home section and the away section, with uncovered front rows A to E and 'Cottage Corner' beside the pavilion.

The nearest Tube is Putney Bridge on the District line, 0.7 miles away and a 10 to 20 minute walk through Bishop's Park; despite its name, Fulham Broadway is 1.3 miles off. Hammersmith is 1.4 miles away, Putney station on South Western Railway 1.2 miles, and buses 74, 220 and 424 run from Putney. There is no parking at the stadium.

Tickets are digital NFC passes in your phone's wallet, payments inside are cashless, each fan may bring one bag no larger than A4, and under-14s need a responsible adult aged over 18.

Visiting fans at Craven Cottage are in the Putney End, which holds the official away section next to a home section, so a Putney End ticket is not automatically among the away support. The away allocation is capped at 2,700 and sold only through the visiting club. Away supporters enter from Stevenage Road on the Bishop's Park side, and wheelchair users following the visitors sit in Block P6.

The same logic applies when Fulham travel: tickets for their away games come from Fulham's own allocation, not from the home club, and they are not part of the home fixture list on this page.