Fulham membership 2026/27: prices, benefits and how to join

A Fulham membership costs £50 for an adult in 2026/27, or £30 for a junior. It puts you first in the queue for men’s Premier League home games at Craven Cottage and takes £5 off one ticket per game. You still pay for each match ticket, and a membership does not promise you a seat.

Want to see what is on sale today? The Fulham tickets page shows each game and where its sale has got to.

What is a Fulham membership?

A Fulham membership is a paid plan, valid for one season, that lets you buy home tickets before most other fans.

Fulham is a west London football club in the Premier League, the highest level of English football. Its home is Craven Cottage, a stadium beside the River Thames. The Premier League Handbook for 2026/27 puts its capacity at 28,107.

A membership is not a ticket. Think of it as a place near the front of the queue. When a game goes on sale, members get the first chance to buy, and then pay for the seat they want.

A season ticket is something else: one payment that gives you your own seat at all 19 home league games. Fulham season tickets for 2026/27 sold out in August, so a membership is now the main way to get in early. The Fulham season ticket guide covers the next sale.

How much is a Fulham membership in 2026/27?

A Fulham membership costs £50 for an adult and £30 for a junior in 2026/27, according to the club’s membership prices. Two dearer versions add extras. The fee covers one season, and match tickets cost extra.

Fulham’s membership terms are still worded for 2024/25 on the club’s site. They say three things worth knowing before you pay:

• The price stays the same all season. Joining late does not lower it.
• There are no refunds. The fee does not come back once you have paid.
• It ends with the season. A membership runs out after the last match.

What do you get with a Fulham membership?

A Fulham membership gives you first access to home Premier League tickets, money off one ticket per game and a few extras. These are the main benefits the club lists:

• First access. Members buy before everyone else for home league games.
• Money off tickets. Adult, over-65 and 18 to 21 members get £10 off a ticket in The Riverside and £5 off in other areas. Junior members get £5 off in all areas.
• Shop discount. You get 10% off full-priced merchandise.
• Prize draws. Entry is automatic, and there are monthly competitions.
• Away access. You can buy away tickets after season ticket holders, if any remain.

The ticket discount works on one ticket per game, so a member buying two seats saves on one of them. The Riverside is the newest stand, on the river side of the ground. The Craven Cottage seating plan guide shows where each stand is.

How does a Fulham membership help you get tickets?

A Fulham membership helps because each home game is sold in stages, and members go first. Fulham does not run a ballot, the kind of free draw where your name must come up before you can buy. Instead, the club posts a ticket notice for each game, usually about a month before kick-off, with the date each stage opens.

This is the order for Fulham v Bournemouth on Sunday 29 November at 2.05pm:

A booking history means you have bought a Fulham men’s first-team match ticket since the 2021/22 season. A general sale is open to anyone, member or not. It comes with postcode checks, so the club looks at where each buyer lives.

The limit changes from game to game. It was two tickets per person for Newcastle, and it is one per member for Bournemouth. Always read the notice for your game.

Can you buy Fulham tickets without a membership?

You can buy Fulham tickets without a membership for some games, but later and with less choice. It depends on how fast the game sells. These three games from this season show the range:

If you would rather not join, follow these steps:

1. Create a OneFulham account, the club login you need to buy online.
2. Find the ticket notice for your game on fulhamfc.com.
3. Use your booking history if you have one. It gets you in before the general sale.
4. Wait for the general sale, if seats remain.
5. Check the Ticket Exchange if the game sells out.

The Ticket Exchange is Fulham’s own resale service, where season ticket holders list seats they cannot use. It opens once a game has sold out, and seats can be listed until two hours before kick-off.

Every seat there sells at the adult rate, and each game’s notice says which groups may buy. If a game reached a general sale, that means everyone.

Bigger games are less likely to get that far. For Brentford on Saturday 12 December, Arsenal on Wednesday 30 December and Tottenham on Wednesday 6 January, treat the members’ sale as your main chance.

How much are Fulham tickets for members?

Fulham tickets for adults start at £38, £50, £63 or £69, depending on the category of the game. A category is the club’s price band, and each game’s category appears on its ticket notice. These are the lowest 2026/27 prices outside the family areas, before any member discount:

Family areas, the blocks set aside for families, cost less. For Categories A+ to C, adults pay £36, over-65s and 18 to 21s pay £31, and juniors pay £25. For a Family Game, those prices are £26, £21 and £10.

Restricted-view seats are £2 off for adults. A restricted view means a fixture in the stand blocks your view of a goal.

Does a Fulham membership cover away games?

A Fulham membership gives you access to away tickets, but season ticket holders buy first. Away tickets are the seats set aside for Fulham fans at other clubs’ grounds. The club’s terms leave away priority to its own judgement, so a membership does not promise you one.

For Tottenham v Fulham on Thursday 3 December at 8pm, Fulham’s own sale runs like this:

1. From 9.30am on Thursday 29 October: season ticket holders, in stages by loyalty points, which the club gives to regular fans.
2. From 2pm on Wednesday 4 November: all season ticket holders.
3. From 9.30am on Friday 6 November: 2026/27 members, if any seats remain.

It is one ticket per person, so a friend must qualify in their own right. If season ticket holders take every seat, members get none.

How do you join as a Fulham member?

You join as a Fulham member online, by phone or at the Ticket Office at Craven Cottage. Work through these steps:

1. Set up your login. Open a OneFulham account, then connect it to your ticketing account.
2. Choose your membership. Buy online at fulhamfc.com/tickets, call 0203 871 0810, or visit the Ticket Office on Stevenage Road, Monday to Friday, 9.30am to 4.30pm.
3. Decide on auto-renewal. Tick the box at checkout and your membership renews for 2027/28. You can opt out before the next payment is taken.
4. Add the people you buy for. Put them in your Friends & Family network, the list of fans linked to your account. Under Premier League rules for 2026/27, each seat must be assigned to the person going.
5. Allow time. The terms say the club aims to process a membership within 10 working days.
6. Watch for the ticket notice. Note the members’ date and the cut-off for joining, then buy on the first day if the game matters to you.

The terms set a few more rules. UK adult applicants must be on the electoral register at the address they give.

One application can cover four memberships, each in a different name. A membership only works for the person it is registered to, and it is for home fans only.

Your membership is digital. The club may issue a physical card if you apply for one, and it can charge £10 for that.

Is a Fulham membership worth it?

A Fulham membership is worth it if you want more than a game or two and care which match you see. The ticket discount alone will not pay back £50 over a few games, so buy it for the early access.

How many games can you see? You can try for all 19 home league games, because each one has its own members’ sale.

Fulham publishes no figures on how many members get a seat. What limits you is how fast each game sells.

• Best for: fans who want to choose their games, including London derbies, which are games between two London clubs.
• Not worth it if: you only want cup ties, or the odd game that reaches a general sale.
• Not worth it if: you bought a ticket recently. Your booking history already gets you in before the public.
• Bringing children? Link a Junior Membership to your own through Friends & Family. A junior’s early access only covers junior tickets. Families sit in blocks A, AL, K and KL of the Johnny Haynes Stand. Anyone under 14 needs an adult over 18 with them.
• Disabled fans? Disabled tickets cannot be booked online. Visit the Ticket Office, or call 0203 871 0810 and choose option 2.
• Coming from far away? Buy your ticket before you book travel, and check the date again in the week of the game. Fulham warns that dates and kick-off times can change.

What mistakes should you avoid with a Fulham membership?

The main Fulham membership mistakes are joining after the cut-off, expecting a seat at every game and sharing one membership between people.

• Joining after the cut-off. Each game has its own. For Bournemouth it was 5pm on Thursday 29 October, so anyone joining now misses that members’ stage.
• Waiting to be told. The terms say it is your job to find out when sales open.
• Expecting a seat. Hull City shows that a game can sell out in the early stages.
• Sharing a membership. It can only be used by the person it is registered to.
• Buying a junior membership for an adult seat. A junior’s early access only covers junior tickets.
• Leaving names until later. Each seat must be assigned to the person going when you buy.

What is matchday like at Craven Cottage?

Matchday at Craven Cottage usually starts with a walk through Bishop’s Park, because Putney Bridge, the closest Tube station, is 10 to 20 minutes away on foot. Kick-offs are shown in UK time.

• Gates for a 3pm kick-off: The Riverside opens at midday, the Hammersmith End and Johnny Haynes Stand at 1pm, and the Putney End at 1.30pm.
• Arrive early: the club asks you to be inside at least 45 minutes before kick-off.
• Your ticket: a digital pass stored in your phone’s wallet, known as an NFC pass.
• Bags: one bag per person, no bigger than A4.
• Coming from outside London? Paddington, Victoria, Blackfriars and Cannon Street all link to the District line for Putney Bridge. Trains from Waterloo reach Putney station in 13 minutes.
• Driving? There is no stadium car park, and street parking is very limited.

What to do now (as of 31 October 2026)

As of 31 October 2026, the next Fulham members’ sale opens at 9.30am on Tuesday 3 November for Bournemouth, and the cut-off to join for that game has passed. Do this first: join now, so you are ready for the Brentford, Arsenal and Tottenham sales.

Missed every stage? Resale listings for each game, with live prices, are on the Fulham tickets page too. To compare other clubs, the London football tickets guide covers the whole city.