QPR season ticket 2026/27: prices, how to buy and what you get

A QPR season ticket for 2026/27 costs £348 for an adult in the Blue area, £609 in Bronze, £719 in Silver and £858 in Gold. It covers all 23 home league games at MATRADE Loftus Road. Platinum has sold out, and the club says a very limited number remain on general sale.

Only after one match? The QPR tickets page lists each home game and how it is being sold.

What is a QPR season ticket?

A QPR season ticket is a single payment that gives you the same seat at all 23 home league games. QPR, short for Queens Park Rangers, is a west London club in the EFL Championship, the league below the Premier League.

Its home is MATRADE Loftus Road in Shepherd’s Bush, which most fans just call Loftus Road. The Premier League’s data feed lists the ground at 18,000 seats. It is a compact stadium, with the stands close to the pitch.

The season ticket is digital. You keep it in your Apple or Google Wallet and use your phone at the turnstile, the entry gate, and no card comes by post.

How much is a QPR season ticket?

A QPR season ticket starts at £348 for an adult, £174 for under-23s and over-63s, £93 for under-18s and £77 for ages 2 to 7, all in the Blue area. QPR prices seats by area of the ground, not by opponent, so these prices hold for the whole season.

Your age band depends on your birth date. Under 23 means born on or after 1 August 2003, and under 18 means born on or after 1 August 2008. Over 63 means born on or before 1 August 1963.

New concessions, the lower prices by age, need proof. Send the Box Office a photocopy of a birth certificate or passport.

Disabled and ambulant supporters, who can walk but have limited mobility, pay £581 in Gold, £442 in Silver and £360 in Bronze. A personal assistant comes free. The Blue disabled allocation has sold out.

How much are QPR family season tickets?

QPR family season tickets are Silver packages in the Family Stand, blocks HL, JL, KL and LL of the lower Loft, the home end behind one goal. They are priced by group:

If a young fan cannot come, their seat can be upgraded to adult up to five times a season, so the adults keep their places. The club charges the difference in price each time.

Can you pay for a QPR season ticket by Direct Debit?

QPR does not offer Direct Debit as standard for 2026/27, so ask the Box Office whether it can be an option for you. You can pay by card, apart from Amex and Diners, or in cash in person.

Can you still buy a QPR season ticket for 2026/27?

You can still try to buy a QPR season ticket for 2026/27, because the club’s season ticket page says a very limited number are on general sale. A general sale has no membership rule, so anyone can buy. On 11 August the club said sales had passed last season’s total, itself the highest for ten years.

The season started in August, and the club’s pages do not say whether a late buyer pays less. Ask before you pay. Then follow these steps:

1. Link your accounts. Connect your QPR club account to a ticketing account on eticketing.co.uk/qpr.
2. Check what is left. Look online, or call the Box Office on 020 8740 2613, 10am to 5pm, Monday to Friday.
3. See the view. The Box Office can arrange a visit so you can sit in your seat first.
4. Prove your age if you are buying a concession for the first time.
5. Pay, online, by phone or in person.
6. Add the ticket to your phone wallet.

Think about two things first. A restricted-view seat, where something blocks part of the view, gets no discount while normal seats remain. Season tickets also cannot be cancelled once the season has started.

Is there a QPR season ticket waiting list?

QPR has a season ticket waiting list, and its season ticket page has a link to join. People on the list can buy during the general sale, and the club contacts them when seats come up. QPR publishes no list length and no waiting time.

Renewals, when current holders buy again, come first each year. The 2026/27 window has closed, and holders who renewed in it earned 40 bonus Loyalty Points. The club has given no 2027/28 dates yet, so call the Box Office if you are unsure.

What do you get with a QPR season ticket?

A QPR season ticket gives you your own seat at all 23 home league games, with extras for cup games, away tickets and the club shop. These are the main ones:

• Your name on the seat. A personalised seat label was due to be fitted by 1 October.
• Cup discounts. Home cup ties cost extra, but you get a discount where the visiting club agrees.
• Automatic Home Cup Tie Scheme. This add-on keeps your seat for every home cup draw and charges the match price, without the £3.50 fee. Your payment card must run past 31 May 2027.
• 100 Loyalty Points. These decide the pre-sales, early sales for a set group, for busy away games.
• QPR Cash. You join this loyalty scheme automatically, and earlier buyers get more.
• Free games. You get in free to QPR FC Women and Development Squad matches at Loftus Road.
• Shop offers. There are discounts at the QPR Superstore and local businesses.

Car park spaces went to renewals only this season, with no new spaces sold.

What are the QPR Super Hoop Upgrade and Away Season Ticket?

The QPR Super Hoop Upgrade is a season ticket add-on, at £29 for adults and £22 for juniors, that gives you the benefits of a Hoops Member. Hoops Membership is the club’s paid plan for buying match tickets early. The upgrade brings:

• one extra ticket at the members’ price in each pre-sale;
• a membership pack and 30 more Loyalty Points;
• the right to apply for the Away Season Ticket Scheme.

On the Away Season Ticket Scheme, the Box Office buys your ticket for every away game when it gets its share of seats. It charges the match price plus £3.50 and posts you a paper ticket. The scheme is capped at 500 holders, and you must choose it when you buy your season ticket.

No upgrade? You can still buy up to 8 extra tickets in a members’ pre-sale, but at full price.

What happens if you cannot go to a QPR game?

If you cannot go to a QPR game, list your seat on the Ticket Exchange, the club’s own resale service, hosted by Ticketmaster. It opens in the week of each home league game. This is how it pays:

• The price: your seat is listed at 1/23rd of your season ticket price, until two hours before kick-off.
• Your money: if it sells, you get 75% of the sale as credit in your ticketing account.
• Using it: credit buys more home league tickets this season or goes towards a 2027/28 renewal. Anything left at the end can only go on that renewal.

The club says it is talking to other providers that could pay holders into their bank accounts. It will tell holders before anything changes.

Other fixes go through the Box Office:

• move to another part of the ground at the same price level, up to five matches a season;
• upgrade a concession to adult, so an adult can use it, up to 8 matches a season, paying the difference;
• move for good if seats are free, paying the rest of the difference to go up a level.

QPR season ticket, Flexi Ticket or Hoops Membership: which is best?

A QPR season ticket is best if you will go to most of the 23 home games. A Flexi Ticket suits a handful of games, and Hoops Membership suits fans who pick matches one by one.

QPR’s ticket pages list no half-season ticket as of 31 October 2026, so a Flexi Ticket is the closest thing. Its midweek version opens every area except Platinum, and cup ties are not included.

Membership matters more than it did. The club declared the home game against Swansea City sold out on 24 October.

Who is a QPR season ticket for?

A QPR season ticket is for fans who can get to most home games, or who can pass on the ones they miss. If you will only go a few times, a Flexi Ticket costs far less.

• Not worth it if: you want the cash back when you miss a game, because the Ticket Exchange pays in credit.
• Bringing children? Every fan needs a valid ticket, even a small child who needs no seat. Under-14s must come with a parent or guardian, and under-2s cannot come in.
• Disabled fans? You need proof of disability, such as Disability Living Allowance at the middle or higher rate, and you must send it each season. Wheelchair space season tickets are limited, and current holders can renew first.
• Travelling from far away? Twenty-three home games is a lot of travel, so a Flexi Ticket may suit you better.

What mistakes should you avoid with a QPR season ticket?

The main QPR season ticket mistakes are assuming cup games are included, expecting cash from the Ticket Exchange and leaving a junior seat unused.

• Assuming cup games are in. The price covers home league games only, not cup ties or play-offs.
• Forgetting the away scheme. It has to be chosen when you buy your season ticket.
• Letting an adult use a concession seat. Upgrade it first through the Box Office.
• Not using a 2 to 7 ticket. The club will contact you if it goes unused for 3 games in a row.
• Letting junior seats sit empty. If they are often unused, the club can move your group out of the Family Stand.

What is matchday like at MATRADE Loftus Road?

Matchday at MATRADE Loftus Road is easy by Tube, because White City on the Central line is about a five-minute walk away. The stadium opens 90 minutes before kick-off, so turnstiles open at 1.30pm for a 3pm game. Kick-offs here are in UK time.

• Other stations: Wood Lane on the Hammersmith & City line is about seven minutes away, and Shepherd’s Bush is about 15 minutes.
• Coming from outside London? Trains from Watford Junction and Clapham Junction stop at Shepherd’s Bush.
• Driving? Parking is extremely limited, and nearby roads close 90 minutes before kick-off.
• Bags: the club discourages them. Large bags are not allowed, every bag is searched and there are no lockers.
• Paying: carry a card, because the stadium is cashless.

What to do now (as of 31 October 2026)

As of 31 October 2026, no QPR season ticket sell-out has been announced, and the 2026 home games are on sale to members. Do this first: call the Box Office to ask what is left in your area, or join the waiting list.

If a game you want sells out, the QPR tickets page also shows resale listings with live prices.