Rangers season ticket: prices, the waiting list and how to get one

A Rangers season ticket cannot be bought for 2026/27, because they all sold out in July 2026 after more than 98% of holders renewed. Rangers added 6.5% to adult prices and shows each seat’s cost in your club account. The next seats go to members of MyGers, the club’s paid membership, on the waiting list, highest points first.

Only after one game? The Rangers tickets page lists every fixture with its sale dates and status.

What is a Rangers season ticket?

A Rangers season ticket is one payment for your own seat at every Scottish Premiership home game at Ibrox for a whole season. In its 2025/26 sale, the club described that as all 19 home league matches.

Rangers Football Club plays in the Scottish Premiership, the top division in Scotland. Its home is Ibrox Stadium, at 150 Edmiston Drive in Glasgow, on the south side of the River Clyde. The club has put its capacity at more than 51,500 people.

MyGers is the club’s paid yearly membership. It gives you first access to single match tickets and a place in the queue for season tickets, known as the waiting list. A general sale is open to anyone, and it happens only if members leave seats unsold.

How much is a Rangers season ticket?

A Rangers season ticket has no single price, because the cost depends on your age and your part of Ibrox. For 2026/27 the club added 6.5% to adult and concession prices and froze every juvenile price, according to its renewal announcement. A concession is a lower price for certain ages, and a juvenile ticket is for a child.

As of 31 October 2026, the club’s season ticket articles give no price in pounds for any area. The cost of each area appears on the club’s ticketing site when you renew or are offered a seat. Price lists shared on fan pages may be out of date, so go by your own offer.

Rangers sets your age group by your age on 1 July:

The club does publish a few smaller prices:

How can you pay for a Rangers season ticket?

Rangers holders had four ways to pay for 2026/27:

• In full, when you buy.
• Four instalments, on 1 May, 1 June, 1 July and 3 August, by Direct Debit or a payment plan.
• Ten months through V12 Finance, for UK residents only. You must finish the application within 60 minutes.
• Club credit. Money on your Rangers account, including SeatSub credit, can pay for all or part of a renewal.

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

No, you cannot still buy a Rangers season ticket for 2026/27, because the club said on 9 July 2026 that all new ones had been sold. Seats are offered in a set order, and this summer it ran like this:

1. Renewals. Holders kept their seats first, from Thursday 26 March to Wednesday 22 April.
2. Seat moves. More than 1,600 holders moved to a different seat.
3. Juvenile window. Young MyGers members with the most points went next. The club planned around 40-50 places, and 140 juniors secured a seat.
4. Waiting list. The remaining seats went to MyGers members with 425 points or more.

That brought in more than 700 new holders. New sales began in June in both 2025 and 2026, so watch that month.

How does the Rangers season ticket waiting list work?

The Rangers season ticket waiting list ranks MyGers members by points, not by the date they joined. When seats come free after renewals, the club invites the highest points totals first and works down until the seats have gone.

The sale runs in windows, which are set times when your points total lets you buy. In June 2025 the first window opened for 711 points or more at midday on Friday 20 June. The next came on Saturday 21 June for 450 or more, then on Sunday 22 June for 335 or more. Once your window opens, you see every seat left and choose one, first come, first served.

The number of seats changes from year to year, as these club figures show:

How long is the Rangers season ticket waiting list?

Rangers gives no length and no waiting time for its season ticket waiting list in its 2026/27 articles. Points are the better guide. A total of 425 was enough this summer, but the level moves each year with the number of seats that come free.

How do you get a Rangers season ticket?

You get a Rangers season ticket by joining MyGers, adding your name to the waiting list and building points until your total is high enough. Do these things in order:

1. Buy a MyGers membership on the club’s ticketing site, which shows the price. It runs until 31 May 2027, whenever you buy it. You can cancel within 14 days for a full refund, less any benefits used.
2. Join the waiting list through your online account. Only MyGers members can join.
3. Check your email address. The club contacts eligible supporters directly, so an old address could cost you your window.
4. Buy and attend games. Start with the next members’ sale, such as Rangers v Falkirk on Saturday 28 November at 3pm.
5. Link up with friends. To buy seats together, you must be registered in a friendship, the club’s word for linked accounts. Each of you must meet the points level.
6. Keep MyGers active every year. Only active members already on the list could buy this summer. It renews automatically if a card is saved.

In 2026 the club promised sale details at least 24 hours before wider sales began.

How do you earn MyGers points for the waiting list?

You earn MyGers points mainly by buying and attending Rangers games, at home and away. Points are added at scheduled updates, twice a season, so recent games appear in batches. These are the club’s published values:

Points also set your tier, which feeds into domestic away tickets. The tiers are Gold at 1,928 or more, Silver from 1,594 to 1,927 and Bronze from 30 to 1,593, adjusted at each update. This summer’s 425-point level sat well inside Bronze, so you do not need a top tier to be offered a seat.

What does a Rangers season ticket include?

A Rangers season ticket includes your seat at all Scottish Premiership home games, unless your ticket says otherwise, plus priority for other games. The club lists four things:

• Your seat for every home league game, on a smartcard you keep from season to season. A smartcard is a personal card that gets you through the turnstile, the entry gate.
• Priority for cup and European games played at Ibrox.
• Priority for away tickets, based on MyGers points and eligibility, so it is not automatic.
• SeatSub, for games you cannot attend.

Cup, European and friendly games are not part of the price. You get priority for them through continuous credit card schemes, which you add yourself under “Ticket Scheme” in your Rangers account. These games use e-tickets, which are digital tickets with a QR code, instead of the smartcard.

Holders do not need MyGers to renew, but buying it earns a season ticket holder discount.

Can you share, transfer or resell a Rangers season ticket?

You can release a Rangers season ticket seat for one game through SeatSub, but you cannot hand the season ticket itself to someone else.

How does SeatSub work?

SeatSub is Rangers’ own resale service, for season ticket holders who cannot go to a Scottish Premiership home game. The club sells your seat only after every seat that is not a season ticket has gone, at a price level it sets.

1. Release your seat as soon as the match goes on sale, because early listings sell more often.
2. List it at least 24 hours before kick-off. MyGers members earn three points for this.
3. If it sells, you get 75% of your season ticket’s cost per game as credit, added 24 to 48 hours after the match.
4. Spend the credit on match tickets, MyGers, Soccer Academies or programmes, or save it for your 2027/28 renewal.

Each holder must list their own seat.

Can you pass a Rangers season ticket to a family member?

Rangers allows a change of ownership only when a holder has died, with a death certificate. Any other seat that is given up goes back to the waiting list. The person who gave it up is not considered again for at least one full season if they rejoin.

Can you move to a different seat at Ibrox?

Existing holders can renew, then join the Seat Transfer Waiting List. Moves depend on what is free. The Copland Front singing section, where the loudest fans sit, had its own waiting list in 2025: email coplandmoves@rangers.co.uk.

Who should get a Rangers season ticket, and who should not?

A Rangers season ticket suits fans who live near Glasgow and go to most home games. For everyone else, MyGers and single games are the better route.

• Not worth chasing if: you want one or two games a season. MyGers alone gives you first access to those.
• Bringing children? Children have their own memberships: BornGers (0-4), FutureGers (5-11) and TrueGers (12-15). Young Adult covers 16-21. Rangers says juveniles have fallen from 13% to 7% of its holders, so it added the juvenile window.
• Disabled fans? Wheelchair season tickets have a separate waiting list, and in 2025 they were offered in date order, not by points. Start with the Reasonable Adjustment Form, the club’s form for access needs, or email disabilitymatters@rangers.co.uk.
• Living far away or abroad? V12 Finance is for UK residents only. SeatSub returns only part of your cost, and only if the seat sells, so MyGers alone may suit you better.
• Want a seat with food and drink? That is hospitality, and seasonal packages are renewed separately, through an account manager.

What mistakes should you avoid with a Rangers season ticket?

The biggest Rangers season ticket mistakes are forgetting to join the list, letting MyGers lapse and giving up a seat too lightly.

• Buying MyGers and stopping there. You must also register on the waiting list.
• Letting your membership lapse. Save a card, or set a reminder for 31 May.
• Giving up a seat for one season. You will not be considered again for at least a full season.

What is matchday at Ibrox like for a season ticket holder?

Matchday at Ibrox is simple for a Rangers season ticket holder: your smartcard gets you through the turnstile, and you walk to your own seat. Turnstiles open 90 minutes before kick-off, and all kick-off times are UK time.

• By Subway: Ibrox station, on Copland Road, is the nearest stop on the Glasgow Subway. It closes at 6pm on Sundays, so check before a late game.
• By bus: First Glasgow services 9 and 9A run from the city centre to Paisley Road West, a short walk away, in about 13 minutes. Fares start at £2.65.
• Travelling from elsewhere in the UK? Take a train to Glasgow, then the Subway or a bus.
• Driving? The club sells no general parking on matchdays, and Glasgow City Council fines drivers who park on the pavement.
• On the day: Ibrox is cashless, so bring a card. Bags are searched, and there is no bag storage.

The Ibrox seating plan guide explains each stand, which helps when your window opens.

What to do now (as of 31 October 2026)

As of 31 October 2026, Rangers season tickets are sold out and the club has given no 2027/28 dates. If you do not hold one, join MyGers, sign up to the waiting list and use these sales.

MyGers sales are normally limited to one ticket per member, and Celtic will have no away fans in January. If the club has nothing left for your game, the Rangers tickets page shows resale listings next to each fixture, with live prices.