Hull City tickets 2026/27

Membership: sold out, waiting list open

A Hull City Membership is a season seat paid monthly, from £33 a month for adults in 2026/27. All 19,000 had gone by 16 July 2026, and new applicants now join a waiting list.

Match tickets: who can buy

Around 3,000 seats per game go on sale match by match, usually at 9.30am and typically three to six weeks before the game. The first phase is limited to Members and to supporters with a purchase history, from 2025/26 or from the 2026/27 friendly against OGC Nice, with a maximum of two tickets per eligible account. If seats remain, a later phase can be widened, for example to anyone who opened a ticketing account before 1 August 2026.

Prices

Adult prices on the 2026/27 price map start in Zone 1, the North and South Family Stands: £45 for a Category A game, £35 for Category B, such as Brighton on 22 November, and £30 for Category C, such as Brentford or Ipswich Town.

The Ticket Exchange

Since 5 August 2026, Members can list seats they cannot use on the official Ticket Exchange. Supporters who meet a match's purchase criteria can buy them once the fixture has sold out, and Exchange seats show in pink on the stadium map.

General sale

A general sale is rare at the MKM, and the first four home league games of the season all sold out. Buy through the club's ticketing site, eticketing.co.uk/wearehullcity, and set up your account early: purchase history and the date an account was opened are what the sale phases have used so far.

Hull's resale market is uneven this season. Where listings exist, the big clubs lead: Hull City v Arsenal tickets in January sit at the top, followed by Hull City v Liverpool tickets on Boxing Day, Chelsea in March and the Yorkshire derby with Leeds, then Tottenham. Nottingham Forest on 2 December is the lowest starting point.

For several later games, from Crystal Palace and Sunderland to Manchester City, Coventry and Fulham, resale listings are still sparse and priced far above anything the club charges, so their starting price reflects a few sellers rather than the fixture. No standard resale price shows yet for Bournemouth. Look at those games again once the club announces ticket details.

Within a match, listings named for the MKM South Stand usually start lowest, with the Smith North Stand and the Cranswick West Stand, upper and lower, above it; some sellers do not specify the section. Sellers set their own prices, which can be well above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay.

The MKM Stadium opened in December 2002 in West Park, off Anlaby Road (HU3 6HU), and Hull City share it with Hull FC, the rugby league club. Its capacity at the start of 2026/27 is 24,983, though segregation between home and away fans means the full figure is not reached. A single tier runs right round the bowl:

• West Stand, the main stand along the west touchline: the only two-tier stand, about 6,000 seats below and 5,000 above, with 28 executive boxes between the tiers.
• East Stand, along the east touchline: a single tier, called the Chris Chilton Stand on Hull City matchdays, with the ticket office.
• South Stand, behind the south goal: the Family South Stand, with family activities on its concourse.
• North Stand, behind the north goal: home and away sections, with visiting supporters in the north-east corner.

About 2,700 seats were converted to safe standing for 2025/26, at both the home and away ends.

Hull Paragon Interchange is about a 20-minute walk along Anlaby Road, via Argyle Street and the footbridge on matchdays. Stagecoach 2 runs from bay 6 at Paragon every 10 minutes, alongside East Yorkshire services 51-58, and the free Priory Park & Ride, signposted from the A63 Clive Sullivan Way, drops off outside the stadium from two hours before kick-off. There is no matchday parking at the ground; Walton Street car park has about 1,100 spaces. The stadium is cashless, smoking and vaping are banned, and turnstiles typically open 90 minutes before kick-off.

Visiting supporters sit in the north-east corner rather than along a full stand: blocks N6-N8 of the North Stand, the corner itself and blocks E0-E2 of the Chris Chilton Stand, with entry via turnstiles 47-50 and 1-5. Any unsold away tickets are sold at the East Stand ticket office.

If you are a Hull fan buying on the resale market, keep away from that corner: a seat in blocks N6-N8 or E0-E2 puts you in the away section. The Family South Stand and the West Stand are clear of it.