Leeds tickets 2026/27

Join My Leeds

Membership is the only way to buy from the club. For new members in 2026/27, adult My Leeds membership costs £50 and My Leeds+ £75, and there is also a My Leeds Priority tier. Our Leeds membership guide explains what each one includes.

Three phases for every home game

1. My Leeds Priority members buy first, on a first come, first served basis.
2. A Tracker ballot follows for members who bought 11 or more home tickets in 2025/26.
3. A general members' ballot then covers the rest of the membership.

Each member can buy one ticket, and sales usually open three to four weeks before the game. There is no general sale, and holding a membership does not mean you will get a ticket.

Categories and prices

Games are priced in three categories, A+, A and B, and adult prices include a £1.50 booking fee. In the Family Stand, with a maximum of two adults per concession, they start at £46.50, £40.50 and £35.50; in the North and South Stands, at £56.50, £48.50 and £37.50.

The Ticket Exchange

General admission season ticket holders who cannot go return their seats online through the official LUFC Ticket Exchange. Once other tickets have sold, those seats are resold to My Leeds Priority and My Leeds+ members first, then to all My Leeds members, until 90 minutes before kick-off.

Kick-offs and TV

Coventry on 28 November, Ipswich on 5 December and Fulham on 19 December are Saturday 3pm kick-offs, so none of them will be broadcast live in the UK. Everton on New Year's Day kicks off at 8pm and is on Sky Sports.

Liverpool in April and Arsenal in May share the top of Leeds's home season, with Leeds v Liverpool tickets level with the Arsenal game and Sunderland in late May close behind. Everton on New Year's Day and Chelsea in January form the next group, ahead of Bournemouth and Aston Villa.

Hull City, Manchester City and Nottingham Forest are a step lower, a reminder that the opponent's name is not the whole story, and the pre-Christmas run sits at the bottom: the Coventry match, Ipswich and Fulham start lowest.

Within a match, listings usually start in an upper tier, behind a goal ("Shortside" on Hellotickets) or along a touchline ("Longside"), with lower-tier seats next. A few listings are priced far above the rest of the same match, and hospitality is listed separately, so compare the areas before you choose.

Sellers set their own prices, which can be well above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. For members, the club's phases and the Ticket Exchange are usually the cheaper route.

Elland Road, in Beeston (LS11 0ES), has been Leeds United's ground since 1897 and holds 37,633 at the start of 2026/27. The John Charles West Stand is being rebuilt from 2026, the first phase of an expansion to about 53,000, so entrances and some access routes have changed this season: check the club's matchday information before you travel.

• Don Revie Stand (North Stand), behind the north goal: the Kop, with rail seating in the upper tier.
• Norman Hunter South Stand, behind the south goal: two small tiers separated by a row of executive boxes; with the Kop, it is one of the busiest and loudest parts of the ground.
• Jack Charlton East Stand, on the Lowfields Road side: two tiers and the Family Area; the upper tier is very high, not recommended if you suffer from vertigo and not open to under-fives.
• John Charles West Stand, the main stand: players' tunnel, dugouts, corporate seats and, at its south end, the away section.

Leeds station is a 35-40 minute walk. The First Bus R2 shuttle leaves Sovereign Street from 150 minutes before kick-off, the R3 runs from Thornbury Barracks and Pudsey Bus Station, and the Stourton and Temple Green park and ride sites must be booked online in advance; Temple Green does not run for Sunday games. Club-run car parks must also be pre-booked for each game.

Mobile tickets must be saved to Apple or Google Wallet, as screenshots are refused. The ground is cashless, each person may bring one small bag no larger than A4, and vapes are banned. The Elland Road seating plan shows the blocks.

Visiting supporters sit at the south end of the John Charles West Stand, in both the upper and lower tiers, along the touchline rather than behind a goal. They buy through their own club, and there are no matchday sales. With the West Stand under redevelopment, entrances and access routes have changed during 2026/27, so visiting fans should check the latest matchday information.

For Leeds fans buying on the resale market, it follows that seats at the southern end of the West Stand are not among home supporters.