Manchester City tickets 2026/27

Join as an Official Member

Official Membership for 2026/27 comes in three tiers: Premium at £65, Matchday at £38 and Junior at £20 a season. Season Ticket Members do not need to buy match by match, because every Premier League home game is part of their ticket. More on each tier in our Manchester City membership guide.

Read the criteria for each opponent

City set purchase rules fixture by fixture and publish them on each match page:

• Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool and Leeds: priority for members who bought 3 or more home Premier League matches across 2024/25 and 2025/26.
• Aston Villa, Chelsea, Newcastle and Spurs: open to new and existing members, one ticket each.
• Every other game: up to four tickets per member.

The first members' release for Chelsea has sold out for now, and in October no members' tickets were on sale for Manchester United, Crystal Palace, Brentford, Liverpool or Aston Villa.

Wait for the further release

Several weeks before each fixture, once its date and kick-off are confirmed, City put out a further release for members. It includes seats that Season Ticket Members have listed on the club's Ticket Exchange, so a game that sold out in its first wave can reopen to members.

Three price levels

The club does not name its price levels, but adult member prices on the 2026/27 match pages start at £20 (Hull City, for example), £30 (Fulham, Leeds and Nottingham Forest) or £40 (Chelsea, Spurs and Arsenal). Under-18 tickets start at £12.50.

General sale, hospitality and European nights

City say a limited number of matches may go on general sale during the season, so a public sale is possible but rare. Bars and hospitality packages are sold separately. The two Champions League visits, Napoli on Tuesday 24 November and Sporting Lisbon on Wednesday 27 January, both kick off at 8pm. Napoli went on sale to Season Ticket Members at 10am on Wednesday 28 October; existing Premium, Matchday and Junior Members follow from 11am on Thursday 29 October, and Cityzens with an account opened before 27 August from 3pm the same day. Adult tickets start at £25 under the UEFA Cup Scheme, £30 for members and £35 for Cityzens, and matchday hospitality is on sale too. For Sporting Lisbon, match tickets were not yet on sale, and hospitality was open only to previous customers and Cityzens registered before 27 August 2026.

On the resale market, the opponent decides most of the price. Liverpool and Manchester United, the Manchester derby, sit well clear at the top of City's home list, with Manchester City v Arsenal next and Aston Villa, the last home game listed, after it. Chelsea comes a step below.

Brentford, Crystal Palace, Everton, Tottenham and Newcastle start in a close group, and the lowest listings of the season belong to Fulham, Hull City, Leeds, Nottingham Forest and the two Champions League nights.

Within a match, the gaps between areas are often small. Listings usually open in the upper tier behind a goal ("Shortside Upper Tier" on Hellotickets), with the middle and lower tiers behind the goal and the touchline upper tier just above. Central touchline seats and the blocks named after the Colin Bell Stand sit higher, while away-section seats and hospitality are listed separately.

Sellers set their own prices, usually well above the member price, and the final price is shown before you pay. When a members' sale is open for a game, buying from the club costs less.

The Etihad Stadium, on the Etihad Campus in east Manchester, opened in 2002 and holds 61,038 for 2026/27, after the North Stand expansion opened at the end of 2025/26. The bowl is continuous, and the club labels its tiers Levels 0 to 3 in its price bands; the Etihad Stadium seating plan shows each block.

• South Stand, behind the south goal: three tiers, the third added in 2015, and 4,995 rail seats in the lower tier, home to most of City's vocal support. The away section is in this stand too.
• Pep Guardiola Stand, the former North Stand: expanded by about 7,900 seats in its second tier, topped by a Skybar and renamed in May 2026, with a rail-seating area. Long known as the Family Stand, it still carries the club's "Family Stand" price bands.
• Colin Bell Stand, on the west touchline: Tunnel Club hospitality inside, the Blue Carpet team arrival outside.
• East Stand, on the opposite touchline, unofficially "the Kippax" to fans.

The Etihad Campus tram stop is right outside the Pep Guardiola Stand, 8-10 minutes from Piccadilly. Bee Network buses run along Ashton New Road every 4-8 minutes from the city centre, and the signposted walk takes about 35 minutes. Parking must be pre-booked, with park and ride from Co-op Academy Belle Vue, and after the match buses and roads around Ashton New Road are held for about 25 minutes.

Tickets are NFC mobile passes tapped on the turnstile reader. The ground is cashless with a strict Challenge 25 policy, bags are limited to A4, and under-14s must sit next to an adult aged 18 or over.

Visiting fans are in the South Stand, entering through entrances L1, L2 and L3, where turnstiles open two hours before kick-off. Pre-arranged ticket collections are at the South Stand Ticket Office, visiting coaches park on the Grey Car Park opposite the away turnstiles, and small flags can hang at the rear of Level 0. Away supporters may be held in briefly after the final whistle.

Because the away section shares the South Stand with City's loudest home fans, a City supporter buying on resale should check that a South Stand seat is not in the visitors' blocks.