QPR tickets 2026/27

Stage one: Hoops Membership

Hoops Membership for 2026/27 costs £41 for an adult, postage included, and £30 for a junior. It opens a members' pre-sale of at least seven days before each home league game, with up to six tickets per game, and Hoops Members' prices start at £21. Season ticket holders get the same first access; our QPR season ticket guide covers that route.

Stage two: general sale

Each game then goes on general sale, which QPR say happens about four weeks before the match: QPR v Burnley on 3 November, for instance, was announced on general sale on 24 September. On 4 August the club put all of its 2026 home fixtures on members' sale; the 2027 home games had not been announced.

Prices by seating area

There are no A, B or C match categories at Loftus Road. A single 2026/27 price list by area, Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze and Blue, covers every home game. Adult advance tickets start at £24 in the Blue area, and online orders carry a £3.50 booking fee. Tickets sold on matchday, from 9am on the day, start at £29, so buying ahead saves money.

The Ticket Exchange

Season ticket holders who cannot go can list their seat on the Ticket Exchange, hosted by Ticketmaster, during the week of a home league game and until two hours before kick-off. The seat is sold at 1/23rd of the season ticket price, and the holder receives 75% of the sale as account credit. The club has said it is talking to other providers.

Away fans buy elsewhere

Tickets for the visitors' section are not sold by the QPR Box Office: supporters of the away side buy from their own club.

Because most QPR games reach a general sale, the club is usually the better-value route, and resale listings start well above the £24 advance price. Resale is most useful before the general sale opens or when a game sells out.

On Hellotickets, the London derbies against West Ham and Millwall, along with Norwich City in May, start highest on QPR's home list, with Stoke City and Blackburn Rovers a step below. Most of the other games, Sheffield United, Wolves, Watford and Southampton among them, start at the same lower level.

QPR listings are labelled only "Longside" (along the touchline, so the South Africa Road or Ellerslie Road side) or "Shortside" (behind a goal, so the Loft or the School End), with little price difference between the two. Neither label names a block, so read the listing details before you pay: the upper tier of the School End is kept for visiting supporters, and the Loft's upper tier for members.

Sellers set their own prices, and the final price is shown before you pay.

Loftus Road, called MATRADE Loftus Road Stadium by the club in 2026, sits off South Africa Road between Shepherd's Bush and White City in west London. First used in 1904 and QPR's home since 1917, it holds 18,439, all seated, and it is a compact ground with the stands close to the pitch. Several stand names are sponsored and change, so the familiar names come first below:

• The Loft, behind the east goal on the Loftus Road side: the home end. Its upper tier is for members only; the lower tier holds the Family Stand (Blocks HL, JL, KL and LL, where every group must include a junior) and a safe-standing area in Blocks ML, NL and PL.
• South Africa Road Stand (the Bhatia Stand), the main and largest stand: East and West Paddocks below, executive boxes and an upper tier, plus the dugouts, box office, club shop and hospitality lounges.
• Ellerslie Road Stand (the Stanley Bowles Stand), a single tier along the other touchline. Block R is a safe-standing area, and the club points fans who want the liveliest section to Block R or QU.
• The School End (Achilleus Security Stand), behind the west goal: visiting fans in the upper tier, mainly home fans in the lower tier for league games.

White City on the Central line is about five minutes' walk, and Wood Lane, on the Hammersmith & City line and the closest wheelchair-accessible station, about seven. Shepherd's Bush, which also has Overground trains, is around 15 minutes away. Driving is discouraged: parking is very limited, and roads around the ground close 90 minutes before kick-off, when the stadium opens.

Tickets are digital for 2026/27, in Apple or Google Wallet or print-at-home. The ground is cashless, bags are discouraged and every bag is searched, with no lockers on site.

Visiting supporters are housed in the upper tier of the School End (Blocks Y2-Y6), marked "visiting supporters only" on the club's 2026/27 plan. They enter by turnstile 2 on Ellerslie Road, or also turnstile 3 on South Africa Road when they are given both tiers, and their wheelchair spaces are in Block Z6.

Away fans buy from their own club, not from QPR. If you support QPR and pick a "Shortside" seat on resale, make sure it is not in the School End upper tier.