Wolves tickets 2026/27

1. Season tickets: sold out

Wolves capped 2026/27 season tickets at 22,500, and they sold out on 22 June 2026. Everyone else buys game by game.

2. Join as a member

Wolves Membership 2026/27 costs £30 for an adult and from £15 for a junior, with a Young Wolves option too. It brings the members' priority window for home tickets, 10% off single home league tickets and 100 loyalty points.

3. Members' window, then general sale

Tickets go on sale roughly three weeks before each game. Members' windows open at 9am on a Tuesday, and the general sale date is added once it is confirmed; each supporter number can buy one ticket. Charlton Athletic and Derby County opened to members on 27 October. Coming up: Southampton on 10 November, the Millwall match on 17 November and Swansea City on 1 December. Birmingham City's window had not been announced.

4. High-demand games

For games in high demand, the club can restrict sales to supporters with enough loyalty points or a purchase history. Membership alone adds 100 points.

5. One price grid, by stand

Wolves do not use A, B or C match categories: a single 2026/27 price grid by stand applies to every home game. The lowest adult prices are in the Graham Hughes Stand, from £20 for non-members and £18 for members; in the other stands, non-member prices start at £33.

6. The Ticket Exchange

Season ticket holders can list a seat on the official Ticket Exchange and receive 80% of its pro-rata value, as Wolves cash or to a bank account. Those seats only go on sale once every general admission ticket for the game has sold out.

7. Hospitality

Matchday hospitality at Molineux includes the President's Restaurant, The Boardroom, WV1 Club, WV1 Plus, The International, and boxes in the Steve Bull and Billy Wright Stands.

Resale prices for Wolves home games barely move with the opponent. Nearly every Championship fixture on the list, from Charlton Athletic and Wolves v Southampton tickets to Wolves v Burnley tickets and Birmingham City, starts at practically the same level. The exceptions are the April visits of QPR and West Ham, which start highest.

For any one game, the range usually starts in the upper level behind a goal ("Shortside Upper Level"), with the upper level along the touchline next; the lower levels cost more, the touchline lower level most of all. Behind the goals, an upper-tier seat can only be in the Stan Cullis Stand, since the Sir Jack Hayward Stand is a single tier. A lower-level touchline listing may be in the Steve Bull Stand, whose lower tier holds the away fans, so check the block.

The club's own prices, from £20 for an adult, sit far below where resale listings start, so the members' window and general sale come first when they are open. Those listings are priced by individual sellers and can exceed face value; Hellotickets shows the final price before you pay.

Molineux stands on Waterloo Road, at the edge of Wolverhampton city centre. It opened in 1889 and holds 31,750, all seated, with licensed standing in several areas:

• Stan Cullis Stand (North Bank), behind the north goal and into the north-east corner: two tiers, rebuilt in 2012, with the Megastore in the centre and licensed standing in blocks NL6, NU6 and NU7.
• Sir Jack Hayward Stand (South Bank), behind the south goal: a single tier, licensed standing throughout.
• Billy Wright Stand, along the Waterloo Road touchline: dressing rooms and media, with the family area in blocks WL1 to WL9 of the lower tier.
• Steve Bull Stand, along the Molineux Street touchline and formerly the John Ireland Stand: away fans in the lower tier, which has licensed standing in its back three rows.

Wolverhampton station is about a 15-minute walk, as is the Wolverhampton Station stop on the West Midlands Metro, and the bus station about 12 minutes. Matchday parking can be booked through the club's ticketing site, and Waterloo Road closes from 90 minutes before kick-off.

Tickets are print-at-home e-tickets whose QR code can also be scanned from your phone. The ground is cashless, bags larger than A4 are not allowed, there is no luggage storage and there is no re-entry once you leave.

Wolves do not sell tickets to visiting supporters. Each visiting club receives an allocation of at least 2,000 under EFL rules and sells it to its own fans. The away section is the lower tier of the Steve Bull Stand, and on rare occasions blocks NL5, NL6, NU5, NU6 and NU7 of the Stan Cullis Stand. Away turnstiles open 90 minutes before kick-off, or 75 for midweek games, with staged queuing and searches.

If you support Wolves and buy on the resale market, keep away from the Steve Bull lower tier.