Wrexham tickets 2026/27

1. Become an Official Member

An Official Wrexham AFC Membership for 2026/27 is needed both to enter home ballots and to use the Ticket Exchange. There are three tiers: Digital Dragon at £25 for an adult, Red Dragon at £35 and Gold Dragon at £50.

2. Enter the ballot for each match

Every home league game has its own ballot with its own closing date. Recent ballots have opened 29 to 39 days before the game: Portsmouth's opened on 20 October for the match on 28 November. Each member gets one entry, and allocations are all or nothing, so you receive every ticket you applied for or none. The draw runs on the closing day and payment is taken from the winners.

3. The second-chance ballot

A second ballot of 100 tickets is held for unsuccessful supporters who have not yet attended a game this season, which gives newer members a way in.

4. The Ticket Exchange

Season ticket holders who are unable to attend can put their seats on the members-only Ticket Exchange and receive a refund of 1/23rd of their season ticket value, which can now be withdrawn as cash. The club says many of those seats stay available until the day of the game, so keep checking after a losing ballot.

5. Prices and hospitality

Prices are the same for every opponent and there are no booking fees: adult tickets start at £28 in the University End, while the Macron and Wrexham Lager Stands cost more. Match-by-match hospitality is released once each ballot has ended.

With no general sale, resale is the only route for supporters without membership, and Wrexham's home games sort into clear groups by starting price. The games up to New Year's Day, from the Portsmouth match and the QPR match to Blackburn Rovers and Bolton Wanderers, start lowest. Sheffield United and Lincoln City come next, then Millwall, then a group of Derby County, Wrexham v Cardiff City tickets, Norwich City and Stoke City. West Ham in February and Bristol City on 1 May sit at the top.

Inside a match, listings usually open behind a goal in the Tech End, which sellers call the STōK Cold Brew Coffee Stand, with the Macron Stand next and the Wrexham Lager Stand above it; generic touchline ("Longside") listings are the dearest. The Wrexham Lager Stand also holds the away section, and the Kop end is being rebuilt, so check exactly which stand and block a "Shortside" or Wrexham Lager Stand listing covers.

Sellers set their own prices, which can sit well above the £28 face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. Wrexham's terms can limit how tickets are passed on, and the members' ballot and Exchange remain the club's own routes.

Wrexham play at the Racecourse Ground on Mold Road, right beside Wrexham General station. This season it is a three-sided ground: the Kop end, behind one goal, is a building site, and the club expects the new stand to be ready for the 2027/28 season.

• Wrexham Lager Stand: a two-tier side stand backing onto the former Yale College site, with the dressing rooms, club offices, hospitality and the away section. Home fans with children under two may only sit in its upper tier.
• Macron Stand: on the Mold Road side, formerly the Mold Road Stand, with private boxes and pitch-level wheelchair spaces for home fans.
• Tech End: behind the other goal, for home fans, with Jonesy's Bar; sellers list it under its sponsored name, the STōK Cold Brew Coffee Stand.
• The Kop (Crispin Lane End): under construction and closed to fans.

Wrexham General is the station to use: turn right out of it and cross the bridge. The town-centre bus station is about half a mile along Mold Road. Matchday park and ride runs from the council building on Ruthin Road, and the club promotes free matchday parking at Eagles Meadow; there is no matchday parking at the station or in the permit zones around the ground.

The ground is cashless apart from the club shop and merchandise trailers. Only A4-sized bags are allowed, searched and tagged, with no food, drink, flasks or pushchairs, and tickets are eTickets on your phone or printed at home.

Visiting supporters sit in the Wrexham Lager Stand, on both its upper and lower tiers, and all of them enter through Gates 1-4 at that stand. Because home fans sit in the same stand, a resale listing there may be in or next to the away section.

If you follow Wrexham, check the block of any Wrexham Lager Stand listing before paying, or look at the Macron Stand and the Tech End, which hold home supporters only.