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Getting Wrexham tickets in 2026 is incredibly difficult, with the club now one of the hardest in the Championship to watch in person.
Since the takeover by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, alongside the worldwide popularity of the ‘Welcome to Wrexham' documentary, demand has skyrocketed at the Racecourse Ground.
However, the stadium's limited capacity, with the Kop currently undergoing redevelopment, means very few tickets are available to non-season-ticket holders.
FootballGroundGuide provides everything you need to know about how to get Wrexham tickets in 2026, including membership options, prices, ticket ballots and alternative ways to watch the Red Dragons.
Where can I buy Wrexham tickets?
All Wrexham tickets are sold through the club's official eTicketing platform, which can be accessed via the Tickets section of the Wrexham AFC website.
Supporters must have an official Wrexham membership to enter the ballot for home match tickets.
There is very little opportunity to purchase tickets through general sale, particularly for popular Championship fixtures.
The stadium's ongoing redevelopment means capacity is currently around 10,771, leaving a relatively small allocation available for general admission supporters.
Wrexham season tickets
The only guaranteed way to attend every Wrexham home league fixture is with a season ticket.
Season tickets are extremely difficult to secure, with existing holders given priority to renew before any additional availability is considered.
Wrexham 2026/27 season ticket prices
| Adults | £519 |
|---|---|
| Under-21s / Over-65s | £419 |
| Under-18s | £199 |
| Under-14s | £69 |
| Adults | £479 |
|---|---|
| Under-21s / Over-65s | £379 |
| Under-18s | £179 |
| Under-14s | £59 |
Wrexham season ticket waiting list
Supporters hoping to secure a season ticket for 2027/28 can register their interest through the club's waiting list.
There are two categories available General Admission and Hospitality season tickets. Supporters must complete an application and pay a deposit to join the relevant waiting list.
The required deposits are:
- Adult general admission: £100
- Concession general admission: £50
- Hospitality season tickets: £150
Joining the waiting list does not guarantee a season ticket, with availability dependent on the number of seats that become available.
Wrexham memberships
Official Wrexham membership is essential for supporters hoping to attend home matches without a season ticket.
Unlike many clubs, simply creating a free account is not enough to access the home ticket ballot. Supporters must purchase one of the official Dragon Membership packages.
Wrexham 2026/27 membership prices
| Gold Dragon (Adult) | £50 |
|---|---|
| Red Dragon (Adult) | £35 |
| Digital Dragon (Adult) | £25 |
| Young Dragon (12-17) | £25 |
| Junior Dragon (3-11) | £20 |
| Hatchling Dragon (0-2) | £15 |
Membership benefits vary depending on the package selected, but can include:
- Priority access to home match ticket ballots
- Priority access to away match tickets
- Access to the official Ticket Exchange
- Ability to receive forwarded tickets
- Digital membership card
- Digital matchday programme
- Exclusive member content and events
- Merchandise discounts
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Does Wrexham membership guarantee tickets?
No. This is an important distinction for anyone considering purchasing a membership specifically to watch Wrexham.
Membership gives supporters access to enter the ballot for home match tickets, but it does not guarantee that they will be successful.
The scale of demand is illustrated during the last campaign, when the club averaged around 1,200 tickets available through the ballot and 3,500 individual applications per match.
The overall success rate was approximately 22%.
Wrexham ticket prices
Wrexham have introduced a straightforward matchday pricing structure for the 2026/27 campaign, with prices remaining the same regardless of the opposition.
Unlike some Championship clubs, there are no different match categories for popular fixtures, meaning tickets cost the same whether Wrexham are playing a promotion rival or a lower-table opponent.
Wrexham 2026/27 matchday ticket prices
| Adults | £28 |
|---|---|
| Under-21s / Over-65s | £23 |
| Under-18s | £15 |
| Under-14s | £10 |
| Adults | £32 |
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| Under-21s / Over-65s | £26 |
| Under-18s | £18 |
| Under-14s | £10 |
The club have also confirmed that there will be no booking fees for home league match tickets during the 2026/27 season.
All general admission tickets are distributed digitally.
Cheapest Wrexham tickets
The cheapest general admission tickets are available in the University End, where adult prices start from £28.
This is also worth considering when entering the ballot, as the club has confirmed that the majority of available tickets are located in the lower tier of the University End.
Supporters are therefore advised to select this area when applying if they want to maximise their chances of success.
Most expensive Wrexham tickets
The Macron Stand and Wrexham Lager Stand are the more expensive general admission areas, with adult tickets costing £32.
However, prices remain relatively affordable compared to many other Championship clubs.
How to buy individual Wrexham tickets
1. Purchase an official Wrexham membership
Choose between Gold Dragon, Red Dragon or Digital Dragon membership, depending on your budget and preferred benefits.
2. Create an eTicketing account
Log into the official Wrexham ticketing platform and ensure your membership is linked to your account.
3. Enter the ticket ballot
Select the home fixture you want to attend and submit an application during the relevant ballot window.
4. Add friends and family members
Every ticket requested must be allocated to another official member within your friends and family network.
The ballot only allows one entry per person. If you are included in somebody else's application, you cannot submit another application independently.
5. Wait for the ballot result
Successful applicants are notified by email, with payment automatically taken from the account details supplied when entering the ballot.
Importantly, Wrexham operate an all-or-nothing system. If you request four tickets and your application is successful, you will receive all four rather than a smaller allocation.
The club also introduced an additional ballot for 2026/27, reserving 100 tickets per match from the second home fixture onwards for members who have been unsuccessful previously and have not yet attended a match that season.
Wrexham away tickets
Getting Wrexham away tickets is also competitive, although the process is different from purchasing home match tickets.
Away tickets are sold through the club's official eTicketing platform, with priority given to season ticket holders and official members.
For the 2026/27 season, Wrexham have introduced the following allocation structure:
- 70% of away tickets are initially made available to season ticket holders.
- 30% are reserved for official members.
- Any remaining tickets are subsequently made available to both groups.
There is no general sale for away matches during the 2026/27 campaign.
Allocations vary depending on the opposition and stadium, with Wrexham recently receiving 2,071 tickets for their trip to Bristol City and 2,022 for the visit to Norwich City.
Wrexham disabled tickets and accessible seating
Wrexham provide dedicated facilities and ticketing support for disabled supporters at the Racecourse.
The club offers:
- Designated wheelchair spaces
- Easy-access seating
- Complimentary personal assistant tickets
- Dedicated accessible entrances
- Support from the Disability Liaison Officer
Supporters who provide suitable proof of disability can receive a complimentary companion ticket alongside their own match ticket. This benefit is also available to season ticket holders.
There are wheelchair viewing facilities across the Macron Stand and additional platforms elsewhere in the stadium.
For the 2026/27 season, Wrexham have also introduced dedicated wheelchair and amenity ballots for supporters requiring accessible seating.
Wrexham accessibility contact details
- Disability Liaison Officer: Kerry Evans
- Email: [email protected]
- Phone: 07716 314 024
Supporters should contact the Disability Liaison Officer before applying to discuss their requirements and ensure they are entered into the appropriate ticketing process.
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Hospitality tickets at Wrexham
Hospitality is another option for supporters struggling to get general admission tickets at the Racecourse.
Wrexham offer a selection of premium and more exclusive matchday experiences, including executive boxes and lounge packages.
One advantage of hospitality is that supporters do not need to purchase a Dragon Membership to access these packages.
However, demand is extremely high, with hospitality often selling out well in advance of popular fixtures.
The club offers match-by-match hospitality once the relevant general admission ballot has concluded, while supporters interested in hospitality season tickets can register their interest through the official website.
Wrexham ticket resale platforms
With so few tickets available through the official ballot, some supporters turn to third-party resale websites in an attempt to secure entry.
Platforms listing Wrexham tickets include:
However, supporters should exercise caution when using these websites.
Resale prices can be significantly higher than the official face value, and purchasing from a third party does not necessarily guarantee that a ticket will be valid or accepted at the stadium.
The safest approach is always to use Wrexham's official eTicketing platform and Ticket Exchange.
FGG Verdict: Are Wrexham tickets difficult to get?
Wrexham tickets are among the hardest to secure in the Championship due to huge global demand, a loyal local fanbase and limited capacity at the Racecourse Ground.
An official Dragon Membership is essential to enter home ticket ballots, but success is far from guaranteed. Supporters often need to enter multiple ballots before securing a seat, with the University End typically offering the best chance.
Hospitality packages provide an alternative at a higher cost, while the planned new Kop Stand should ease demand in the future.
For now, getting a Wrexham ticket largely comes down to planning ahead, persistence and a bit of luck.