Leeds United have had a disappointing couple of seasons, following their relegation from the Premier League in 2022/23 and a loss in the Championship play-off final to Southampton in the 2023/24 campaign.
If like many, you want to make the trip to Elland Road and want to know how best to purchase Leeds United tickets, then you are in the right place.
Leeds United tickets & prices at Elland Road
Leeds United season tickets: pricing & availability
As Leeds will spend a second season in the Championship, their cheapest season ticket prices will be priced at £18.87 per match, instead of £22.84 for a single match, which is what it would have been if the Whites were promoted to the Premier League.
Note that Leeds season tickets are reserved for those who have purchased the club's membership. So if you one already, you can join the waiting list if the current availability is sold out. Moreover, access to Leeds season tickets is only available to those qualified for a purchase. This means that you can only log in and access the seating plan only if the club has already contacted you via email.
Season tickets at Leeds United come with a wide range of benefits to both adults and juniors aged below 16 years. For example, you can re-sell your seat on the official club ticket exchange, engage in ticket forwarding for home matches and also enjoy priority booking for cup fixtures. There are a host of other benefits for season ticket holders.
The pricing range for Leeds season tickets varies depending on the age of supporters as well as the location of your seat. Since the seating plan is restricted and only those who have qualified for season tickets can access it, we note that season ticket prices at Leeds range between £100 on the lower side for kids and £420 on the lower side for adults.
The club also introduced what they called a Super Away ticket price for fans pegged at £850, which is a huge increase from the £669 they charged last season.
?️ Existing General Admission Season Ticket Holders are able to renew online for the 2024/25 campaign now!
— Leeds United (@LUFC) March 1, 2024
Changes ahead of the 2024/25 season
Leeds announced their season ticket prices for the 2024/25 season in March. This included a rise in prices for the second time in 11 years, which was unpopular with some sets of supporters. The Leeds Supporters' Trust said:
“Price rises are never welcomed, particularly during times of continued widespread economic pressure. Some fans will face larger increases than others as the club starts to level out season ticket legacy pricing, which aims to ensure that, in the future, no season ticket holder is paying more than the one sitting next to them.
“The club's consideration that increases are based on 2022/23 prices, rather than pre-rebate 2023/24 prices is welcomed, alongside new options for payment plans over the season. While we're disappointed to see some fans have rises of 12 per cent, we do acknowledge the club is still trying to respect the loyalty of the longest-standing season ticket holders, allowing them to pay the lowest amount for a match ticket over the next few seasons.
“The club have actively engaged with a variety of different fan groups ahead of today’s announcement which is a step in the right direction and we acknowledge that some, if not all, of the feedback was taken on board.”
Other changes included that season ticket holders must attend at least 80 per cent of matches in the 2024/25 campaign to qualify for renewal in the season after. Attendance doesn't have to be registered season ticket holder, though. It also includes the attendance of a friend or a relative using the club's ticket forwarding scheme, or when a season ticket holder puts their seat on the ticket exchange for release.
In a club statement, Leeds said: “The introduction of this attendance condition has proved successful at other clubs, ensuring as many supporters as possible get to see the team while encouraging fans to monetise matches they cannot attend, making season tickets more affordable.”
Leeds United matchday tickets and single-match tickets: pricing & availability
Single-match tickets are often the best way to attend a game if you are not lucky enough to currently possess a season ticket at Elland Road.
In terms of pricing, Leeds split their pricing structure for matchday tickets into two separate categories based on the level of the fixture. For Category B games, adult prices range from £32-£45, while for Category A games, this figure rises to £35-£47.
The club offer a six-phase system to ensure a fair distribution of tickets, which starts with general admission tickets being sold to ‘My Leeds Members', before allowing unsuccessful applicants to enter an online ballot, and ends with ‘Ticket Forwarding', which allows fans to send their ticket to other supporters.
Leeds United season ticket waiting list
As is to be expected with the vast majority of clubs, Leeds United have a waiting list system in place in regards to their season tickets. To join this waiting list, you must pay a fee of £11, and once you have successfully been offered a season ticket, you will then gain access to the club's seating plan section and can purchase it from there.
Do I need a membership to buy Leeds United tickets?
In most cases, the answer to that question is yes, although non-members will occasionally have access to tickets for low-demand cup fixtures.
The club offer two membership options – the first being known as a ‘My Leeds Membership' account while the other is a ‘My Leeds Plus Membership' account. The latter has priority over the former regarding ticket purchases.
How to get a Leeds United membership
Acquiring a membership at Elland Road is relatively straightforward and can be done throughout the season. Accessed via the club's website, fans can purchase either of the two membership types to gain access to Leeds tickets.
The standard adult membership will set you back £50, while the plus membership will cost an adult £65. A £1.50 fee will be applied to both prices upon purchase.
Leeds United ticket prices at Elland Road
Leeds tickets do fall on the more expensive end of the Championship spectrum, although that is perhaps to be expected given the club's Premier League status until very recently.
With that being said, the price of a matchday ticket does vary and greatly depends on what section of Elland Road you wish to sit. As in all cases, the family stand is the cheapest option, while the North and South Stands, as well as the Upper Tier of the East Stand, offer a mid-price experience.
Finally, tickets for all other sections of the East Stand, and the entirety of the West Stand, will demand the highest fee. However, ticket prices, and the structure of those prices, do change season-on-season so we always recommend consulting the club's official website.
Leeds United stadium plan at Elland Road
Leeds United hospitality tickets
There are a total of six hospitality packages offered by the club, varying in price and perks. Those six packages are as follows:
- Centenary Pavilion Goal Line
- Centenary Pavilion Halfway Line
- Leeds Lounge
- Yeboah's Crossbar
- Bremner Suite
- East Level 3 Boxes
Prices change depending on the fixture, so we are unable to give exact prices for each of these options. However, prices typically start at around £90 and reach prices upwards of £360 in certain cases, with the Bremner Suite providing the cheapest package and the East Level 3 Boxes the most expensive.
Leeds United tickets FAQs
How to get to Elland Road at Leeds United
The stadium address is Elland Road, Leeds, LS11 0ES.
If you are travelling to Elland Road by car, then the ground is heavily signposted around Leeds and is located near the M621. If you are coming from the North, then the A58 or A61 is your best bet before you join the M621. For the South, the M1 should be your go-to route.
In terms of public transport, Leeds train station is approximately a 35-minute walk from the ground, although there are plenty of taxis and shuttle buses on offer if that is more appealing to you.
How can I get Leeds United away game tickets?
Away game tickets are extremely difficult to purchase via the club website, and are distributed first and foremost to those who attended the most away games in the previous campaign. As a result, these tickets are incredibly exclusive and in most cases, very hard to attain.
Other alternative methods exist, with ticket touts and online resellers proving the main two options in this area. However, in both cases, the legitimacy of tickets being sold is difficult to verify and therefore you should always be vigilant of potential scams.
How can I get cheap Leeds United tickets?
The key to cheap tickets is to always purchase them as early as possible, in the sections of the ground that offer the cheapest experience. In the case of Leeds United and Elland Road, this means purchasing tickets for the North and South stands, with the upper tiers usually being the cheapest option.
Can I do a stadium tour of Elland Road?
As most clubs the calibre of Leeds United do, the club do provide stadium tours of Elland Road. The tours last approximately 90 minutes and are priced as follows:
- Adults – £15
- Seniors – £10
- Juniors – £5
For full information and specific dates, always check the club website.
How to watch Leeds United at home
If you are unable to attend Elland Road, then there are options available to you that allow you to watch the Peacocks from the comfort of your own home. Select Championship matches will be broadcast on SkySports, while any FA Cup clashes will be shown on either BBC or ITV.