Arsenal’s 2024/25 Season: New Family Area, Ticket Discounts & More

After back-to-back runner-up finishes behind perennial champions Manchester City, Arsenal fans are looking forward to the 2024/25 season with renewed optimism and high expectations.

With Jurgen Klopp leaving Liverpool, Chelsea undergoing another managerial transition and Manchester United hitting rock bottom, the Gunners are the most realistic candidates to challenge Man City’s title credentials.

Known for their unwavering loyalty and passionate support, Arsenal supporters will rush to the Emirates Stadium next term, with the club introducing several changes compared to last season.

What’s new?

According to Arsenal.com, the club will open a new Family Area in blocks 28-30, available to young fans aged 16 or younger and their family members.

On top of that, there will be GA-wide concessions for young people on season tickets and up to 2,000 match tickets per game.

Underaged supporters will receive a substantial 50% discount regardless of seat spots.

The Gunners will not disregard their senior supporters either.

Existing senior season ticket holders can still rely on a 57% discount, plus a limited amount of discounted season tickets available to eligible candidates aged 66+ who’d like to move into the new Family Area.

Arsenal will allocate match-by-match General Admission tickets for senior citizen season ticket holders, who will be able to apply for these tickets at a 25% discount from the 2024/25 campaign.

Ticket prices

While you don’t need to be an Arsenal club member to buy a season ticket, there’s a fee you must pay to join the waiting list.

Adults must fork out an initial fee of £50 to get on the waiting list, while this costs £25 for young adults.

Depending on the stadium sectors, Arsenal season ticket prices ranged between as low as £331 to an eye-watering £1,895 in 2023/24.

But as inflation continues to pump the prices, season ticket holders in the Upper Tier will pay an additional £113 on average for Arsenal’s season tickets in the 2024/25 season.

Those in the Lower Tier will have to splash out an additional £103 to secure their spot for the upcoming season.