Blyth Spartans Freeze Adult Prices and Cut Junior Tickets for 2026/27

Good news for football families in Blyth: watching the Spartans at Croft Park will stay affordable next season. The club has confirmed it is freezing adult matchday admission for 2026/27 and cutting the price for younger supporters, with a clear aim of getting more local children through the turnstiles.

Best for: Adult matchday admission stays frozen at £12 for 2026/27, having been cut by 20% the previous year, while under-16 admission drops by £2 to £5 and under-10s stay free, as reported by Blyth Spartans.

What's Changing

Adult admission holds at £12 on the day, following a 20% reduction the club made a season earlier. Under-16s see their ticket fall by £2 to just £5, and under-10s continue to get in free. Concessions for over-65s, under-18s and students are set at £8, with £10 admission for Blue Light and Veteran Card holders.

Season tickets are also on offer, with an early-bird rate for supporters who buy before 1 July 2026. Early-bird buyers get adult access for £175, rising to £185 afterwards, and the club says early purchasers receive free matchdays and pre-season access that can save more than £100 over the campaign.

Why It Matters to Blyth

The club has been explicit that cutting junior prices is about welcoming younger supporters to Croft Park, a decision it says was shaped by feedback from fans. For local families, a £5 ticket for an older child and free entry for the youngest makes a matchday an easy and affordable day out, and helps pass the Spartans habit on to the next generation.

Backing the Community Club

Blyth Spartans has long been more than a football team in the town, and keeping prices down at a time when many costs are rising is a deliberate move to stay accessible. Supporters who want to plan the season ahead can find the full price list and season ticket options via the Blyth Spartans Community listing.

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