Atlanta United fans, brace yourselves for a change. The Five Stripes faithful will see an increase in season ticket prices for the 2025 MLS season, as reported by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
The average ticket price will rise by $10 per match, translating to a 6% overall increase.
This price hike, detailed in a recent announcement by club president Garth Lagerwey, comes amid significant changes within the club, both on and off the field.
The new season-ticket package for 2025 will include 18 matches: 17 MLS games and one Leagues Cup home match.
The price adjustments will vary depending on the seating category. Club seats will see the most substantial increase, with an additional $10 per ticket per match; amounting to $180 more for the season.
Non-club seats will rise by an average of $2.70 per ticket per match, totaling an extra $48.60 for the season. Supporters section tickets will increase by $1.89 per ticket per match, resulting in a $34.02 total increase for the season.
Despite these increases, the club aims to maintain a balance between price and benefit. Lagerwey acknowledged, “I understand that some ticket-holders will be displeased by the increase.
We’re always looking at the balance, so price versus benefit, and we believe this is the right balance for us.”
Fan reaction has been mixed to the announcement.
What do Atlanta offer to renewing season ticket holders?
VP of Sales & Service Don Rovak expressed confidence in a high retention rate, expecting at least 90% of current season-ticket holders to renew.
Renewing season-ticket holders will continue to enjoy several benefits, including a free Apple MLS season pass.
The club will also cover tickets for away matches (excluding Inter Miami), a ticket transfer program, and a new buy-back program for unused tickets.
The buy-back program is particularly noteworthy. It allows fans to receive credits for the…
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Author : Martina Alcheva
Publish date : 2024-07-14 13:06:17
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