Falkirk season tickets go on sale - all you need to know including 'affordable' pricing increase
All you need to know as Falkirk FC season tickets go on sale.
Season tickets for Falkirk’s second season back in the Scottish Premiership are now on sale – with supporters being asked to contribute to a ‘Pitch Fund’ if they can.
Club chiefs say that they have kept pricing as “affordable as possible” but that increases were necessary to boost John McGlynn’s playing budget, improve infrastructure and keep closing the gap on other top flight clubs.
With a spot in the top six secured, and the possibility of European football next season still up for the grabs, the Bairns launched their 2026/27 sales on Friday, May 8 with an initial early bird and renewal period running until Friday, May 30 at 1pm. The club has set a cap of 6,000 season ticket sales.
Falkirk FC’s season tickets go on sale
Adult tickets for the new campaign are available at prices starting from £380, while concessions can claim their seat from £247. An under-18 brief is available from £152. Those prices - which are based on the Kevin McAllister and North stands - are part of the early bird and renewal offer. Pricing compared to this season has gone up by around 30 per cent.
“We have kept our season tickets as affordable as possible, having been held low for our first season back in the top flight since 2010,” the club’s website article read. “In order to continue to grow the football budget, improve our infrastructure, and close the gap on our competitors, there has been an increase for the 2026/27 campaign These prices will remain among the most affordable in the Premiership, continuing to provide value for money to supporters. The Early Bird Period also provides significant saving per game.”
Supporters can donate in addition to their season ticket, with those funds being allocated straight to the pitch fund. The Bairns have been forced to switch to a grass surface for season 2027/28 after Premiership clubs from the SPFL previously voted to ban artificial surfaces from the top flight. And although the Bairns’ hierarchy managed to secure a season’s grace period and advanced future SPFL club payments - they still need to find a “sizeable six-figure sum” to help pay for the pitch switch and a training facility.
Pitch fund will help plug funding gap
The article continued: “The club has also launched our Pitch Fund, offering fans the option to support fundraising for a new hybrid pitch and training ground. As Falkirk supporters are aware, the SPFL mandated that Premiership clubs can no longer use artificial surfaces. Falkirk FC secured a one-year grace period meaning that the new pitch must be installed at the end of season 2026/27. The Pitch Fund will replace the Manager’s Fund from previous years.
“At the point of check out for Season Tickets, supporters will be able to donate and support this crucial fundraising activity. There is also a standalone donation option on Total Tickets, allowing supporters to make donations at any time. The club must raise approximately £1.5 million to cover the costs of a new pitch and training facility.
“About one-third of this has been secured in advances from future SPFL payments, and this season’s success will allow us to contribute a similar amount from cash reserves. That leaves a sizeable six-figure sum to raise from the Pitch Fund and other fundraising initiatives. We want to protect our club’s progress on the pitch and continue to rebuild our Academy, so there is a clear need for fundraising outside regular ticketing, commercial and prize money income.
“Let us be clear: Falkirk FC’s aim is to build quality facilities that will strengthen our club in the long-term, while protecting our hard-won progress in the short-term. Many fundraising activities will take place throughout the season to support this campaign, however it is vital we get off to a strong start during this Season Ticket period. If every season ticket-holder committed an additional £60 over the next year, we would break the back of it. As a fan-owned club, everyone from the boardroom to the bootroom is acutely aware that we are again asking our fans to dig deep so we can sustain our remarkable progress. Every penny will be appreciated.”
Meanwhile, Falkirk have retained free tickets for under-12s in partnership with Your Equipment Solutions. An age verification process has been introduced however. For the first time, the club is partnering with Capital Credit Union to provide flexible fan finance options for supporters who wish to spread the cost of their Season Ticket over the course of the season. Falkirk Supporters Society members can spread their payments throughout the season again with a zero per cent APR option which will launch next week. Unlike last year, walk-up prices were not mentioned in the season ticket announcement. Last season, adult pricing was capped at £25.