Celtic have confirmed season ticket details for the 2026/27 campaign, with prices rising again ahead of next season.

Adult tickets will now start from £626, up from £608 last year, an increase of £18. Over-65 tickets rise from £376 to £387, while student prices have seen the biggest jump, going from £374 to £405. As usual, the club has kept entry-level pricing for younger supporters the same, with under-13 tickets remaining at £50.

The structure itself remains largely unchanged. Season tickets will cover all 19 home Premiership matches, with European fixtures again excluded. Options for younger supporters are still in place, including opt-out packages which exclude matches against Rangers but offer a lower price point.

Celtic’s message around the launch leans heavily on loyalty and connection, focusing on supporters securing their place at Celtic Park for the next campaign. The club again pointed to season ticket holders as the core of the support, urging fans to renew and be part of what it describes as the next chapter.

💚 Celtic is a part of our lives, in our thoughts every day; a club woven through the fabric of our personality. Paradise is on our minds, no matter where we are.

🎟️ The #CelticFC 2026/27 Season Ticket renewal window is now open ⤵️#ParadiseOnYourMind

— Celtic Football Club (@CelticFC) May 1, 2026

It comes less than 24 hours after Brian Wilson’s latest update on supporter engagement, which is unlikely to be a coincidence given the timing of both announcements.

There is also added context this year. The renewal window opens just weeks after the Celtic Fans Collective urged supporters to delay committing until the final possible moment as a way of applying pressure on the board.

The increase itself is not unexpected. Costs have edged up again, and Celtic have followed that pattern. But the timing of this release adds another layer.

Supporters are now being asked to commit financially while the current season is still being played out and with frustration around recruitment and decision-making still fresh.

The renewal window runs until May 29, leaving fans time to make that decision. For some, it will be straightforward given demand remains high.

For others, it may not be as simple. Holding off does not change anything on the pitch, but it gives supporters a way to show how they feel while the season is still ongoing.