How Preston North End’s 2025-26 season-ticket prices compare to Championship rivals - including Blackburn and Stoke

After securing their Championship safety on the final day after a nail-biting run-in, which saw the Lilywhites win just one of their remaining 15 games, there is hope Paul Heckingbottom’s men will avoid a repeat of their 20th-placed finish.

Attendances at Deepdale have been on the rise in recent campaigns, with the 2024-25 season recording an average of 16,505.

And despite their disappointing end to the recent term, supporters have been rewarded, with the club announcing season-ticket prices have been frozen for all ages in the Alan Kelly Town End and Sir Tom Finney Family Zone.

The Deepdale faithful have been able to renew their seat since May 12 and will be able to do so until the early-bird sale ends on June 14.

Fans have got their seats reserved until that date, with an ‘exclusive seat’ move period’ allocated between Monday, 16 June and Saturday, 21 June.

The lowest cost to purchase a seat for an adult is £294, but how does that compare to fellow Championship sides?

We’ve taken a look at the cost of an adult season-ticket at every second-tier outfit who have released their figures to see where the Lilywhites rank.

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