With season tickets for the season now on sale we have compiled a list of frequently asked questions for supporters.
If you have a query that is not covered below please email us at ticketsales@perthsaints.co.uk
I DIDN'T HAVE A SEASON TICKET LAST SEASON BUT WANT TO BUY ONE FOR THIS SEASON. CAN I DO THAT NOW?
Yes, you can purchase a 2026/27 season ticket HERE. However, until Tuesday, 16th June you will only be able to select seats which have not been renewed by existing season ticket holders for the new season. After this date, any seat which has not been renewed will become available for purchase.
I HAVE A WHEELCHAIR/AMBULANT DISABLED SEASON TICKET. CAN I RENEW MY SEASON TICKET ONLINE?
Yes, you should follow the online process described above to renew. Personal assistants will be renewed if there is already one attached to your season ticket.
New buyers of wheelchair/ambulant season tickets should buy online. Personal assistant tickets can be provided free of charge subject to eligibility. For disabled access and ticketing information please visit our Accessibility centre. If you need assistance at all please email us at ticketsales@perthsaints.co.uk.
I WANT TO RENEW OR PURCHASE A STUDENT SEASON TICKET. CAN I DO THIS ONLINE?
Yes, you can purchase a student season ticket online. However, it is important to note that this category of season ticket can only be purchased by those in full-time education at Higher or Further Education level. We will contact all student season ticket purchasers at a later date to request proof of eligibility.
what is the cut-off date for each age category?
The age you are on August 1st 2026 determines which age category of season ticket you should purchase. For example, if you are aged 64 as at August 1st, you would qualify for an adult season ticket.
MY SEASON TICKET IS FOR THE EXECUTIVE SEATING AREA OF THE GEOFF BROWN STAND. CAN I RENEW ONLINE?
Yes, holders of executive seating season tickets (now known as Premium +) should renew online.
Will I RECEIVE A PHYSICAL SEASON TICKET CARD?
No, you will not automatically receive a physical season ticket card.
Season ticket QR codes are available within your Fanbase account. Your QR code can then be transferred to your digital wallet (Apple or Google) for ease of access on matchdays (no mobile phone signal required).
Alternatively, your QR code can be scanned from Fanbase, or you can screen shot your QR codes and save them to an album.
Whilst we would encourage all supporters to take advantage of our digital season ticket option we recognise that some fans may prefer to have a physical season ticket card.
If you would prefer a plastic season ticket card you can purchase through Fanbase when you are purchasing your season ticket. There is a fee of £5 per card. These will be available for collection from McDiarmid Park before the start of the season.
WILL MY SEASON TICKET CARD FOR THE CURRENT SEASON WORK FOR SEASON 2026/27?
No, all cards issued for season 2025/2026 will cease to work.
IS THERE A FINCANCE OPTION THIS YEAR?
We know that season tickets are a big financial commitment, and we have made the decision to reintroduce Capital Credit Union (CCU) to help you to spread the cost of your season ticket.
Thanks to CCU, supporters will be able to split the payments of their season ticket across 7, 8, or 9 months. A low APR of 11.6% is applied to the total price of your season ticket (total basket value) and will be split equally across the payment term that you select.
Find full details HERE!
Season tickets are also available to finance with Klarna, allowing you to either pay in 30 days or spread the cost over three interest-free instalments. Klarna will perform a soft check against your email address during checkout. If you don’t see this option, it may be because your application was not approved.
You can find full details and terms on Klarna’s website here: https://www.klarna.com/uk/terms-and-conditions/.
LAST SEASON I WAS OFFERED THE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE A VOLUNTARY DONATION TO THE 'SAINTS IN THE COMMUNITY' CHARITABLE TRUST WHEN PURCHASING MY SEASON TICKET. CAN I DO THIS AGAIN?
Yes, the opportunity to make a voluntary donation of any amount will again be part of the checkout process.
Have the seating and pricing changes been implemented to raise more revenue for the upcoming season?
The seating changes will not necessarily raise season ticket income. 60% of seats have a lower price than prior seasons. The total income will depend on the number of purchases and where fans choose to sit. It is certainly true that the club needs substantial additional income to compete in Premiership. Player payroll will increase dramatically and improvements at McDiarmid Park are being implemented. Most importantly our pitch is nearing the end of the long-delayed pitch rebuild. This work has been comprehensive and, of course, very expensive.
In a stand with empty seats how can the club realistically expect to stop people from buying seats in cheap areas and moving to more expensive areas?
Stewards will be briefed extensively on our new tiered system to ensure fans are offered assistance in locating their allocated seats.
Why was a meeting with the established Fans Forum not organised in advance of making changes?
The club aspires to be transparent and to communicate with fans. In this instance, the club failed to properly inform supporters and take onboard their suggestions prior to making important changes. A Fan Forum event has been scheduled for June 25 and will be posted on the website and Saints TV for all supporters to view.
Why did the club move away fans into the Ormond Stand?
We wanted away fans out of the Geoff Brown Stand. Our main stand should be a stand for home fans (of course, we will still make our award-winning hospitality options available to away fans). Away fans have historically been offered some of the very best seats inside McDiarmid Park. We need to fill those seats with Saints fans. The Ormond Stand is a better place to locate away supporters, disabled parking, disabled access, and the mandatory wheelchair platform. The wheelchair platform previously used by away fans in the Geoff Brown Stand will now be made available to Saints fans.
What will happen to the Stadium Shop?
We have already arranged for a new portacabin shop to be located near the Fan Zone. As everyone who entered the current shop space could immediately recognise, our Stadium Shop was not big enough for our plans. We’ve listened to what fans want to see in terms of Saints merchandise and we want to be able to display as much as possible in a roomy, comfortable environment. The new larger space will be an immediate improvement for all fans. The old space will be converted to allow beer sales to away supporters at some matches. This will of course bring in additional revenue for our club.
What about the safety of our fans with away fans in the Ormond Stand?
Our security officer and the police have reviewed and approved the change. A safe, comfortable corridor from the parking area to the East Stand can be maintained. We have experience of away fans in the Ormond Stand, and we will of course use this moving forward.
FAMILY STAND
Can a parent whose child is sick or unavailable still use their Family Stand seat?
Yes, contact the ticket office to arrange entry. Contact may be made by email, phone, or in person on the day.
Can a family member with a season ticket in the East or Geoff Brown Stand join family members in the Family Stand?
Yes, please contact the ticket office which can send complimentary tickets to accommodate such requests on an ad hoc basis with advance notice. Please note, your normal season ticket entry will be voided for the game in question.
Why has only one section of seats been sold in the Family Stand?
We are selling the centre block first. If sales require, we will then open the block to the right. We are maintaining blocks where possible to accommodate our successful Academy Night, school programme, and Saints in the Community matchdays. Also, the left section of the North Stand will be offered for sale as a visiting support family section.
CELtic and Rangers matches
How many tickets must be sold to avoid giving up the East Stand to Celtic and Rangers?
The club has calculated the season ticket sales needed to nearly balance out the financial upside of allowing Celtic and Rangers to use the East Stand. First, if total season ticket sales are 3,800, then the East Stand will stay a home stand. Next, after reviewing prior year season ticket ratios, it has been determined that 2,750 tickets sold in the East Stand would also reach this goal. Therefore, the club has also agreed that if 2,750 season tickets are sold in the East Stand, it will not be offered to Celtic or Rangers.
If Celtic and Rangers are given the East Stand will they have access to the new safe-standing area?
No, the club has decided to cover the safe-standing area.
What happens if other areas of the East Stand are damaged by fans of other clubs?
Pursuant to a long-standing SPFL rule, we provide an estimate for the needed repairs and an invoice to the other club which is expected to pay promptly.
If East Stand ticket holders are asked to move for Celtic and Rangers, how will they choose their replacement seat in the Geoff Brown Stand?
We have explained to our new ticket provider (Fanbase) our desire to have a process whereby East Stand season ticket holders can choose a roughly equivalent seat in the Geoff Brown Stand. We will update in due course when this system has been confirmed.