Harrogate Town has confirmed that Flexi Tickets will return for the 2025/26 season, giving fans the chance to save money while choosing which games they want to attend.
Flexi Tickets are available in either five or ten game bundles. Once purchased, the tickets are added to your online account and can be redeemed for individual League Two matches as you go.
Supporters don’t need to pick games in advance — tickets can be downloaded at any time, subject to availability.
For seated Flexi Tickets, there is no reserved seat. Fans can select their preferred seat from those available online at the time of booking.
Redeeming a match ticket is simple: log in, add your flexi ticket to the basket at £0, and check out as normal to download your ticket.
No physical cards are issued, as this is an online membership. If buying for someone else, remember to assign the ticket to their account by entering their Client ID at checkout.
Prices for the 2025/26 season are as follows:
5 Game Flexi Ticket
- Adult: Standing £94 / Seated £106
- Concession: Standing £72 / Seated £85
- Age 18–21: Standing £65 / Seated £80
- Under 18: Standing £32 / Seated £51
- Under 14: Standing £25 / Seated £42
- Under 8: Free
10 Game Flexi Ticket
- Adult: Standing £176 / Seated £199
- Concession: Standing £135 / Seated £159
- Age 18–21: Standing £121 / Seated £149
- Under 18: Standing £60 / Seated £96
- Under 14: Standing £47 / Seated £79
- Under 8: Free
Supporters without an account can create one online before purchasing.
Parents or guardians can also set up accounts on behalf of children.
Find out more and get your Flexi Ticket online here.

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