Season Ticket Sales Update

With season tickets for the Greens’ 22/23 Sky Bet League One season available for nearly two weeks, we are delighted to announce that sales are currently tracking faster than during the record-breaking 21/22 campaign.

Argyle finished last season with an average attendance of over 13,000, with six sold-out fixtures at Home Park.

The Pilgrims’ average attendance, which finished at 13,130, was the club’s highest since the 05/06 season - our second in the Championship – with fans flocking to Home Park to witness Steven Schumacher’s side hunt down, and narrowly miss out on, a place in the play-offs.

You would have to go back to the legendary 1974/75 ‘Dream Season’, where Pilgrim legends Billy Rafferty and Paul Mariner led the Greens to promotion under Tony Waiters, to find a higher average Argyle attendance in the third tier of English football.

We finished last season with just over 7,000 season ticket holders, and nearly 5,000 supporters have already taken advantage of Early Bird pricing to secure their seat ahead for next season at Home Park – which equates to over 70% of last season’s total already.

Most encouragingly for the growth of the Greens’ fanbase, though, one in every three 22/23 season tickets purchased so far are new.

Season tickets 22/23

We thank supporters who have renewed or purchased new season tickets for their patience in awaiting delivery – the Home Park Ticket Office team are processing as fast as they can in the face of extremely high demand.

To provide further clarity to supporters yet to renew or interested in becoming season ticket holders for the first time, you will find next year’s general sale season-ticket prices below, which take effect from 11 June once the Early Bird window ends, as well as the cost of tickets on a match by match basis.

Please note that general admission tickets are split into three categories – gold, silver, and bronze, considering a number of factors, including cost for enhanced police presence and staffing required to operate the fixture.

With ticket prices finalised and sales going strongly, the club is also extending the Early Bird window until Friday, 10 June, allowing supporters further opportunity to secure their seat for next season at the best possible price.

Supporters can continue to purchase their season tickets any time of the day or night by visiting argyletickets.com, by contacting the Home Park Ticket Office on 01752 907700, or by visiting in person during opening hours. Tickets can be purchased outright, as well as on finance – with four and 10-month options available.

Information on next season's flexi tickets will be made available in the coming weeks.

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The club zero excuses to not back schuey well with funds over the summer given fans are likely to break last seasons total for season tickets sold.

Angry wrote:

The club zero excuses to not back schuey well with funds over the summer given fans are likely to break last seasons total for season tickets sold.

Yet they won't buy any players untill pretty well all the tickets are sold. I hope that I'm wrong but I will be surprised if we exceed our finishing place this year

All seats in the Devonport stand from blocks 2 to block 6 are sold out, the only seats that will come availale is the ones from last season ST holders not renewing, which is the 10 June: (Last chance to renew and keep your seats)

Earwegoagain wrote:

Angry wrote:

The club zero excuses to not back schuey well with funds over the summer given fans are likely to break last seasons total for season tickets sold.

Yet they won't buy any players untill pretty well all the tickets are sold. I hope that I'm wrong but I will be surprised if we exceed our finishing place this year

If they dont then the fans are going to let the board know and loudly much like they did to brent when we were relegated last time after he promised the increase would fund a bigger budget.

Club Statement

With the third week of season ticket sales for the 22/23 Sky Bet League One campaign well underway, take up is showing no signs of slowing down.

At the time of writing, Blocks 2-6 in the Devonport End are now either sold out completely, or held for existing season ticket holders to claim. The same is also true for the upper Mayflower Grandstand.

With sales continuing strongly, we urge supporters considering purchasing a season ticket to do so swiftly, or run the risk of their preferred area of the stadium being snapped up while they wait.

The Home Park Ticket Office team are continuing to process season tickets as quickly as possible, and continue to thank supporters for their patience as the we deal with high levels of demand.

If supporters are purchasing a season ticket for the first time, the Home Park Ticket Office team will need to see a form of identification before dispatching season ticket cards for delivery.

The Ticket Office team can accept forms of identification in person, as well as scanned copies via email.

In addition, if you have submitted identification or are a returning season ticket holder and have been awaiting delivery for longer than a few days, please make contact with the Home Park Ticket Office for further advice on [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], by visiting in person during opening hours, or by calling 01752 907700.

Not purchased your season ticket yet? You can do so by heading to argyletickets.com at any time of the day or night, or by visiting the Home Park Ticket Office during opening hours, or by calling 01752 907700.

FFS buy your ST now before well sell Pan, Hardie and Edwards and send Broom back to Peterborough.

Ipswich have sold more then 15,000 season tickets

Tgwu wrote:

Ipswich have sold more then 15,000 season tickets

Keeping their best players keeping their staff, no idea if they have a big telly, planters or a fvckin posh carpark, bet they have a top budget though, that helps flogging season tickets.

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

Ipswich have sold more then 15,000 season tickets

Keeping their best players keeping their staff, no idea if they have a big telly, planters or a fvckin posh carpark, bet they have a top budget though, that helps flogging season tickets.

Plymouth Argyle FC@argyle
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May 15, 6,000 and rising

Tgwu wrote:

Plymouth Argyle FC@argyle
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May 15, 6,000 and rising

Again no excuses from the board not to fund the manager decently now.

I've been promising myself a ST for the last 72 years. I still haven't got around to it!

we've been had over the transfer budget

Reality starting to bite?

Earwegoagain wrote:

Reality starting to bite?

with all the announcements coming out about no new assistant, no reserve football it shouldnt be a shock that the funds arent going to be as a high as they were promised and the squad isnt going to be bigger and schuey is going to be stitched up having no experience around him to save money by having another guy with no experience coaching let alone assisting in his first full season where he's not maintain the other guys form during a season but starting a fresh from day one where its all him now.

im just going to accept  it now that come January we wont sign the players needed at the time but operate a one  in one out and pay for it big time like always cause we dont have a bigger squad or players no playing in the first tean keeping match fit with some games in the reserves in order to rotate players to give them rest bites and keep them fresh for the final selection of games without falling foul to injuries and fatigue like every sodding season.

give me something good argyle for once

Plymouth Argyle FC @argyle·

7,000 and still rising

The early bird deadline of Friday, 10 June is approaching.

Get your season ticket now

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Angry wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

Reality starting to bite?

with all the announcements coming out about no new assistant, no reserve football it shouldnt be a shock that the funds arent going to be as a high as they were promised and the squad isnt going to be bigger and schuey is going to be stitched up having no experience around him to save money by having another guy with no experience coaching let alone assisting in his first full season where he's not maintain the other guys form during a season but starting a fresh from day one where its all him now.

im just going to accept  it now that come January we wont sign the players needed at the time but operate a one  in one out and pay for it big time like always cause we dont have a bigger squad or players no playing in the first tean keeping match fit with some games in the reserves in order to rotate players to give them rest bites and keep them fresh for the final selection of games without falling foul to injuries and fatigue like every sodding season.

give me something good argyle for once

What's up Angers isn't a big telly, car park and new seats enough for you bhey?

Tgwu wrote:

Plymouth Argyle FC @argyle·

7,000 and still rising

The early bird deadline of Friday, 10 June is approaching.

Get your season ticket now

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When you see the article out today on the prices of the cheapest season tickets in the premiership we shamefully charge more than 8 out of the 20and not alot of difference between our season ticket price and man utd's.

Angry wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

Plymouth Argyle FC @argyle·

7,000 and still rising

The early bird deadline of Friday, 10 June is approaching.

Get your season ticket now

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When you see the article out today on the prices of the cheapest season tickets in the premiership we shamefully charge more than 8 out of the 20and not alot of difference between our season ticket price and man utd's.

And yet we can't compete with other league 1 teams where on earth do you think the money could be going?

7000 and counting Get as many soled ..before they realise the kind of quality of players were gunna get in ..so come everybody luv Si l

7,500

3 days to go for  the 22/23 Season Ticket Early Bird Pricing

Well done to everybody that has bought season tickets this year, the club is pleased to announce that the solid gold toilets will be fitted in the Grandstand in plenty of time for the new season, thanks for your support.

Plymouth Argyle 2022/23 season ticket sales up 30 per cent on last term

There has been a 20 per cent increase in adult season tickets and a 65 per cent rise among under-18s.

The latter figure will be particularly encouraging to the club because they have been working hard to build up their fanbase of the future.

It all adds up to a 30 per cent increase in season ticket sales compared to the end of the Early Bird period