Season Ticket usage reminder — Leedsunited.com 14/2/25

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Supporters must meet 80% threshold.

Leeds United would like to remind 2024/25 General Admission Season Ticket Holders about the usage policy introduced at the start of the campaign.

Despite the overwhelming demand for tickets, Season Ticket Holders not attending matches at Elland Road is still a problem.

Season Ticket Holders must have an attendance rate of 80%* or above for home league games at Elland Road during the 2024/25 season, to be invited to renew for the 2025/26 campaign.

Attendance includes any of the three points below:

Personal attendance at a match by a Season Ticket Holder using their Season Ticket

Attendance at a match by a friend or family member of the Season Ticket Holder, using the official ‘Ticket Forwarding Scheme’

A Season Ticket Holder puts their seat up for resale via the official ‘Ticket Exchange’ scheme, which can be put up for resale up to 90 minutes before kick-off

We want Elland Road to be as full as possible in the run up to the end of season and ensuring Season Tickets are being used is an important factor in this.

A small number of Season Ticket Holders will not be able to meet the 80% threshold based on their home league attendance to date and will not be invited to renew.

Some supporters will be required to attend all remaining home league games including our fixture against Sunderland on Monday to ensure they are invited to renew their Season Ticket.

*The 80% attendance rate equates to 18 home league games in the 2024/25 season.

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