MK Dons announce frozen season ticket prices for 2024/25

Thursday, 28 March 2024 11:37

MK Dons have released details regarding their season tickets for the 2024/25 campaign, with no increase in price from the current season.

Adults can watch football at Stadium MK from £16.80 per game, while Kids can watch from as little as £0.70 per game.

Mike Williamson's side are fighting for promotion from League Two and currently sit in fourth place, just one spot outside the automatic promotion places.

On MK Dons 2024/25 season tickets, Chairman Pete Winkelman said:

“We’ve thought long and hard about our fans, and what we can do to support them this year. I’m delighted to announce that our season tickets will face no price increase for the new season. I’m excited by the direction we’re heading in on the pitch, and as ever I want as many people as possible in Milton Keynes to share that excitement. The importance of your support to our success remains crucial and I’m looking forward to seeing us all pulling in the same direction next season."

Season ticket holders also receive a range of offers and discounts, including at local Suzuki dealerships, the Castore Club Shop and on any additional tickets.

For everything you need to know about MK Dons season tickets, visit their website.

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