Coventry City have today broken their previous record for the number of Season Tickets sold!
The Sky Blues have passed the previous modern-day record of 10,175 tickets sold, which had been set in the 2009-10 campaign and was the highest number sold since 1969.
The excitement of the return to Coventry, Championship football and the Sky Blues’ progress over recent years has seen City hit 10,200 Season Tickets sold
There’s still time to purchase your Season Ticket and enjoy the 22 remaining home games at the Coventry Building Society Arena, with our Season Tickets among the best value in the Championship.
Season Tickets are priced at £375 for Adults, with Concessions £289. Young Adults are £175 and JSB Under 16s priced at £90 – Season Tickets will remain FREE for Junior Sky Blues Members who are aged Under 13, when accompanied by a paying Adult/Concession.
Buying a Season Ticket is still the cheapest way for Sky Blues fans to watch this season.
There will be only a Standard Zone price – the Premium Zone was suspended this year due to the then expected COVID restrictions, but will return next season. Block 31 will be a socially distanced block - this is only available by contacting ticketoffice@ccfc.co.uk
Season Tickets are available to buy at eticketing.co.uk/CCFC and will be available to buy at the Ticket Office at the Coventry Building Society Arena (Mon-Fri,9:30am-5:30pm)
Once again, fans will be able to pay for their Season Ticket through monthly instalments with V12 Finance.
JSB Under 13s continue to be FREE when accompanied by a paying adult, while the Young Sky Blue rate continues to extend junior discounts to under 18s.
Meanwhile, students can access the concession rates too – as well as young adults (Under 21s), seniors (over 60s) and armed forces members.
Fans who purchase now ahead of Saturday's game will need to collect a paper ticket for the clash versus Reading from the Ticket Office, either in advance or on the day of the game.
Full Information can be seen here.
Manager Mark Robins said:
“It’s great news that the Club has the highest number of Season Tickets sold for many years.
“The support of the fans for the Club is vital to the players and staff and for the Football Club as a whole.
“Fans can always help you win games but our fans are very special, and this tremendous achievement goes to show that once again. I would like to thank you all for your continued support.”
Coventry City Chief Executive Dave Boddy said:
“To break this record is a huge achievement and testament to the excitement around the Football Club at the moment and to Sky Blues supporters.
“Just four seasons ago we were in League Two with 4,500 Season Ticket holders, so it goes to show the progress that is being made.
“Season Ticket sales are vital to the Football Club and the support from the stands is massive to the team, so I would like to thank all of the fans who have purchased and helped us reach this figure.
“Season Tickets are still on sale and represent the best value way to watch the side in action for the rest of this season, so I would urge fans to buy.”
For fans who are unable to commit to a Season Ticket, Match Packages will return and information will be confirmed shortly.
In the 1968/69 and 1969/70 campaigns, the Sky Blues reached 12,457 and 11,579 Season Tickets respectively, which are now the two highest numbers on record.
Other peaks which have been beaten this year include 8,384 and 8,720 in 1987/87 and 1987/88 respectively, with the lowest figure in that decade being 3,096 in 1985/86. In the 1970s the high was 7,166 in 1978/79, with a low of 3,923 in 1976/77.
The highest in the 1990s came in 1997/98 with 9,874, while the first year of the Premier League saw 3,989 fans buy a Season Ticket. The first season at the Ricoh Arena saw a jump up to 9,540, having been 7,453 the previous year at Highfield Road – figures of circa 9,000 being hit in several years in the late 00’s.