Season Tickets 2013/14

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Eastleigh Football Club today announced the 2013/14 season ticket prices. With a fantastic early bird offering, including additional benefits; we feel our season ticket prices again offer excellent value for money.

For the second season running - a season ticket to watch the Spitfires will cost no more for an adult than a £5 a game average with further concessions on these prices depending on your circumstance.

Chairman Stewart Donald said "As a club we feel that it is vital our season tickets represent good value for money and we recognize following a football club at any level can be an expensive passion. If you also factor in the current economic climate then as a club we feel it is essential to make following Eastleigh FC as affordable as possible.

"We believe early bird prices yet again represent superb value for money, at the same time the club is committed to trying to improve the standard of football on show. The team being involved in the playoffs tonight goes to show how far we have progressed in such a short space of time.

"As per last season we have again offered a discount for all supporters club members and I openly encourage all fans to sign up for a season long membership, which also offers 10% off in the club shop and discounted away travel. It is vital for the future of our club that we have a vibrant, enthused and engaged supporters club. The fans have demonstrated their desire to influence and assist the club in the direction it takes and I believe the supporters club grew rapidly last season and we are hoping that next season will follow a similar pattern."

Season tickets are on sale from today, with application forms available at tonight's game. Fans are also at the same time able to pre order next season's Nike replica shirts at a heavily discounted rate.

As last year, fans are able to pay via credit card, cash or cheque.

Please click here for an application form.

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