How to buy Premier League tickets without a membership as fixtures for 26/27 are announced
Premier League 2026/27 tickets are now available to buy but will be hard to come by if you don't have a season ticket.
For the uninitiated, clubs prioritise members and season ticket holders.
That means those without a season ticket don't have much of a shot at a seat in the stands, unless you know where to look.
Hope is not all lost if you're desperate to be a part of the action, as there are a couple of ways to beat the system.
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From resale tickets to hospitality seats, there are a options available if you didn't grab a ticket on time (or simply don't want to commit to the season).
Find out everything you need to know below.
How to buy Premier League tickets without a membership
There are three ways to buy Premier League tickets without a membership: resale, hospitality or ticket transfer.
First things first: hospitality is your most reliable route, as there's no membership, ballot or wait list required.
Hospitality tickets for the 'big six', that's Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur, are available online.
Prices kick off from around £250 and are available for home and away fixtures.
You can buy hospitality tickets on the following sites from June 19, 2026:
If you're on a budget or would rather be in the stands than a box, resale is a more affordable option, and you don't need a season ticket to get involved.
Just make sure to purchase resale tickets through a reputable site, such as the below.
You can buy resale tickets on the following sites from June 19, 2026:
Always purchase resale tickets through verified sites to avoid ticket scams and ensure a money-back guarantee.
What are the rules around forwarding Premier League tickets?
The third option is forwarding tickets, but there are a few rules to bear in mind.
Premier League tickets can be transferred for the 'big six' through official club digital ticketing apps or ticket exchange platforms.
However, there are different rules for each club.
READ MORE: Find out the Premier League 2026/27 fixtures here
For instance, you can only transfer a Liverpool ticket to someone who is not a season ticket holder if they have general admission NFC pass.
Whereas Manchester United fans don't need to have a membership to attend with a transferred ticket. You can learn more about the rules below.
Premier League transfer ticket rules:
- Arsenal: Must have an Arsenal account
- Chelsea: Must have a supporter account
- Liverpool: Must have an active membership or general admission NFC pass
- Manchester City: No membership required
- Manchester United: Must have a membership or a forwarding membership
- Tottenham Hotspur: No membership needed, but a supporter account is usually required
How much are Premier League hospitality tickets?
Premier League hospitality tickets vary depending on the club, fixture and package.
As a guide, entry-level hospitality packages tend to start from around £250 per person with access to a shared lounge, pre-match meal or buffet.
Mid-range hospitality experiences usually cost between £50 to £500 per person. VIP tickets cost upwards of £1,000.
Premier League tickets for all six major clubs are now on sale via Seat Unique.
Depending on the ticket you choose, you'll have the chance to experience exclusive lounge access, premium seating, complimentary drinks and fast-track entry.
Premier League fixtures: What about away tickets?
For loyal fans with a membership, it could be worth looking into away tickets to save money.
As of this year, clubs have agreed to extend the £30 cap on away ticket prices for another two seasons.
The decision means the £30 cap will have been in place for 12 consecutive seasons.
Premier League fixtures 2026/27 FAQs:
Do Premier League clubs ever do general sale?
Tickets are usually prioritised for season ticket holders and members, but it depends on the club.
For non-members, your best bet is hospitality packages or transfers.
You can find further information on the Premier League website here.
Is it safe to buy Premier League tickets from resale sites?
It's widely recommended that you purchase tickets directly from Premier League clubs where possible.
If you're after resale, always purchase resale tickets through verified sites to avoid ticket scams and ensure a money-back guarantee.
How much do Premier League hospitality tickets cost without a membership?
Entry-level hospitality packages tend to start from £250 to per person with access to a shared lounge, pre-match meal or buffet.
Mid-range hospitality experiences usually cost between £50 to £500 per person.
VIP tickets can cost upwards of £1,000 per person.
How much do Premier League hospitality tickets cost without a membership?
Home Premier League tickets don't have a set price, but tend to range from £30 to £160.
However, clubs such as Sunderland, West Ham and Burnley tend to have the cheapest tickets available at around £40.
Home tickets in the Premier League don't have a set price; instead, they range between £30 and £160.
In comparison, London clubs such as Chelsea boast the highest prices for fans.
Which Premier League clubs are easiest to get tickets for without a membership?
If you go down the route of hospitality or resale, you should be able to purchase tickets for all six major clubs if you're quick to the mark.
In terms of transferred tickets, Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur don't require fans to have a membership, making them the easiest option for fans.
Are Premier League away tickets available without a membership?
Away tickets are usually sold via a points system or ballot.
As per home tickets, season ticket holders are prioritised. It is possible to purchase away tickets without a membership, but depends on the club and availability.
Can tourists buy Premier League tickets?
The same rules apply for tourists visiting the UK who are keen to attend a match.
It's possible to buy hospitality or resale tickets for all clubs from verified sites.
However, things are a little more complicated if you're after ticket transfers, as rules depend on the chosen club.
You can refer to the rules for the 'big six' above. For flights and accommodation, visit Booking.com and Tripadvisor.
Topics: Premier League
Danielle Fowler