Eastleigh's new payment plan following 200% season ticket price jump

Eastleigh have signed James Waite on loan from Weston-super-Mare until January. <i>(Image: Steven Paston/PA)</i>
Eastleigh have signed James Waite on loan from Weston-super-Mare until January. (Image: Steven Paston/PA)
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NATIONAL League Eastleigh have announced a more flexible way for supporters to purchase 2026/27 season tickets following a price increase.

Season ticket prices have increased by 198 per cent for next campaign, with the cheapest option jumping from £99 to £295 amid increased costs at the Silverlake Stadium.

Chairman Stewart Donald said a “much improved financial performance” meant the club was able to offer a “massively reduced” super early bird price.

Eastleigh have extended the early bird window from March 31 to 11:59pm on April 30. Seats from this season will remain reserved until the new date.

The Spirfires have also extended their three-month instalment plan to five months, giving supporters the option to spread payments over a longer period.

The five-month installment option means supporters will decrease the amount they pay per month.

Physical season ticket cards are available to purchase for an extra £5. Those who have already purchased their season ticket can email tickets@eastleighfc.com, to get a physical card.

Eastleigh, currently managed by interim boss Richard Hill, sit four points above the National League drop zone with five games to go.

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