Updated for 2025-26 Season: How to Buy Wrexham Tickets

How do you buy Wrexham tickets?

Here is everything we know, after 10+ years of buying tickets and seeing games all over England.

Updated October 2025

Now that the whole world, or at least millions of non-British television viewers, have discovered Wrexham AFC, many of them are determined to see a game there. But buying Wrexham tickets is hard because of all that demand. Here is what we know about how to buy Wrexham tickets.

The short answer is, because of all the attention now on the club, it’s very difficult. There are basically three ways to buy Wrexham tickets:

• Buying tickets from the club, where a membership is required and there is a lottery process for each game.
• Buying hospitality from the club
• From third-party sites like StubHub or whoever, which is sketchy and illegal.

But buying Wrexham tickets isn’t hopeless — it’s just a process. So let’s get into it, starting with a brief introduction to soccer tickets in England — for even though Wrexham is in Wales, they play in the English league system. And the basic process is the same from clubs like Wrexham to clubs like Manchester City.

How to Buy Wrexham Tickets: The Basic Process

Clubs allocate tickets in three stages, explained in the video above:

• first to season ticket holders
• then to club members — often ranked by loyalty points from previous purchases, but sometimes by lottery
• and then to the public in what’s called General Sale. (Related: Do You Need a Membership for English soccer tickets?)

Normally, at a Championship club like Wrexham, General Sale extends pretty much up to kickoff — ie, you can walk up and purchase on the day. If it’s a big game in the FA Cup or something, maybe not. That’s life in the second tier — and here’s an explanation of the leagues and cups of English football.

But what’s happening at Wrexham is far from normal.

Kickoff, with a near sellout against Wigan in the League Cup on a Tuesday!

Do You Need a Membership to Buy Wrexham Tickets?

For the 2025-26 season, we should assume there’s no such thing as General Sale for Wrexham tickets. So to buy tickets for a Wrexham home game, each member of your party will need to be a member.

That’s because it’s one ticket per member. So if you want two tickets together, then one of you will need to request two tickets, win the lottery, then assign the second ticket to the other one. Or vice-versa, of course.

How Much is a Wrexham Membership?

Entry-level “Digital Dragon” memberships cost £25 (around $35 US) and include access to priority tickets (the lottery); access to the official ticket resale area; store discounts; and some other benefits like a newsletter. At £35, a Red Dragon membership also gets you a digital program for each home game. And at £50, a Gold Membership also gets you a gift with your welcome pack.

Wrexham memberships are available on the club’s website.

Buying a Wrexham ticket: The Lottery, or Ballot

For each home Wrexham game, the club runs a ballot — British for a lottery — for members to obtain tickets. Often, they run a ballot for several games at a time. For example, this post from September 4, 2025, announced a ballot for five upcoming home games through October 31.

To enter the lottery, you head for the ticketing website and enter all the information: Which game(s), which seating area, and how many. For each game it’s “all or nothing,” meaning if you request four for one game, you will get either four or zero.

The window to enter the ballot is typically only a few days, so you have to stay on top of the ticket news page on the club’s website in order to not miss the window.

How Much Do Wrexham Tickets Cost?

If you get one through the club’s ballot process, a Wrexham ticket for the 2025-26 season will cost from £10 for under-14s to £26 for adults.

Buying Wrexham Tickets: The Hospitality Option

The entire above process is all about Wrexham tickets, but a ticket is not the only way to get into a game. All clubs also offer hospitality packages, which are regular seats plus some benefit, generally access to a lounge and/or food and drinks. You don’t need a membership to buy Wrexham hospitality packages, but with demand high, you still need to pay close attention to on-sale dates.

Wrexham Tickets: Are Third-Party Sites Safe?

At this point, many people reading this will think one of two things: Why don’t I go to StubHub or something, and Why don’t I just show up and get one outside the ground?

The answers to both are the same: It’s against UK law, it’s sketchy, and it makes things worse. Also, practically speaking, selling tickets on the street outside a game is very uncommon in the UK, because it’s against the law. (Related: Is StubHub Safe?)

I would also add that it exacerbates a problem which Hollywood has already brought to Wrexham, both with tickets and Wrexham gear: it drives up prices, creating an incentive for season ticket holders and members to resell at a profit, all of which makes it that much harder for longtime local fans to see their club play.

Such is demand that many non-Wrexham fans get memberships and season tickets just so they can sell them at exorbitant prices — in violation of UK law and club policy. And some of the listings on those third-party site are just straight-up scams.

Does Groundhopper Guides Sell Wrexham Tickets?

We wish! But no, the club doesn’t work with official resellers, and we only sell official tickets. We can sell tickets and/or hospitality at some 80 clubs around the UK and Europe, though, so get in touch via the form below to find out more.

Can’t Buy Wrexham Tickets? Here are Some Alternatives

It’s human nature to see an engaging story on the screen and want to see it for yourself. But understand two things about Wrexham and “Welcome to Wrexham”: One, the version of the club you saw in Season One no longer exists; it’s been replaced by a glamorous, much-in-demand and on-the-rise club where tickets are difficult to get and tourists are everywhere.

The second thing is that clubs like Wrexham — clubs below the Premier League which are the hubs of their communities, where Hollywood has not arrived — are literally all over the map. Just in my travels, I would highly recommend clubs you may recognize from the show: Stockport County, Notts County, Peterborough, and Portsmouth are just a few such clubs where you can have an authentic, traditional experience, get tickets easily, and not be surrounded by fellow tourists.

Charlton Athletic, in London, is another such place — and we sell Charlton tickets!

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