Celtic’s superb season ticket deal is almost too good to turn down

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Celtic are offering access to women’s team matches for as little as £5 per game next season, with one child able to attend in addition for free.

The club have launched their season ticket campaign for Fran Alonso’s side, who are coming off the back of an exciting season of trophy chasing in multiple competitions. The Ghirls narrowly lost out on their first-ever SWPL title last month and then lifted the Scottish Cup at Rangers’ expense just last weekend.

Next term is set to be just as competitive and thrilling domestically, with the team also entering the UEFA Women’s Champions League process at the first round stage.

Celtic FC Women season ticket prices

Celtic have offered a minimum of 16 home games at the Excelsior Stadium or Celtic Park in the ticket package, which will cost current men’s or women’s season ticket holders just £80. As stated, one child per ticket can also attend with an adult.

Anyone who isn’t a current season ticket holder can purchase the package for £100, which is still an incredible value and includes the child addition. All the relevant info can be found via this link on the official club website.

There’s never been a better time to throw support behind the team, with record numbers of supporters now turning out to back the Ghirls.

Celtic fans broke the record for a women’s game in Scotland twice in two weeks last month, hitting a high of 15,822 fans at Paradise on a heartbreaking final day of the SWPL.

Then, thousands more turned out at Hampden, with a crowd of over 10,000 attending the Scottish Cup final – a new record for that particular competition.

It bodes well for consistent interest in the women’s side. While those kinds of attendances or season ticket sales aren’t quite realistic at this stage, hopefully, the club see strong crowd numbers on a more consistent basis across next season. They’ve certainly priced it right.

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