Coventry City make unprecedented CBS Arena move amid sky high Frank Lampard era optimism.
Frank Lampard is in his first summer transfer window as Coventry City manager hoping to improve a squad that reached the Championship play-offs
Coventry City fans in the stands during the Sky Bet Championship match against West Brom at the Coventry Building Society Arena
Coventry City had an average attendance of 27,647 in 2024/25.
Coventry City have made the unprecedented decision to launch a season ticket waiting list ahead of Frank Lampard’s first full season as manager.
Lampard guided the Sky Blues into the Championship play-offs in 2024/25, collecting 52 points from his 29 games at the wheel, and optimism is sky high that he can take the club onwards and upwards.
Almost 10,000 season tickets were sold in the first three days they went on the market, forcing the club to introduce a new plan as demand outstripped supply. New buyers can now join a waiting list, ready to be contacted if and when seats at the CBS Arena become available.
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Existing season ticket holders have until Thursday, June 19, to secure their place for next term, move to a new seat or upgrade to hospitality. Prices for adult season tickets start at £440 while they are available at £250 for under-18s, £125 for under-14s and £400 for over-65s and supporters aged from 18 to 21.
There is a cap of 24,000 season tickets for 2025/26 in a stadium which has a capacity of 32,609.
EFL rules mean away clubs receive an allocation of at least 2,000 tickets and Coventry made 3,000 available to opposition clubs in 2024/25. Clubs also keep a certain amount of tickets available for non-season ticket holders.
Coventry sold more than 20,000 season tickets last term and they had an average attendance of 27,647 – the highest since 1969/70 at Highfield Road, finishing sixth in the top flight under Noel Cantwell.
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