The new Championship campaign is just around the corner, with fans across the country gearing up for a return to stadiums following a relaxation in Covid-19 restrictions.
With restrictions on supporters now relaxed, many are looking forward to making up for lost time last season.
Championship sides including Reading will be desperate to maximize matchday income and get as many supporters through the door as possible.
Season tickets remain one of the best ways to guarantee income for clubs.
We have examined the season ticket prices of all 24 Championship clubs, to see how the Royals rank in comparison to their Championship rivals.
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The best value in the league comes at the Kiyan Price Foundation Stadium.
The cheapest season ticket is on offer for just £225 for QPR fans.
At the other end of the scale, Fulham's most expensive season ticket comes in at over £800. This is a regular ticket and does not include executive schemes.
Below is every Championship club in alphabetical order alongside the cheapest and most expensive season tickets on sale.
All of these prices are for adult tickets.
- Barnsley - £350 to £475Birmingham City - £265 to £505
- Blackburn Rovers - £399 to £499
- Blackpool - £299 to £649
- Bournemouth - £550 to £760
- Bristol City - £355 to £636
- Cardiff - £249 to £479
- Coventry - £375
- Derby - No information released yet
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- Fulham - £399 to £809
- Huddersfield Town - £249 to £329
- Hull City - Club runs a monthly membership scheme
- Luton Town - £400 to £500
- Middlesbrough - £420 to £645
- Millwall - £385 to £560
- Nottingham Forest - £365 to £525
- Peterborough - £399 to £529
- Preston North End - £400 to £53
- QPR - £225 to £588
- Reading - £299 to £445
- Sheffield United - £357 to £543
- Stoke City - £294 to £539
- Swansea - £249 to £299
- West Bromwich Albion - £359 to £459
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