All Home Tickets Now on Sale & 500 Now on Waiting List

' The waiting list for season tickets for next season has just gone over 500 '
Should all get a ticket with plans to add 1.5k seats in the corners and lower stands !




" All tickets for each of Cardiff City's remaining home games are now on sale ! "


Fixtures now come at us thick and fast as we enter the season's final stretch - and we don’t want you to miss a kick.

All remaining home fixtures are now on sale! As our tickets this season are dynamically priced you will save money if you buy early. Adult tickets for the run-in fixtures with Charlton and Nottingham Forest are still under £20 with our final home match against Bolton currently just £21.

Tickets for all fixtures can be purchased phone on 0845 345 1400 or in person at our Ticket Office, located at Cardiff City Stadium.

In addition to this, current Season Ticket holders are still able to re-new their seats for next season up until the end of March, however we have now SOLD OUT of Season Tickets for new Season Ticket holders. Those who are yet to re-new are encouraged to do so as the waiting list for those wishing to purchase is now 500 strong. If you would like to add yourself to the waiting list please contact our ticket office on the above details and they will be more than happy to assist you.
This season we have introduced a brand new 10 month interest free payment plan to ensure that purchasing your ticket with us is as stress-free as possible. Tickets can be purchased through all of the above channels but availability is limited we urge all fans to purchase now to avoid disappointment.

The matches now on sale are as follows:

Derby County: Tue 5 March, 7.45pm
Adults from £24
Seniors and Under 21s from £15.50
Juniors from just £11
Hospitality for the visit of the Rams is only available in our Sony Suite and prices start at just £79pp.

In addition we have match and match ball sponsorship options available for this fixture allowing you can your business to get closer to the actions. Prices for this package start at just £1,000 + VAT so please visit http://www.cardiffcityhospitality.com or call 029 2064 3602 for more details.

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Leicester City: Tue 12 March, 7.45pm
Adults from £27
Seniors and Under 21s from £17.00
Juniors from just £12.50
This fixture is now confirmed for 12th March after being moved twice due to Leicester's involvement in the FA Cup. Prices for this fixture began at just £19 for adults and are set to continue to rise in the build-up to the game.

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Blackburn Rovers: Mon 1 April, 3.00pm
Adults from £21
Seniors and Under 21s from £13
Juniors from just £10
This Bank Holiday clash with Blackburn will see the first of five home matches in April that will prove vital in our fight for promotion.

Hospitality for this fixture is still available with prices starting at just £89pp. Please visit us on http://www.cardiffcityhospitality.com or call 029 2064 3602 for more details.

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Barnsley: Tue 9 April, 7.45pm
Adults from £24
Seniors and Under 21s from £15.50
Juniors from just £11
Hospitality for this fixture is available in our Sony Suite with prices starting at just £79pp and our Captains Lounge for just £109pp. All current Season Ticket holders are entitled to an ambassadors’ discount when purchasing hospitality, just ask at the time of booking for more details.

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Nottingham Forest: Sat 13 April, 3.00pm
Adults from £19
Seniors and Under 21s from £12
Juniors from just £9
All hospitality for this fixture has already sold out.

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Charlton Athletic: Tue 16 April, 7.45pm
Adults from £19
Seniors and Under 21s from £12
Juniors from just £9
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Bolton Wanderers: Sat 27 April, 3.00pm
Adults from £21
Seniors and Under 21s from £13
Juniors from just £10
Hospitality for this fixture is already sold out.

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There is also limited availability in our award winning family stand for all of these fixtures. Within this area, children are just £5 with an accompanying adult. A family ticket of two adults and two children is just £40 for all fixtures. To find out more please contact our Ticket Office.

You can contact the Ticket Office on 0845 345 1400. The call centre is open from 9am to 5.30pm Monday to Friday and 9am to 2pm on non matchday Saturdays. Alternatively you can visit in person at Cardiff City Stadium, where the Ticket Office is located in the Grandstand next to the Club Superstore. However, the easiest way is to book online - click here to purchase now!

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We should be selling out the home end every game now.

I have been taking advantage of the dynamic pricing for my daughter since Carl & Annis drew our attention to it earlier this season. It is a fantastic concept and I can't believe more fans don't use it.

The Ticket Office fall over themselves trying to help and I had no problems (& no extra cost) exchanging Leicester & Barnsley tickets for Blackburn Rovers and Nottingham Forest respectively, due to both games being moved from their Saturday slots due to Leicester and Barnsley's FA Cup commitments.

While I was in there today fan after fan was enquiring about season tickets for next year, but unless they were existing ST holders all they could be offered was a place on the waiting list. The poor fella next to me was also told that at present there are no plans in place for how the tickets will be allocated and spaces will only become available if existing ST holders do-not renew by 31/03/2013.

OK I am only assuming but those in there today enquiring about ST’s for next year all seemed to have been ST holders up until this season. It would be a crying shame if they now miss out on Premier League football because they boycotted the club due to the rebrand.

I have been taking advantage of the dynamic pricing for my daughter since Carl & Annis drew our attention to it earlier this season. It is a fantastic concept and I can't believe more fans don't use it.

The Ticket Office fall over themselves trying to help and I had no problems (& no extra cost) exchanging Leicester & Barnsley tickets for Blackburn Rovers and Nottingham Forest respectively, due to both games being moved from their Saturday slots due to Leicester and Barnsley's FA Cup commitments.

While I was in there today fan after fan was enquiring about season tickets for next year, but unless they were existing ST holders all they could be offered was a place on the waiting list. The poor fella next to me was also told that at present there are no plans in place for how the tickets will be allocated and spaces will only become available if existing ST holders do-not renew by 31/03/2013.

OK I am only assuming but those in there today enquiring about ST’s for next year all seemed to have been ST holders up until this season. It would be a crying shame if they now miss out on Premier League football because they boycotted the club due to the rebrand.

Not really a shame , they knew there was a high chance of promotion this year with the money being spent , they may have boycotted which was there choice , everybody has known the sale dates for season tickets for about 2 months and they were well advertised online and in the local papers , people have had more than enough of a chance to renew especially with the interest free payments available , if they have decided to buy to late that's there own fault nobody else's its not as if they sold out within minutes they were on sale they sold slowly for about 2weeks they even released when there was 100 left . People who are disappointed now have nobody to blame but themselves , current s/t holders will all have there's if they want them !

I have been taking advantage of the dynamic pricing for my daughter since Carl & Annis drew our attention to it earlier this season. It is a fantastic concept and I can't believe more fans don't use it.

The Ticket Office fall over themselves trying to help and I had no problems (& no extra cost) exchanging Leicester & Barnsley tickets for Blackburn Rovers and Nottingham Forest respectively, due to both games being moved from their Saturday slots due to Leicester and Barnsley's FA Cup commitments.

While I was in there today fan after fan was enquiring about season tickets for next year, but unless they were existing ST holders all they could be offered was a place on the waiting list. The poor fella next to me was also told that at present there are no plans in place for how the tickets will be allocated and spaces will only become available if existing ST holders do-not renew by 31/03/2013.

OK I am only assuming but those in there today enquiring about ST’s for next year all seemed to have been ST holders up until this season. It would be a crying shame if they now miss out on Premier League football because they boycotted the club due to the rebrand.

Not really a shame , they knew there was a high chance of promotion this year with the money being spent , they may have boycotted which was there choice , everybody has known the sale dates for season tickets for about 2 months and they were well advertised online and in the local papers , people have had more than enough of a chance to renew especially with the interest free payments available , if they have decided to buy to late that's there own fault nobody else's its not as if they sold out within minutes they were on sale they sold slowly for about 2weeks they even released when there was 100 left . People who are disappointed now have nobody to blame but themselves , current s/t holders will all have there's if they want them !

Obviously you are correct but I still think it is a shame that some long term fans will now not see us playing in the Premier League, due to sticking to their principles regarding the rebrand.

I have been taking advantage of the dynamic pricing for my daughter since Carl & Annis drew our attention to it earlier this season. It is a fantastic concept and I can't believe more fans don't use it.

The Ticket Office fall over themselves trying to help and I had no problems (& no extra cost) exchanging Leicester & Barnsley tickets for Blackburn Rovers and Nottingham Forest respectively, due to both games being moved from their Saturday slots due to Leicester and Barnsley's FA Cup commitments.

While I was in there today fan after fan was enquiring about season tickets for next year, but unless they were existing ST holders all they could be offered was a place on the waiting list. The poor fella next to me was also told that at present there are no plans in place for how the tickets will be allocated and spaces will only become available if existing ST holders do-not renew by 31/03/2013.

OK I am only assuming but those in there today enquiring about ST’s for next year all seemed to have been ST holders up until this season. It would be a crying shame if they now miss out on Premier League football because they boycotted the club due to the rebrand.

Not really a shame , they knew there was a high chance of promotion this year with the money being spent , they may have boycotted which was there choice , everybody has known the sale dates for season tickets for about 2 months and they were well advertised online and in the local papers , people have had more than enough of a chance to renew especially with the interest free payments available , if they have decided to buy to late that's there own fault nobody else's its not as if they sold out within minutes they were on sale they sold slowly for about 2weeks they even released when there was 100 left . People who are disappointed now have nobody to blame but themselves , current s/t holders will all have there's if they want them !

Obviously you are correct but I still think it is a shame that some long term fans will now not see us playing in the Premier League, due to sticking to their principles regarding the rebrand.

I suppose they can allways go on line the days general sale tickets are released and be first to get them !
It's the same with wembley tickets , people moaning there's none left but the ones who did get them were current s/t holders or people who stood outside the ticket office overnight !

I have been taking advantage of the dynamic pricing for my daughter since Carl & Annis drew our attention to it earlier this season. It is a fantastic concept and I can't believe more fans don't use it.

The Ticket Office fall over themselves trying to help and I had no problems (& no extra cost) exchanging Leicester & Barnsley tickets for Blackburn Rovers and Nottingham Forest respectively, due to both games being moved from their Saturday slots due to Leicester and Barnsley's FA Cup commitments.

While I was in there today fan after fan was enquiring about season tickets for next year, but unless they were existing ST holders all they could be offered was a place on the waiting list. The poor fella next to me was also told that at present there are no plans in place for how the tickets will be allocated and spaces will only become available if existing ST holders do-not renew by 31/03/2013.

OK I am only assuming but those in there today enquiring about ST’s for next year all seemed to have been ST holders up until this season. It would be a crying shame if they now miss out on Premier League football because they boycotted the club due to the rebrand.

Not really a shame , they knew there was a high chance of promotion this year with the money being spent , they may have boycotted which was there choice , everybody has known the sale dates for season tickets for about 2 months and they were well advertised online and in the local papers , people have had more than enough of a chance to renew especially with the interest free payments available , if they have decided to buy to late that's there own fault nobody else's its not as if they sold out within minutes they were on sale they sold slowly for about 2weeks they even released when there was 100 left . People who are disappointed now have nobody to blame but themselves , current s/t holders will all have there's if they want them !

Obviously you are correct but I still think it is a shame that some long term fans will now not see us playing in the Premier League, due to sticking to their principles regarding the rebrand.

I suppose they can allways go on line the days general sale tickets are released and be first to get them !

They ceratainly could but its still not the same as a season ticket.

I have been taking advantage of the dynamic pricing for my daughter since Carl & Annis drew our attention to it earlier this season. It is a fantastic concept and I can't believe more fans don't use it.

The Ticket Office fall over themselves trying to help and I had no problems (& no extra cost) exchanging Leicester & Barnsley tickets for Blackburn Rovers and Nottingham Forest respectively, due to both games being moved from their Saturday slots due to Leicester and Barnsley's FA Cup commitments.

While I was in there today fan after fan was enquiring about season tickets for next year, but unless they were existing ST holders all they could be offered was a place on the waiting list. The poor fella next to me was also told that at present there are no plans in place for how the tickets will be allocated and spaces will only become available if existing ST holders do-not renew by 31/03/2013.

OK I am only assuming but those in there today enquiring about ST’s for next year all seemed to have been ST holders up until this season. It would be a crying shame if they now miss out on Premier League football because they boycotted the club due to the rebrand.

Not really a shame , they knew there was a high chance of promotion this year with the money being spent , they may have boycotted which was there choice , everybody has known the sale dates for season tickets for about 2 months and they were well advertised online and in the local papers , people have had more than enough of a chance to renew especially with the interest free payments available , if they have decided to buy to late that's there own fault nobody else's its not as if they sold out within minutes they were on sale they sold slowly for about 2weeks they even released when there was 100 left . People who are disappointed now have nobody to blame but themselves , current s/t holders will all have there's if they want them !

Obviously you are correct but I still think it is a shame that some long term fans will now not see us playing in the Premier League, due to sticking to their principles regarding the rebrand.

I suppose they can allways go on line the days general sale tickets are released and be first to get them !

They ceratainly could but its still not the same as a season ticket.

Just as good as , if they find a seat which is not taken by a s/t holder and buy every 4/5 home game in advance they would have a booked seat then just keep buying the same seat every time a ticket comes out on sale , easy if they really want one

Where's all these fans come from?

Just as good as , if they find a seat which is not taken by a s/t holder and buy every 4/5 home game in advance they would have a booked seat then just keep buying the same seat every time a ticket comes out on sale , easy if they really want one

That is certainly an option but it is nowhere near being "just as good as" a season ticket. There are plenty of variables (i.e. the seats could be booked by someone else) which could mean missing out on games or moving around the stadium and then there is no guaranteed ticket for Cup matches and away games.

I agree with you Tony and I hope most of them have come back to be honest ...cutting your nose of to spite your face never makes sense to me.