Ticket details - Derby County away

Tickets for our first away match of the season go on sale on Tuesday, August 11th.

Derby County (A)
Sky Bet Championship
Saturday, August 22nd, 2026 | KO: 3pm

Ticket prices

Adult - £32
Senior (66+) - £25
Young Adult (18-21) - £25
Junior (13-17) - £17
Child (6-12) - £10)
Infant (2-5) - £2

Disabled Supporter information

All disabled supporters must pay their relevant age band and will receive a personal assistant ticket free of charge, subject to necessary qualification.

Wheelchair and personal assistant tickets x 8 pairs, which are situated on a disabled platform.
Ambulant supporters, who require easy access seating, are advised to select the lower tier blocks, rows BB (1 step) and CC (2 steps).

Car Parking

Derby County has a dedicated car parking area for away disabled supporters (Blue Badge Holders) and for supporters who have temporary mobility restrictions e.g, a broken leg.

Spaces are allocated at a cost of £10 on a first come first served basis and must be booked no later than 24 hours before the match. Please contact the Cardiff City FC Ticket Office on 033 33 11 1921.

Match Information

Please note Derby County operate regular concession checks at the turnstiles and any supporter asked for ID but fails to show it will be refused entry.

Upgrades will not be available on the Matchday.

Supporters are advised that Pride Park is a cashless stadium.

SELLING STRUCTURE & ON SALE DATES

Ticket Allocation - c.3,000

Stage 1 - 10am, Tuesday, 11th August

Tickets will become available to current Season Ticket Holders/Club Members/Junior Bluebird Members who have accumulated 5+ points over the last 15 away league games.

2,272 supporters will qualify for this stage.

Stage 2 - 10am, Wednesday, 12th August

Subject to availability, tickets will become available to current Season Ticket Holders/Club Members/Junior Bluebird Members who have accumulated 3+ points over the last 15 away league games.

4,054 supporters will qualify for this stage.

Stage 3 - 10am, Friday, 14th August

Subject to availability, tickets will become available to current Season Ticket Holders/Club Members/Junior Bluebird Members who have accumulated 1+ points over the last 15 away league games.

STARTING POINTS BALANCE

Current Season Ticket Holders are allocated a starting balance of 2 points.

Current Club/Junior Bluebird Members are allocated a starting balance of 1 point.

Away league fixtures count as 1 point per game.

QUALIFYING GAMES

2025/26: Stevenage, Lincoln City, Wycombe Wanderers, Leyton Orient, Bradford City, Burton Albion, Rotherham United, Plymouth Argyle, Doncaster Rovers, Barnsley, Exeter City, Peterborough United, Huddersfield Town, Reading and Mansfield Town.

Strictly one ticket per qualifying supporter | All tickets are subject to availability.

Booking Fees: Prices advertised are inclusive of a £2 per ticket booking fee.

Always a good away venue (weather permitting, of course) and I’d hope we’d sell our allocation

I can’t see us having any problems at all Selling 3,000 Tickets

A Saturday, 3pm, Our first Away game in the Championship and easy to get to .

Perfect opportunity for people to build up extra points for games like swansea bristol wrexham away which will require more than 5 points

Just a heads up for the away pub - The Navagation, has closed. It had last time we visited and was opening as a pizza place!

Always was a great place, parking and plenty of City there.

32 quid! I don't know how people afford to go regularly. Should be no more than 20. Working man getting price out of football.

32 quid! I don't know how people afford to go regularly. Should be no more than 20. Working man getting price out of football.

Appreciate what you say, and the EFL clubs should have an agreement across their clubs, but most would happily spend that amount (or often more) on a theatre ticket or a round of drinks in the city centre these days. It’s all relevant and following the Bluebirds home (and in some cases only) away is a passion to many, so they will do it

Tickets far too exspensive, we need to band together and boycott

Premiership is limited to 30 pound an away ticket. Qpr charging 40 plus! Something needs to be done but it won't as fans are never considered.

Premiership is limited to 30 pound an away ticket. Qpr charging 40 plus! Something needs to be done but it won't as fans are never considered.

I don't understand why the Football League haven't stepped in to stop the ridiculous prices some away fans have to pay. If the Premier League can do it why can't or won't they?

These tickets are on sale now.

Not many left by the looks!