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The Spanish club is rolling out loyalty discounts and assigned seating as it aims to pack the Antonio Puchades stadium for the new campaign.
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Valencia CF Femenino want bums on every seat at the Antonio Puchades stadium - and they're dangling some tasty discounts to make it happen.
The club kicked off its 2026/27 season-ticket campaign on 14 August, covering all home fixtures in Liga F and the Copa de la Reina.
Loyal supporters get rewarded. Anyone holding a 2025/26 season ticket or registered as Socios VCF can snap up a 20% discount, bringing prices down to between €64 and €80 depending on the seating zone at the Paterna ground.
Fresh faces will pay €60 to €100. Younger fans born on or after 14 August 2010 can knock an extra €20 off the price. Not bad at all.
For the third year running, every ticket holder gets their own designated seat. Renewals with seat retention run from 14 August to 1 September, while 2-3 September is set aside for those wanting to switch spots.
New sign-ups open on 19 August and close at 23:59 on 20 September. A final renewal window also runs from 4-20 September.
Season tickets are available digitally through the Portal del Socio, or fans can pick up a physical card from the Antonio Puchades ticket office on selected matchdays, OneFootball reports.
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