Villa today announced a seven per cent increase in the most expensive season tickets as the club looks to provide boss Martin O’Neill with a major summer spending spree.
Seats in the Trinity Road Stand (upper) have gone up by £35 to £510 after being held at £475 since the 2005-06 season.
Season tickets at Villa Park will once again be among the cheapest in the Premiership next season with the most expensive adult seat costing less than £27 per game.
Under-16s can watch Premiership football for £195 - just over £10 per game, representing a saving of around £500 compared to buying match tickets in central areas next season.
The club is also offering a pricing structure for serving members of the armed forces and students, while the cheapest season ticket in the stadium (North Stand lower) offers a season of top-flight football for £265 to an adult supporter at a rate of just £13.90 per match.
The club has also reduced the number of categories this year and reviewed concessionary prices for season and match tickets in certain areas of the ground.
Villa have confirmed their highest average attendances for 48 years even before the final home game with Wigan (currently 40,249) and the highest number of season tickets holders in the club’s history, 25,792.
The club say their pricing structure continues to offer fans excellent value with family tickets, combination tickets, three categories of junior prices and over 65s rate offering savings.
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