Luton Tickets

The type of match, status of the opponent and location of your seat can influence the price of the ticket. But match day tickets can be difficult to get, even with a membership. Ticket Compare can ensure you get the tickets to your chosen game and avoid disappointment.

Season cards for Luton Town F.C range from £450 to £510 for adults, £325 to £360 for over 65/under 22, and £235 to £255 for over 75/under 19.

Depending on the game and availability, non-members may get the opportunity to purchase a ticket.  At Ticket Compare, we only partner with safe and secure vendors, so you can be confident buying tickets from our partners without a membership. The fact is that even if you are a club member, you cannot necessarily always get hold of tickets, so the secondary market is sometimes your only option.

It’s possible to purchase tickets outside of the EU, even if the box office tickets are sold out. We can help you find the best prices from safe and secure sellers, so regardless of which country you’re in, you can find Luton tickets here at Ticket Compare.

There are a range of hospitality tickets and packages available for Luton fans, some of which include:

• The Bobbers Box
• Boot Room Hospitality
• Phoenix Suite Hospitality
• Eric Morecambe Lounge
• John Moore Lounge
• Millennium Suite

To secure the most affordable Luton tickets, membership or owning a season ticket is the primary requirement. For non-members or those without season passes, your best bet is to purchase tickets from reputable secondary sellers. Ticket Compare can help you find the best value prices from safe and secure sellers.

If you’re looking to buy Luton tickets, Ticket Compare can you help you find the best tickets available for all their upcoming competitions. Here’s how to buy a Luton ticket:

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• Select the price that you want, and click the ‘Get Tickets ’ button.
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Luton have played at Kenilworth Road stadium since 1905. With a capacity of 10,356, Kenilworth Road is the ground with the smallest capacity in the Premier League's history. It’s also known for its unusual entrance to the Oak Road End, which sits between a row of houses.

Kenilworth Road has hosted other events such as women's and youth international matches, including the 1984 European Competition for Women's final. It was also the venue for the Southern League until 1920, and the Football League until 2009.

Kenilworth Road is located in the district of Bury Park, which is around one mile west of the centre of Luton. The stadium is easy to get to, as Luton is a well-connected town. The nearest train station is Luton station, and from there it's a 15-20 minute walk. You can also get there by car if you exit the M1 and Junction 11 and head along the A505 dual carriageway.

The address is 1 Maple Road, Luton, LU4 8AW.

Luton were the first team in Southern England to turn professional, and reached their first major final in 1959 for the FA Cup Final against Nottingham Forest. The club won the Second Division in 1981-82, and the Third Division in 2004-05 and 2018-19. They also won the Football League Trophy in 2008-09.

Luton FC are commonly known as The Hatters.

2023/24 marks Luton's first ever in the Premier League, and the club are keen to stay there. Luton proudly showcases a roster of exceptional talent, with standout players like Carlton Morris, Elijah Adebayo, and Ross Barkley.

Many great footballers have played for Luton Town over the years, and are still seen as heroes to the fans. One such name is Mick Harford, who spent a large portion of both his playing and non-playing career at the club. Harford enjoyed two separate spells as a Luton player, and was part of the team that won the League Cup in 1988. He also led Luton to victory in the Football League Trophy in 2009 as manager of the team.

Kevin Nicholls is another Luton Town legend. He's widely regarded as one of Luton's most successful captains, having won two promotions and the Football League Trophy during his time there. Gordon Turner is the club's all-time top goalscorer, with 243 goals in the League and 276 overall, and Bob Morton made the most appearances for the club with 550.

Other noteworthy players include James Justin, Pelly Ruddock, Harry Cornick, Kevin Foley, Keith Keane, Danny Hylton and Glen Rea.

Luton are currently playing in the Premier League , which is the top flight of English football.

Watford

Luton Town has a long-standing rivalry with fellow Hertfordshire-based team Watford, and games between them are always tense. Although Luton hold the superior record in the fixture between the two clubs, Watford have been ranked higher for the past 20 years. 

Queens Park Rangers 

Alongside Watford, there is also said to be a rivalry between Luton fans and fans of west London club Queens Park Rangers. Games between the two clubs always promise to be filled with drama and tension.

The 2022/23 season marked Luton's fourth consecutive season in the Championship. The club finished third in the league with a total of 80 points. Luton played 46 games, winning 21, drawing 17 and losing 8. Luton qualified for the Championship play-offs, where they beat Coventry City for a place in the Premier League.

Getting your hands on a Luton away ticket can be difficult, as away fans always have a smaller ticket allocation. However, you can almost always find tickets to Luton away games here at Ticket Compare.

Luton will be playing at the following cities and venues in the upcoming season:

• Goodison Park in Liverpool
• St James’ Park in Newcastle
• Selhurst Park in London
• Emirates Stadium in London
• Molineux Stadium in Wolverhampton
• Vitality Stadium in Bournemouth
• Kenilworth Road in Luton
• Anfield in Liverpool
• Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London
• Etihad Stadium in Manchester
• London Stadium in London
• Villa Park in Birmingham
• Gtech Community Stadium in Brentford
• AMEX Stadium in Brighton
• Turf Moor in Burnley
• Stamford Bridge in London
• Craven Cottage in Fulham
• Old Trafford in Manchester
• City Ground in Nottingham
• Bramall Lane in Sheffield

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