Getting tickets to watch Nottingham Forest at the City Ground has become much harder since the club returned to the Premier League. Many matches now sell out quickly because of high demand from fans.
Season tickets for the 2025/26 season are already sold out, and anyone hoping to get one must join a waiting list. Prices for season tickets range from around £190 for children to more than £900 for adults, depending on where you sit in the stadium.
Fans can still buy single-match tickets, but it is often difficult without a membership. Members are allowed to buy tickets before the general public, and many games sell out before non-members get a chance. Match ticket prices also change depending on the opponent. Big games against clubs like Manchester United or Liverpool are usually more expensive than smaller matches. Adult tickets can cost between £38 and £70.
The club offers different membership packages through its official website. The most expensive package gives fans first access to tickets, while cheaper memberships still improve the chances of getting seats. Memberships also give access to ticket exchange services, discounts, and club events.
The cheapest seats are usually found high behind the goals in the Trent End or Bridgford Stand, while the most expensive seats are around the halfway line in the Brian Clough Stand and Main Stand.
For fans who want a more luxurious experience, the club also sells hospitality packages. These include meals, private lounges, padded seats, and even executive boxes for groups.
The article also explains that getting away tickets is even more difficult. These are normally reserved first for season ticket holders with loyalty points before being offered to regular members.
Fans travelling to the City Ground can reach the stadium easily from Nottingham railway station, which is about a 20-minute walk away. Local buses also operate on matchdays.
The guide advises supporters to buy tickets only through official club channels to avoid scams and fake resale tickets.
