Tickets on sale for Southampton (A)

11th August
Ticketing News
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Tickets for Swansea City’s Championship match against Southampton are now on sale to Jack Army+ members.

Vitor Matos' side travel to St Mary's Stadium on Tuesday 8 September 2026 with kick-off at 7:45pm.

The club has received an allocation of 2,188 tickets for this fixture. 

 

Tickets are priced as follows:

TICKET PRICES 

Adults - £25

Over 65 - £25

18-25 - £25

Under 18 - £15

Under 14 - £15

Infant tickets must be purchased as part of a pair with a parent/guardian aged 18 or above. Any child aged 15 & under must be accompanied by someone aged 18 or above and children aged Under 2 years will not be permitted entry to the stadium.

Collections and duplicates can be collected from the away Ticket Office on Matchday. This will be located just to the right of the away turnstiles and will open around 3 hours prior to kick-off.

 

ORDER OF SALE

From 10am on Tuesday, August 11

First Access - Jack Army+ members 

 

From 10am on Friday, August 14

Early Access - Jack Army, International Jack Army, and season ticket holders

 

From 10am on Tuesday, August 18

General Sale

 

Please note during the Jack Army window, there is a limit of one ticket per member.

 

 

JACK ARMY MEMBERSHIPS

JA Membership 26-27

Swansea City's Jack Army memberships are now on sale for the 2026-27 Championship season.

In a slight change to previous seasons, memberships are now available in three categories:

Jack Army Membership - £35

Jack Army+ Membership (Season Ticket Holders only) - £19

Jack Army International Membership - £40

 

PARKING & TRAVEL 

By Car

Supporters making the journey by car are advised parking near the ground is very limited with specific matchday restrictions in place. The host club recommends that visiting fans do not travel into the surrounding areas of the stadium via private vehicle.

They instead recommend public transport and have also advised of a walking route for supporters to complete the last part of the journey.

 

By Train

The closest train station to St Mary's is Southampton Central. This is approximately one mile from the stadium and will take roughly 20 minutes to walk.

Supporters are advised to plan rail journeys in advance and keep paying attention to any rail disruption. Please note that all journeys between Swansea and Southampton on Sunday are currently showing that a portion of the journey will be via a rail replacement bus service.

The rail journey will take between four-and-a-half and five-and-a-half hours.

 

By Bus

Once you have arrived in Southampton, the stadium is accessible via bus and shuttle bus.

The host club’s website provides the following information:

To get to St Mary's Stadium, hop on the Bluestar 3, Bluestar 16, or Bluestar 18 which stops on Britannia Road, a short walk from the stadium. You can also catch the Bluestar 7, stopping at City College, which is also a short walk from the stadium.

Head to the Bluestar website to see timetables and plan your route: Bluestar website

Southampton City Council has set up a tool to help you plan your travel too, called My Journey Planner.

You can find information on shuttle buses to St Mary's Stadium via the travel Mayflower website.

 

ACCESSIBILITY

The club has received an allocation of sixteen wheelchair bays, each with an accompanying carer ticket.

Supporters wishing to purchase accessible tickets online are required to provide the Ticket Office with the relevant documentation. Once this has been verified, the appropriate permissions will be added to the supporter's account to allow future accessible ticket purchases online.

If accessible seating is not showing as available online, or you receive a message stating that you are not eligible to purchase an accessible ticket, please contact the Ticket Office by emailing ticketing@swanseacity.com.

For details on required criteria and documentation to provide please click here.

Ambulant disabled supporters may sit wherever they choose, depending on which seats they feel are most suitable for their accessibility needs. If supporters require minimal step access to seats, the seats in Rows B, C, D & E are most suitable.

A dedicated parking area is available for away supporters who are Blue Badge holders, as well as supporters with temporary mobility restrictions, such as a broken leg.

There are four accessible parking spaces available, priced at £10 per space, and these will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Blue Badge holders will be required to show and display their Blue Badge.

Spaces must be booked no later than 24 hours before the match by contacting the Ticket Office on 01792 616400 and selecting option 1.