Charlton create stadium section just for 16-20 year olds as 2024/25 season tickets go on sale

Be part of Nathan Jones’ red and white army with a 2024/25 season ticket.

– Nearly 1,000 safe standing season tickets set to be available for purchase

– New Fan Zone part of improved matchday offering

– Purchase before May 10th to maximise savings

– As part of work with Charlton Athletic Supporters’ Trust, a new section of The Valley will be assigned for 16 to 20-year-olds

– Purchase using the V12 scheme to purchase in four or 10 payments throughout the campaign

Men’s first-team season tickets are now on sale with supporters able to maximise savings by purchasing at Phase One pricing before 11.59pm on Friday, May 10th.

Adult season tickets are available from as little as £310, which equates to just £13.48 per game, making them among the most affordable in Sky Bet League One.

Click here to read a letter to supporters from the club’s ownership.

Safe standing

The club’s intention is to introduce a safe standing section in the Covered End Upper for the 2024/25 season. Nearly 1,000 safe standing places are set to be introduced. Click here to read more on the club’s safe standing section.

New Fan Zone

A brand-new Fan Zone will be introduced for the 2024/25 season in the West Stand car park as part of a range of activities aimed at offering an improved matchday experience at The Valley.

16-20 section

The club have worked with Charlton Athletic Supporters’ Trust to create an area for 16 to 20-year-olds in the Covered End West Quadrant with an aim of increasing younger fans’ engagement in the club and enjoyment on matchdays with season tickets priced at £125. Click here to read more.

How to Buy

Supporters can purchase at Phase One pricing until 11.59pm on Friday, May 10th.

• In-person – the Ticket Office is open 11am-5pm every working weekday and from 10.30am until the end of half-time on home matchdays.
• By phone – the Ticket Office’s phone lines are open 11am-5pm every working weekday and from 10.30am until the end of half-time on home matchdays. Contact the Ticket Office on 03330 14 44 44.
• Online – fans can purchase or renew their season ticket 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
• By post – you can return your completed application form to The Valley, Floyd Road, Charlton, SE7 8BL.

Valley Express

The club are reviewing the Valley Express offering. Fans interested in purchasing a seasonal pass for the Valley Express service should email tickets@cafc.co.uk with details of where they travel from.

Loyalty Points

The club operates a loyalty points scheme for supporters purchasing both match and season tickets.

Loyalty points reward Charlton fans for their support by providing them with ticket priority for in-demand away and cup matches.

Every time a fan purchases a ticket for a Charlton game, both home and away, they will earn loyalty points, providing they have assigned the tickets in advance using their Fan ID (previously CON number).

Please note, during the 2024/25 season, a supporter’s loyalty points total will only consist of those accrued during the 2023/24 and 2024/25 campaigns. Points accrued during 2022/23 will not be valid beyond May 2024.

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For season ticket terms and conditions, click here.

For season ticket benefits, click here.

Charlton Manager Nathan Jones said ahead of season tickets for the 2024/25 campaign going on sale, Jones said: “We have a plan here of where we want to be. The first phase is obviously to get out of this league and to become a Championship club, which then embarks on the next phase of getting the club back to where it has been and where it really wants to be.

“We have very ambitious owners and we’ve set a high bar in terms of what we expect from everyone on a daily basis, but let’s not get carried away. First and foremost, we have to make sure that we finish this season strongly so there is a foundation there to build for next year.”

“The supporters have seen a team that goes out there to try and win football matches, that works hard, that grafts, that’s energetic,” he continued. “We’re only in our infancy really in terms of our development but the fans have seen that, responded to that and been excellent.

“I think it has been a joint venture in terms of players, staff and the fans, but they’ve really, really bought into it. Then what they’ve done is, and you expect it from Charlton fans because they are magnificent, travelled in their numbers. Let’s be honest, it’s been a brutal schedule; coming up to the Exeter game will be my 10th game in charge and seven of those have been away. The demands on the fans have been phenomenal and unfair really, but they’ve responded, they’ve travelled, they’ve backed us and they’ve been superb.

“To be fair I always knew Charlton fans were excellent because of playing here and then being here and seeing when the team is a good team and I can see that developing now. The fans have been brilliant and they’ve got such a big part to play.”

Jones believes the club are at the start of an exciting journey. He added: “We’re trying to build something and without a full stadium, without fans coming through the door, that will be a slower process. I want them to buy into everything we’re doing here. If they get on board right at the start, imagine when we’re successful and we’re back where we want to be. They can say, ‘I’ve been there for years, I’ve been through the tough times and right at the start I backed this’ and then they’re part of the process. That’s what we want them to be – part of this process, to get on board right at the start and to see the journey right through.

“We want them to buy into something and show that they are right here with us and we’ll give them a team that they can be proud of.”

This is how fans reacted after Charlton create stadium section just for 16-20 year olds as 2024/25 season tickets go on sale…

@REDANDWHlTEARMY: Cracking idea to be fair. It’ll either be welcoming or incredibly full of wannabe hooligans in CP and Stone Island gear

@SteveWeatheral3: Free vape stick with every season ticket purchased 🙌🙌🙌

@AnthonyAshton1: This is a terrific idea

@AlstonCall56923: A lot of good in here. Miles front and center of the promotional material as well… one more year makes sense for the player and the club… Small’s deal has been extended otherwise it would be odd for him to be on the main photo. Key: Medium-term… ownership is all in… #cafc

@789cafc_poyrfjk: Mostly good stuff but £450 for not that great seats in the East Stand is steep. £20 a game for league one football. I’d expect that to be the price of buying one on the day each week, not for ST holders.

@MartCAFC45: Excellent initiatives tho like em well done all

@C4FCAddicks: This is top class. The owners have put money where their mouths are and actions have spoken higher than the words. Fair play, could’ve nose dived in January. Fair to say, the future under these owners looks brighter than any other owners ship for more than a decade #cafc 👏👏👏

@Weaverfooty14: Season tickets renewed, special season next year 🔴⚪️🔴⚪️ I know you won’t believe us the Reds are going up 🎵🎵🎵 #cafc

@Rob_Waghorn: The club has a vision now, its been tough. The fans are the club, the pulse, its life blood. We can help shape our future for the next genarations to follow our paths. Simple choice really, lets all help make it happen. Love OUR club. #cafc

@TattooedAndBald: Intrigued about this new fan zone though 🤔 #cafc

@cafc_luke_: petition to make the whole covered end safe standing 😮‍💨 #cafc

@LiamWhite75: I’m really not used to us behaving like a fully functioning football club. Is this what ambition and communication looks like? #cafc

@MarkCAFC1905: Our club is finally moving in the right direction COYR 🔴⚪️ #cafc

@ValleyFloydFred: Safe Standing! 😍

@cafcBrownsJFT97: Renewed the usual it’s-easier-to-get-my-ageing-bladder-to-the- loo aisle seat, but must confess the safe standing made me waver.

@Tha1ChrisReader: All positive news, just wish something had been mentioned ref Parking issues. Are people being fined for parking in the CPZ bays as a lot of people still seem to be using them on matchdays.

@cafctom_: Safe standing that’s bloody quality