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Updated 09:12

Motor Lublin Raises Ticket Prices for 26/27 Season

Motor Lublin announced higher prices for single tickets and season passes for 26/27. Read the breakdown and why Motor Lublin ticket prices matter to expats.

Motor Lublin announced a fresh round of price increases for matchday tickets and season passes for 26/27, and the changes will affect fans immediately. Motor Lublin ticket prices now start at 47 PLN for reduced tickets and reach a VIP tariff of 600 PLN per match.

New pricing bands and what fans pay

The club published clear bands for single-match tickets. Normal tickets cost between 57 PLN and 99 PLN. Reduced tickets cost between 47 PLN and 89 PLN. Child tickets cost 29 PLN. Moreover, the club set a VIP single-match price at 600 PLN.

Season passes for the autumn round range from 556 PLN to 995 PLN for full-price seats. Reduced autumn passes cost between 461 PLN and 860 PLN. Additionally, a child autumn pass costs 290 PLN, while a VIP autumn pass costs 6,000 PLN. Fans may renew seats in early sales and save slightly, but savings remain modest.

In addition, the club offers full-season passes. Full-season normal passes range between 915 PLN and 1,575 PLN. Reduced full-season passes cost from 758 PLN to 1,418 PLN. A child full-season pass costs 475 PLN. Finally, the full-season VIP subscription jumps to 10,200 PLN.

Why the club raised prices

Motor explained the increases by citing rising operational costs. The club said that matchday security, utilities, and staffing now cost more. Consequently, they aim to protect matchday standards and safety.

Moreover, the club described a strategic choice rather than a mere necessity. They plan to increase investment in the first team, infrastructure, and the academy. Therefore, the leadership wants to push the club to higher competitive goals and to develop homegrown players.

Importantly, the club also intends to move toward self-financing. They want matchday income, sponsorships, transfers, and academy sales to sustain the budget. In Poland this model reduces dependence on a single wealthy owner, and it can protect the club from sudden financial shocks. However, the club adds that currently less than 30% of its budget comes from ticketing income.

Motor Lublin ticket prices for premium matches

The club flagged several fixtures as Premium matches. Matches against Legia, Lech, Widzew, and Wisła Kraków will cost 5 PLN more per ticket. In addition, tickets bought on matchday will cost 5 PLN more regardless of the opponent.

💡 GOOD TO KNOW: If you are an expat, buy tickets in advance to avoid matchday surcharges. Polish stadiums accept cards and mobile payments, including BLIK. Carry an ID on matchday; a passport or PESEL (national ID number) may prove useful at gates. Also note that Polish clubs often rely on owner funding now, but plan to grow revenue from ticket sales, sponsorships and transfers. Finally, terms like ZUS (social security) and NFZ (health fund) influence labour and operational costs, and fines or a mandat (ticketed fine) follow Polish law strictly.

The club starts renewals on Tuesday, 7 July at 11:00 and will allow renewals until 13 July at 11:00. Open sales for everyone start on Tuesday, 14 July at 11:00. Therefore, fans who want specific seats should act during the renewal window.

The price rise matters for local budgets and visiting fans. Moreover, expatriates who commute to Lublin for games should budget in PLN and expect modest card fees. In addition, the policy signals a shift toward a more commercially driven Polish football model.

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