Chelsea Set Key Ticket Plans for Festive Home Matches
Chelsea have rolled out a full set of ticketing details for their upcoming Premier League home fixtures over the Christmas and New Year period, and it’s created plenty of buzz among supporters. So let me walk you through everything in a clear, conversational way, just as if I’m explaining the updates right now.
The first big announcement centres on the Aston Villa match at Stamford Bridge, scheduled for Saturday 27 December with a 5:30pm kick-off. Ticket sales for this game are being handled in phases, and the system has been designed to give priority to members before opening things up more widely. Phase One takes place on Friday 5 December from 10am to 1:30pm, when True Blue and Junior Blue members can each purchase one ticket. After that, Phase Two runs from 2pm to 5pm on the same day, allowing any remaining True Blue and Junior Blue members who haven’t already bought a ticket—and CFC Blue members—to grab one as well. All of this is happening online only, and everything is strictly for Chelsea supporters.
The match has been placed in Category A pricing, and tickets will appear digitally in the Chelsea Official App ahead of the game. There’s also an age-related rule worth noting: anyone under 16 must attend with, and sit next to, someone aged 18 or above. Meanwhile, Club Chelsea Westview members and season ticket holders have the option to buy Westview seats through the official ticketing portal. Up to four tickets can be purchased per person, and loyalty points will be awarded after the match, though only one set of points can be earned per member per fixture.
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Supporters with accessibility needs can apply during the selling window via an online form or contact the Access Team directly. Accessible parking applications open shortly after the ticket windows, and valid Blue Badges must be displayed at the stadium.
The club also emphasises the systems for ticket exchange and forwarding. Only season ticket holders and members without a ticket can buy through the exchange once it opens. Forwarding is being tightened as part of anti-touting measures, and there are clear cut-off times for receiving forwarded tickets. Anyone forwarding a ticket cannot then list it on the exchange, so planning ahead is essential.
Chelsea have also confirmed similar arrangements for another home match, this time against Everton. Again, sales occur in two phases, follow the same membership structure, and come under Category A pricing. Loyalty points, accessible ticketing, Club Chelsea rules, and ticket forwarding policies mirror those introduced for the Aston Villa match.
One reminder the club has strongly repeated is that home tickets are strictly for Chelsea supporters only. Passing a ticket to someone supporting the opposition can lead to bans or even the loss of a season ticket.
All in all, Chelsea are aiming to keep things organised, fair, and secure for home fans during a packed festive schedule.
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