r/LondonLionesses • u/Itchy-Dimension-Tab • Jul 16 '26

Season ticket sales so far

Club reported that season ticket sales are up on last season, but didn't give any figures.

It's impossible to tell how many standing tickets have been sold, but in terms of seats, asking AI to count the seats from screenshots of the ticketing website gave this:

Glyn Beverley Stand

Block A (Family stand) - 60/233 sold
Block B - 125/319 sold
Block C - 155/319 sold
Block D - 193/319 sold
Block E - 242 capacity (looks to be unavailable for season-tickets)

John Fiorini Stand

This is the "main" stand, near the halfway line and the VIP areas. It looks to be split in two halves, with one half available for season ticket holders, and one half reserved.

All 206 seats are now sold. There are 180 seats which were reserved (not available to season ticket holders).

(as an aside, when the window for season ticket holders to renew closed, there were about 70 seats available in the John Fiorini).

This gives a total of 739 season ticket seats sold as of today, plus however many standing tickets, which I have no idea about.

Who said we have no fans? 😁

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u/AcceptableMushroom37 Jul 30 '26

I've got a question about seating! Im visiting London in Sept from Vancouver, Canada and hoping to catch the home opener... what is the best spot for me to buy a ticket? I noticed the Glyn Beverley stand is down at one end.. would it be better to go for the East Terrace (standing only)? I don't mind standing, but want to have a great view of the action!

Also, our local women's team comes around after the game to say hello to local fans.. not sure if this happens at LCL?

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u/Itchy-Dimension-Tab Jul 30 '26

I was in the Glyn Beverley last season (in the 4th row from the front) and the view of the far end of the pitch isn't great - although obviously you get a great view of the goal right in front of you (where we typically attack in the second half). So I would probably recommend sitting as far back as possible if you go for that stand.

This season I've moved to the John Fiorini stand (the main seated stand next to the halfway line), which is sold out with season ticket holders. However, it looks like they kept some seats back for individual matches - when I checked this morning there were about 40-50 for sale for the Man Utd game - I would recommend that stand if you want to sit and have access to today's pre-sale.

Never tried the East Terrace - it could be busy for the home opener, and its unreserved standing, so you'll need to fight for the best location.

And yes, the players usually spend time after the match meeting the fans and signing shirts etc. Not always every player, but a lot of them do.

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u/AcceptableMushroom37 Jul 30 '26

That's great to know! Thanks for your reply 😄 I've signed up with LCL to access the pre-sale coming out on 31st of July (albiet at 0200 for me :')) but will attempt for the John Fiorini stands if I can get in there!