Season Ticket Sales Surpass 15,000 - Ipswich Town News

Season ticket sales for 2022/23 have surpassed the 15,000 mark, the club has announced.

The total currently stands at 15,133, already significantly higher than 2021/22’s ultimate figure of 13,800.

The Blues are on target for a 13-year season ticket sales high, having sold 15,900 following Roy Keane’s appointment as boss ahead of 2009/10.

Full details on season ticket prices, which have been frozen, can be found here.

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