UD Las Palmas has closed its season ticket campaign for the 2026-2027 season with a total of 25,006 holders. The figure, confirmed by the club via its social media on Monday, demonstrates solid support despite competing in LaLiga Hypermotion and following a challenging transfer window. The team, currently sitting fifth in the Segunda División table with 7 points, thus maintains a loyal fanbase comparable to its last stint in the top flight.
How does it compare to previous seasons?
The 25,006 season ticket holder number represents continuity in the popular backing for the Gran Canaria club. Last season, also in the Segunda División, UD Las Palmas already surpassed the 25,000 mark. The recent record was set in the 2023-2024 campaign, when the team played in the top tier and registered 25,290 season tickets. The island entity thanked its fans for reaching the exact figure of 25,006 season tickets in the campaign, which had the slogan «Siente la Unión» (Feel the Union). This motto aimed to strengthen the bond between the club and its supporters in a demanding sporting context.
What options are there to become a season ticket holder now?
Although the official campaign has concluded, the club has left a door open for fans who still wish to join. As reported by the outlet Canarias7, any fan can register by going to the Season Ticket Office, from Monday to Friday, between 10:00 and 17:00 hours. This measure allows the total number to increase from this week onwards, offering flexibility to supporters. The team faces a busy schedule, with a next match away against Cadiz, who are 17th, on September 12th. Fans can check the full calendar on our fixtures page.
How does this support fit into the current sporting reality?
The stand's backing comes at a time of transition for the squad. The club itself has acknowledged the departure of significant players compared to the previous season. Even so, the majority of the yellow-clad supporters have renewed their trust. This support is key for a team that, on the pitch, shows an even balance with 6 goals scored and 6 conceded after the first four matchdays. Home strength, fueled by these more than 25,000 season ticket holders, could be a decisive asset in the promotion race, where the team is just one point behind the leaders, Leganes. To follow the evolution in the table, supporters have our standings section available.
What does it mean for the club's immediate future?
Maintaining a membership base above 25,000 provides economic stability and an unbeatable atmosphere at the Estadio de Gran Canaria. It is a vote of confidence in the medium-term project, beyond immediate results. The current squad, which can be reviewed in our squad listing, now has the responsibility to repay this faith on the pitch. The next challenge will be the away fixture against Cadiz on September 12th, a key match to consolidate the good position in the table.
