The Staggering Cost of Liverpool’s Title Party

With the Reds on the brink of Premier League glory, demand for final-day seats at Anfield has hit ridiculous levels— with luxury packages fetching six-figure sums.

March 2, 2025
2:11 pm

Liverpool fans dreaming of a Premier League title parade at Anfield are in for a shock with ticket prices hitting a crazy £130,000!

This week, both Liverpool and Manchester City fans came together to call out clubs for taking advantage of loyal supporters. The resale market is booming, with third-party ticket sites cashing in on the Reds’ push for a record 20th league title, and some seats are going for jaw-dropping prices.

For Liverpool’s final match against Crystal Palace, a “luxury package” is up for grabs at a whopping £25,000 per ticket— and that’s before adding service fees and taxes. You have to buy at least four, so that’s a cool £100,000 to start. And wait, there’s more— an extra £7,500 per ticket brings the total to a mind-blowing £130,000!

But hey, for that price, fans get a three-course meal in Anfield’s fancy Beautiful Game Lounge, free drinks and snacks, a visit from a former Liverpool star, and great seats in Block M4. The ticket site even promises a “150 percent” guarantee that the package will be honored.

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If you’re not ready to spend a fortune, there are cheaper options— if you can call £1,852.50 for a seat among Palace’s 3,000 traveling fans “cheap.” Meanwhile, Liverpool will sell standard match tickets for just £30— a huge difference from those crazy resale prices.

The race for seats is heating up, with Liverpool 13 points clear at the top and just 10 games away from lifting the trophy. This would be their first title celebration in front of a full Anfield crowd since 1990, after their 2020 win saw Jordan Henderson lift the trophy in an empty stadium due to pandemic rules.

But the Palace match isn’t just about the title. It could also be the last time we see Virgil van Dijk, Mohamed Salah, and Trent Alexander-Arnold at Anfield, as they’re all in the final months of their contracts.

If Liverpool clinches the title, it’ll be a historic moment— but for some fans, the price to see it live is just as shocking as the team’s performance on the pitch!