More than 500 Boro fans have signed up for 2024/25 Season Tickets since going back on sale on Friday.
Following the Early Bird window earlier in the year, Season Tickets are now available once again - with reduced new applicant Under-18 prices for 2024/25 compared to this time a year ago.
And the tally of 500 sold so far eclipses that of the first three days of last season's relaunch.
U18s Season Cards are priced at a maximum of £229 in all areas of the Riverside and work out at less than £10 per game.
The club has also continued our successful ‘4 The Boro’ payment scheme which over 4,000 fans took advantage of during the Early Bird window.
The scheme allows fans to spread the cost of a Season Ticket over four payments; an initial (minimum) 25% followed by three equal monthly instalments. It is an interest-free scheme with only a one-off £5 admin fee applied per Season Ticket*.
The cost of your Season Ticket will be equally divided into four payments to be made on the following dates:
First Payment - down payment due on submission of application
Second Payment - first instalment due on 26 July 2024
Third Payment - second instalment due on 26 August 2024
Fourth Payment - third instalment due on 26 September 2024
*Please note that your bank may charge you interest or other fees if you pay using credit card.
If you apply after the second payment date the cost of your Season Ticket will be split in equal instalments (together with the administration fee) over the remaining payment dates.
As well as securing your seat at a saving against match-by-match purchases, the additional benefits of a Season Ticket include Priority Points, discounts to selected cup matches and club events.
We’d like to say a huge thank you once again to all the supporters who have already committed for the 2024/25 season.
Boro head coach Michael Carrick said: “We can’t thank the supporters enough for the backing they give us and continue to give us. It feels like an exciting time, and to know so many have already committed gives everyone a big boost.”