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Visit the Fixture page and follow the ‘Buy Tickets’ link to purchase.

Tickets will be available across different price points depending on available seating options. Any variation in prices across games will reflect and acknowledge the differences in demand for matches. Base ticket prices are below:

The AFL sets the base prices for all 2026 NAB AFLW Season matches with revenue from ticket sales split between the home club, venue and ticket agent. 

There is a per transaction charge fee. This charge is only applied per transaction, so whether you purchase 1 or 10 tickets in a single transaction you will only ever pay one fee. Transaction fees vary for each venue.

Subject to availability, individual game tickets are available by browsing the ticket agent website. However, should you plan to attend multiple games, club memberships may provide the best value and access to tickets.

Visit Club Membership for more information

Both the AFL/AFLW double headers and the AFLW double headers are ticketed as a single event. 

One ticket gives fans the chance to experience both matches.

Due to high demand, a time limit may be implemented during the checkout process. This gives as many people as possible a chance to purchase tickets.

TIP: To save time through the checkout process and ensure all your details are correct, login to your Ticketek/Ticketmaster (pending the match you are buying) account in advance.

At all venues, there are also some seats that are utilised internally by clubs to facilitate their membership, administrative and corporate requirements.

Some venues also have stadium memberships that provide access to certain seats for all events at that venue.

AFLW Ticket and Entry Conditions are available here: https://www.afl.com.au/tickets/conditions-of-entry

This process may differ from club to club. Please refer to details provided by your club or contact them directly for further information.

In 2026 all AFLW Club members with a reserved seat will be able to scan into matches using their mobile membership. At the MCG and Marvel Stadium general admission Club and AFL members will also be able to scan in using their mobile memberships, unless the club communicates otherwise.

Scanning access for general admission members at other venues is determined by the club in conjunction with the venue, we recommend contacting your club to understand the detail behind attending matches.

This process may differ from club to club. Please refer to details provided by your club or contact them directly for further information.

The following junior policy applies to the sale of daily public ticketing during the 2026 NAB AFLW Season:

•   Children aged 0–14 years (inclusive) as at 1 January of the current year are eligible to redeem a free ticket (subject to availability and venue requirements).
•   Persons aged 15–17 years (inclusive) as at 1 January of the current year are eligible to purchase a youth ticket.
•   Children aged 5 years and under as at 1 January of the current year are entitled to enter the venue at no charge; however, they must not occupy a seat unless a valid ticket has been issued.
•   Persons aged 18 years and over as at 1 January of the current year are classified as an adult, unless they hold valid Concession identification.

The junior policy has been updated for AFLW Competition matches. For the 2026 season, and beyond, Juniors are defined as patrons aged 14 years and under. 

A youth price has been introduced for patrons aged 15–17, priced at $5

General admission (GA) tickets provide access to a match without assigned seating or specific reserved spots, allowing attendees to occupy any available seat or standing area on a first-come, first-served basis. Information on GA areas for specific matches can be found on the venue website. 

Yes, you can purchase tickets from the ticket box office at the venue on the day of the event. Please be aware that events do sell out, and as such, purchasing tickets on the day may not be an option.

All tickets purchased through Ticketmaster or Ticketek will be digital, meaning you can easily access your tickets on your phone via your ticket account or ticket agent app, add them straight to your phone’s ticket wallet and share them with your friends and family using the ticket forward function. Mobile ticketing means that you’ve always got your ticket with you

If you have used Ticket Forward to send tickets to your friends, please ensure they have accepted and downloaded their tickets to avoid being denied entry at the venue.

For more information on how mobile tickets work please click the relevant link below:

Ticketmaster mobile tickets 

Ticketek mobile tickets 

If you have any difficulty accessing your mobile ticket, a customer service representative will be available at the main gate of each venue to provide assistance.

The default delivery method for tickets purchased online is mobile, however if you do not have a mobile device you may choose ‘Print at Home’ tickets. If you or cannot book online, both ticket agents have their call centre open to assist with bookings.Contact the relevant ticket agent as outlined:

Ticketmaster: visit the following Ticketmaster page for information here 

Ticketek: visit the following Ticketek page for information here 

TICKETEK

Ticketek Website. There is the ability to select the exact location of your seat, including a wheelchair space, a companion seat next to a wheelchair space or apply a companion card to your booking.

Online booking form: Ticketek  

TICKETMASTER

For accessible booking needs please visit Ticketmaster for information here.

Accessible tickets will be charged the applicable price for the section they are positioned in. In some circumstances the AFL, home club and/or the Venue may adjust some of these to ensure there are accessible tickets available across a variety of price categories.

Where required, companion tickets can be obtained when selecting tickets. Where possible, companion tickets will be allocated next to accessible tickets. If additional tickets are required, they will be located as close as possible to the accessible tickets.

The AFL is a National Affiliate of the Companion Card program and we agree to provide an admission ticket for the cardholder's companion at no charge. The Companion Card program is applicable at all AFL Venues.

AFL venues cater for a variety of accessibility requirements. While they vary from venue to venue, options include:

• Wheelchair Bays

Wheelchair bay tickets for wheelchair users who will remain in their wheelchair (or mobility aid) during the match. 

• Easy Access Seating

Easy access seating is typically up or down a few steps and/or at the end of an aisle. These seats are in the main seating stands, but easier to access. They can be obtained by anyone with accessibility requirements who is not a wheelchair user.

• Visual Impairment

Where seating options are available for visually impaired spectators, they will usually be located towards the front of seating stands, closer to the field of play.

• Assistance Animals

We welcome visitors with trained or accredited assistance animals (such as guide dogs).  Where available, relevant ticketing should be obtained to maintain the safety of the assistance animal and other spectators. 

• General Admission

At some venues, accessible tickets may also be available in general admission areas that do not require pre-booking. Please refer to the relevant venue website in the week preceding the game for further information on general admission ticket access.