2023 Orlando Pride Season Ticket Memberships Now on Sale

2023 Orlando Pride Season Ticket Memberships Now on Sale

September 20, 2022 – National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL)Orlando Pride News Release

ORLANDO, Fla. (Sept. 20, 2022) – Season Ticket Memberships for the Orlando Pride’s 2023 campaign are now on sale and can be purchased at the link here.

Looking ahead to the 2023 campaign, the Club is excited to announce revamped STM packages, which include increased benefits that come following extensive fan feedback through surveys, town halls and dedicated season ticket member specialists.


2023 Orlando Pride STM Package Benefits:

Pricing Benefits: Season tickets start at only $10 per match in 2023. STMs save an average of 40% per match compared to single-game ticket pricing

Bonus Matches: Inclusion of NWSL Challenge Cup group stage home matches

STM Discounts: Food, beverage and merchandise discount increased from 10% to 15%

Exclusive Season Ticket Member Scarf: Receiving one (1) scarf per seat (limit 4 per account)

Season Ticket Member Happy Hour: A full hour of discounts on concessions items at all Orlando Pride home matches

Season Ticket Member Exclusive Events

Preferred Ticketing Opportunities: Including preferred pricing on additional single-game tickets as well as playoff ticket priority

Pride Swap: The ability to exchange your season tickets for future matches

Complimentary Tickets: Receive four (4) additional complimentary tickets to a 2023 regular season match of your choice

Payment Plans: 11-month interest-free payment plans available

Dedicated Member Experience Specialist

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