A special phone line will open on Sunday morning for season ticket holders to ring and reserve their place on the stadium tours which start next Wednesday morning and run for one week.

Non season ticket holders it is believed will have to wait a further couple of weeks past that date for their chance although each season ticket holder has been sent another form 'for a friend'

Matchday admission prices have been set at £18 for the West Stand (most expensive area) down to £13 for the South Stand (behind the goal). The Family Stand has been designated as behind the goal with matchday admission for two adults and two children in this area being £38.

Season ticket prices start at £275 for behind the goal, rising through £315 for the East Stand to £375 for the main area of the West Stand. Under 16s receive their tickets between £145 and £210 whilst OAPs and Full Time Students at £210 to £270.

Disappointingly, there is no discount as in previous seasons for buying early. There are 12 game books available at £165 for adults, £85 for under 16s and £120 for OAPs and Students. These can only be purchased for the East Stand and selected areas of the West Stand. Vouchers from these books must be exchanged for tickets at least 48 hours prior to a game.

Payment can be made by cash, cheque or credit card and there is a section where you can request easy payment terms.

The full list of prices is as follows: -

CATEGORY A - WEST STAND

CATEGORY B - EAST STAND and CORNER SECTIONS OF WEST STAND

CATEGORY C - FAMILY STAND

The price of the tickets has been greeted with a mixed reaction from Swans fans with some claiming fair pricing and others complaining that it has been overpriced.

The club are hoping to sell in excess of 6,000 season tickets for next season - whether they do remains to be seen.

Prices for this season's season tickets can be found at this link if you want them for comparison

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