Take a walk through a Supporters tailgate in Lot 17 pre-match, and you’re sure to find many of the most loyal Atlanta United fans. Win or lose, rain or shine, they’ll be out there partying, chanting, celebrating their 5-Stripes.
Almost all of them are Season Ticket Members, and Founding Members aren’t hard to find.
As the club kicks off celebrations of its 10-year anniversary, it was only appropriate to honor the Members who support week in, week out. Legacy Pricing, exclusively accessible with the Bundle Membership, will see per match prices for the Sprint Season return to the 2017 season’s pricing structure. Per match prices for the 2027-28 season will remain the same as 2026.
Though the Bundle Membership is available to new Season Ticket Members as well, it’s a special nod to those who have demonstrated passion from the very start.
David Cole, a founding member of Terminus Legion, was one of many Season Ticket Members who was grateful to receive the news.
“I thought it was absolutely the right move, because it really shows collaboration with the fans,” Cole said. “You know that the front office actually cares about the fans and the pricing and especially the economic state that we're in currently. It really just shows that the club cares about us.”
The Legacy Pricing news was delivered to Supporters Groups the night before its launch August 18. Arthur M. Blank Sports and Entertainment President of Soccer Mauricio Culebro, who was hired in March, delivered the news alongside Atlanta United’s Ticketing and Community Impact teams.
Angel Whitworth, who is a Footie Mob member, appreciated the line of communication that Culebro established with the Supporters.
“It’s nice that the head guy gets in front of the Supporters to let them know what's going on,” Whitworth said. “The news wasn't trickled down. He's new here, so it was nice to be able to meet him and get that news from him.”
That night was an important moment of connection for the president and the club’s Supporters, but the reactions across the Season Ticket Member base were largely positive upon Legacy Pricing’s launch the next day.
“Then, the news came out the next morning, and we got flooded with joy of people really happy that the club decided to do that,” said Kevin Kinley, one of the cofounders of The Faction. “It really shows that the club cares about not just the team, but about their fans and who's really trying to support the team.”
Legacy Pricing was one of a series of benefits for Season Ticket Members and Supporters alike. The club announced single match Supporters Section tickets would be $17 for the remainder of the 2026 season.
Chris Jones, an All-Stripes member, is planning on leaving the A soon but won’t be getting rid of his season tickets.
“Yeah, to hear [about] the $17 supporter section tickets for the entirety of both seasons, it's a huge motivator for me,” Jones said. “Even though I'm about to move to a different city, moving up to Boston, I won't become a Revs fan, screw that. With the $17, it still makes sense for me to keep my tickets. I know I'll be going down [to Atlanta].”
As the club continues to work during the summer transfer window, the 5-Stripes are rallying on the pitch. They’ve won three consecutive matches for the first time since 2021 and have moved within three points of the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. Soon, they’ll get boost from Summer Transfer Window signings in designated player Breel Embolo and U22 Mauricio Amaro. Amid a season that did not start in the way the club wanted, the Supporters have never lacked belief.
“With the way we're trending right now, the past [few] matches, and with what [Mauricio Culebro’s] got for the vision, it's exciting again,” Jones said. “That's another reason to keep the tickets because you never know what's going to happen.”
