Lucentum Reduces Season Ticket Prices to €55 for Under-18s

Lucentum Foundation, whose first team competes in the Primera FEB after achieving a commendable survival under Rubén Perelló, launched its season ticket campaign for the 2025-26 season this Friday. The aim is to increase its base of young fans by reducing prices for those under 18 and introducing a flat-rate for children.

The campaign, under the slogan 'Join the Hoop', aims to "grow the Lucentum family", with under-18s paying between €90 and €55, depending on the location, offering a discount of up to €45 compared to last season. Children aged 4 to 12 will pay only €20 in all areas of the stadium.

The Lucentum Foundation's season ticket includes 17 regular season games of the Primera FEB, Copa España matches, and the team's presentation game, but not potential playoffs. The club reserves the right to designate a match as a club day.

For adults, new season ticket prices range from €110 to €190, depending on the location, with renewals between €80 and €155. The club also offers a family pack (two adults plus at least one child under 18) for €220 for new subscribers and €155 for renewals. Similarly, packs are available for other groups such as clubs, university students, sponsors, retirees, or the unemployed.

A novelty of the campaign is that all subscribers will receive the new personalized Lucentum VISA Card, which will allow them to enjoy special discounts at associated stores and sponsor companies.

Subscribers from last season will have their seats reserved until July 13. On July 14 and 15, subscribers still have priority and can change their seat to another that has been freed up, but from the 16th, general public sales open.

Additionally, the Lucentum Foundation will soon establish a Sports Public Limited Company (SAD) for its first team. President Daniel Adriasola assured that the entity will not be mortgaged and that the process will last "six or seven months and is not complex". "The SAD can help more people get involved in the project. When the time comes, we will see how many people want to participate. The potential of Alicante and its province is enormous, which is why we are taking this step," the leader argued.