Kenilworth Road
The schedule for Luton Town includes events in the FA Cup, Carabao Cup & League One. They play their home games at Kenilworth Road. In the last 12 months, Luton have participated in 48 events listed on Koobit. You can find the schedule of upcoming events below.
Luton have had a long-standing rivalry with Hertfordshire-based neighbours Watford. Their clashes have been sometimes been dubbed the "Beds-Herts Derby" or somewhat more commonly the "M1 Derby," based on the motorway that runs by both towns. The pair first met in 1885, with Watford coming out on top.
Luton Town Football Club, also known as the Hatters, are a professional football team based in Luton, England. Luton earned promotion to the English Premier League for the 2023-24 season. Their home venue is Kenilworth Road.
The club were founded in 1885. The idea to form the club to unite the various Luton teams that existed at the time, such as Luton Wanderers and Luton Excelsior, was pioneered by Wanderers player George Deacon. Wanderers secretary Herbert Spratley attempted to get ahead of the club's creation by simply renaming Wanderers as Luton Town, but his objections were voted down and Luton Town Football Club was formed.
Luton were fully professional by 1891, making them the first professional team in the south of England. They were founding members of the Southern League soon after in 1894, and after an early, unsuccessful foray into the Football League they joined the EFL in 1920.
The Hatters' first venture into the top-flight began in 1955; this 5-year period before suffering relegation also saw them reach the 1959 FA Cup final, where they were beaten 2-1 by Nottingham Forest.
Luton once again returned to Division One between 1982 and 1992, but further relegations – the final one brought on by a 30-point penalty for illegal agents' payments and administrations – saw the Hatters drop out of the Football League entirely in 2009.
After returning to the EFL in 2014, Luton steadily reestablished themselves as they climbed the ranks once again, culminating in their return to the Premier League in 2023. In doing so, they became the first club to return to English football's top tier after being relegated to the 5th tier.
The home venue of Luton Town is Kenilworth Road in Luton. Away games will usually be played at the rival team's home venue.
Luton Town play at Kenilworth Road. It was set to become the smallest ground in Premier League history with a capacity of 10,356, however renovations carried out upon their promotion to the top flight took capacity up to 11,500 and beyond Bournemouth's Vitality Stadium.
Luton have 3 pricing categories for their league fixtures; A, B, and C, with A being the most expensive and C being the most affordable. Adult tickets for a Category A game cost GPB £36, while for a Category C game they cost £30.
Attending Category B or C games will result in cheaper tickets, however the pricing is universal regardless of where in the stadium you're sat, so unlike many other football stadiums you can't find cheaper seats behind the goal.
Luton games typically go on sale around 2 or 3 weeks prior to the fixture, although priority is given to existing memberships and those with a purchase history.
Luton Town tickets can be purchased online or over the phone. The former is quicker and more convenient; Koobit links directly to Luton's ticketing page as well as select secondary suppliers to give fans a range of options when making their purchase.
