Birmingham Phoenix fans can now secure their place for an unforgettable summer of cricket in 2026, with the brand-new Phoenix Pass offering access to all Men’s and Women’s home games for just £80.
The Phoenix Pass is the best-value way to experience the excitement of The Hundred at Edgbaston Stadium. For one price, fans can enjoy every moment of Birmingham Phoenix action as both teams step into an exciting new era at Edgbaston Stadium, with the men’s team recently appointing former New Zealand bowler Shane Bond as their new Head Coach.
A limited number of 328 Phoenix Passes are now on sale for the fantastic price of just £80, taking inspiration from the iconic Joseph Chamberlain Memorial Clock Tower (Old Joe) which stands at 100 metres tall (328 feet).
The Phoenix Pass allows supporters access to all men’s and women’s matches, offering a saving of 38 per cent if tickets were bought separately. Click here to buy your Phoenix Pass.
This summer will showcase everything that makes the Phoenix unmistakably Birmingham: the colour, the cultural flair, the community spirit and the belief that Together We Rise.
Edgbaston Stadium, the iconic home of the Phoenix, will once again be the heartbeat of the summer. It’s where memories are made and where families come together. Securing a Phoenix Pass guarantees your place at every moment, every boundary, every wicket, every roar.
Providing exceptional value for a summer of world-class cricket and a matchday experience that celebrates the creativity and energy of the city, the Phoenix Pass is more than a ticket, it is access to a movement. It’s for the fans who rise with us, who bring the noise, and who make Edgbaston one of the most vibrant cricketing venues in the country.
Rise With Us: Early Bird tickets end soon
A new era for Birmingham Phoenix. And fans can now secure Early Bird tickets for all four home games in 2026.
Join us for blockbuster family entertainment during the summer school holidays. World’s biggest stars in action. Tickets from £20 and kids only £5, if purchased before 1 July.