With just days to go until the start of the new Scottish Premiership season, excitement is building across the country.
Free-scoring Celtic have enjoyed an unbeaten pre-season campaign, Rangers approach the new season playing games at Hampden Park and Aberdeen and Hibs have new head coaches at the helm as they go in search of a more successful season.
Starting on Saturday 3 August with Hearts vs Rangers, it is certain to be another intriguing nine months for all 12 sides, with the Old Firm wrestling for the title once more, Dundee United back in the big time and St. Mirren, Hearts and Kilmarnock all hoping to take the European spots once again.
Fans across the country will be gearing up to take their seats once again in 24/25, but which which Scottish Premiership will offer the cheapest matchday experience this season - and who is the most costly?
Here are all 12 clubs ranked on their cheapest adult ticket price.
9. Dundee
After their impressive top-half finish last year, Dundee match tickets will cost £30 for an adult category B game. Kids are priced at £8. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
10. Kilmarnock
Rugby Park became a fortress for Killie last year, and tickets to see Derek McInnes side are priced at £30 for adult category B games, with children costing £12. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
11. Rangers
While individual match ticket prices have not been made available yet as the club move their opening home games to Hampden Park, a category B game for the last two seasons has cost £30 for adults and £10 for juniors. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
12. Celtic
The Scottish Champions are currently the most costly ticket price for an adult, with category B games setting Hoops' fan back by £34. They also have the most expensive under-16 ticket at £15. | KAMIL KRZACZYNSKI Photo: KAMIL KRZACZYNSKI