Excitement for the new Scottish Premiership season is now underway after the 24/25 fixture list was announced this morning at 9am.
The eyes of the world may currently be on the Euro 2024 knockout stages, but with Scotland are back home, many Scottish football fans are now anticipating the return of domestic action in the top tier.
It is sure to be another intriguing campaign with Celtic and Rangers wrestling for the title once again, while Dundee United are back in the Scottish Premiership after a one-season absence in place of relegated Livingston.
Elsewhere, St Mirren, Hearts and Kilmarnock will welcome European football to their doors after impressive 23/24 campaigns. Fans will attend in their droves once more - but who is offering the cheapest adult season ticket compared to their rivals across the Scottish Premiership for 24/25?
Here is every Scottish Premiership club ranked on season ticket price - from lowest to highest.
9. Dundee
The club enjoyed their return to the top tier last season and finished in the top half. Numerous pricing options are available but the 'super early bird' price of £430 is their cheapest. | SNS Group
10. Kilmarnock
Sadly Killie pies are not included in the cost, but a season ticket to see Derek McInnes' side next year begins at £430 via their early bird pricing. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
11. Rangers
The Ibrox club have not yet released their season ticket pricing to the wider public. This is due to season tickets for the 23/24 season selling out, meaning renewals are dealt with first before being offered to those on the MyGers waiting list - if any become available. Last year, the cheapest ticket available in the Broomload Front and was priced at £483. | Steve Walsh Photo: Steve Welsh
12. Celtic
The Scottish champions currently have the most expensive season ticket in the top tier, with their lowest priced season ticket coming in at £579 - over £150 more than the joint third most expensive place for a season ticket, Kilmarnock and Dundee. | SNS Group Photo: Ross Parker - SNS Group