RCD Mallorca today shared the key figures from its 2026/27 season ticket campaign with supporters’ club members and the media during the ‘Sopar a la Fresca’, an event held at the start of the season through which the club aims to continue strengthening its close relationship, communication and dialogue with the Mallorquinista community.

Alfonso Díaz, the club’s Corporate CEO; Albert Salas, Director of Corporate Affairs; and Román Albarrán, Director of Social Affairs, took part in the evening and were responsible for presenting the report and sharing its main conclusions with those in attendance.

This season’s figures are the result of a process of sustained growth over recent years. The steady increase in the club’s supporter base has been accompanied by new initiatives aimed at strengthening the relationship with the fans, a comprehensive transformation of Estadi Mallorca Son Moix designed to improve the experience of Mallorquinistas, and a period of sporting success in which the club had spent five consecutive seasons in the top flight, finished in the top ten on two occasions and contested a Copa del Rey final and a Spanish Super Cup. Even despite relegation, the fans have responded once again.

All of this has helped to strengthen the sense of belonging and the bond between RCD Mallorca and its supporters. The result is a supporter base that has moved to a new level and which this season once again comfortably exceeds the 20,000 season ticket holder mark.

Second Division record

One of the figures that best illustrates this evolution is the comparison with the 2013/14 season, previously RCD Mallorca’s best season ticket figure in the Second Division, when the club had 13,051 season ticket holders.

This season, that figure stands at 20,686, representing 7,635 more season ticket holders than that previous record.

Beyond the snapshot of a single season, this evolution provides a clear picture of the growth experienced by the Mallorquinista community in recent years. RCD Mallorca has now recorded four consecutive seasons with more than 20,000 season ticket holders, consolidating a considerably larger supporter base that is increasingly connected to the club.

The upward trend can also be seen over recent seasons:

• 16,986 season ticket holders in 2022/23
• 20,779 in 2023/24
• 22,548 in 2024/25
• 23,500 in 2025/26.

Fourth-highest number of season ticket holders

RCD Mallorca’s 20,686 season ticket holders make it the club with the fourth-highest number of season ticket holders in the division. Only three teams currently have higher figures, while just 18% of Second Division clubs exceed the 20,000 season ticket holder mark.

The figure confirms the growing strength of the Mallorquinista supporter base and places the club among the best-supported sides in LALIGA HYPERMOTION.

30 different pricing options and an average price of €241

The ‘Sopar a la Fresca’, attended by more than 100 supporters’ club members from a supporters’ club movement that currently includes 88 official supporters’ clubs around the world, also provided the club with an opportunity to transparently share the true composition of its season ticket campaign and provide context for the different rates available.

RCD Mallorca offers 30 different pricing options this season, determined by the location within Estadi Mallorca Son Moix and the age of the season ticket holder.

• 53% of the supporter base has an adult rate, while 47% benefits from a reduced rate.
• Based on the actual composition of the club’s season ticket holders, the average season ticket price for the entire season is €241, equivalent to an average of €10 per match.
• The highest renewal rate, for the Central West Stand, is €535, but it is paid by only 4% of season ticket holders. Meanwhile, 64% pay €400 or less for the entire season and 28% have a rate of €200 or less.
• The distribution across the stadium also reflects this diversity: 44% of season ticket holders are located in the East Stand, 30% in the West Stand, 14% in the South Stand and 12% in the North Stand.

The campaign within the context of the division

The club has also analysed the season ticket campaigns of the other LALIGA HYPERMOTION teams in order to provide context for its pricing.

Considering only each club’s highest renewal price, RCD Mallorca ranks seventh in the division, with a maximum rate of €535. When the comparison is based on the lowest renewal price, Mallorca ranks eighth.

These figures provide a more complete picture of a campaign comprising multiple stadium areas, age groups and pricing options, whose reality cannot be assessed solely on the basis of its highest price.

A supporter base that has moved to a new level

The evolution of recent years clearly illustrates the transformation the club has undergone.

The 20,000 season ticket holder mark, reached for the first time only recently, has become a constant over the past four seasons. This growth goes beyond any single figure and reflects the strengthening of the relationship between the club and its community.

The transformation of Estadi Mallorca Son Moix, the various initiatives developed to bring the club closer to its supporters and supporters’ clubs, and the sporting successes of recent years have accompanied a sustained process of growth in the club’s supporter base.

For RCD Mallorca, this evolution represents one of the project’s key assets and also brings with it a responsibility: to continue listening, communicating and maintaining a close relationship with its season ticket holders and supporters’ clubs.

A young and increasingly diverse fanbase

The campaign data also provides an insight into who makes up RCD Mallorca’s supporter base today and reveals a particularly significant picture for the future of the club.

• One in three season ticket holders is aged 25 or under. Specifically, 6,884 season ticket holders, 33% of the total, belong to this age group. This figure highlights a significant generational renewal and the club’s ability to continue bringing young Mallorquinistas into its supporter base.
• Female representation is also becoming increasingly significant. 22% of RCD Mallorca season ticket holders are women, meaning that more than one in five members of the club’s season ticket holder base is female.

Youth, diversity and growth are therefore among the characteristics that help explain the social transformation experienced by the club in recent years.

RCD Mallorca therefore begins the 2026/27 season with:

• 20,686 season ticket holders
• 7,635 more than its previous best figure in the Second Division
• Four consecutive seasons above 20,000
• A supporter base that reflects the growth and transformation experienced by the Mallorquinista community

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