RCD Mallorca have confirmed a historic season ticket record for Segunda División, reaching 20,686 season ticket holders for the 2026/27 campaign. The figure smashes the division's previous benchmark of 13,051, set back in 2013/14, by 7,635 season ticket holders.
How Mallorca's fan base has grown over recent seasons
The rise has been building for years rather than arriving overnight. The club counted 16,986 season ticket holders in 2022/23, jumped to 20,779 in 2023/24, climbed further to 22,548 in 2024/25 and peaked at 23,500 in 2025/26 before settling at the current 20,686. That means Mallorca have now cleared the 20,000 mark for four straight seasons, a first in the club's modern history.
What Alfonso Díaz said about the record
The milestone was unveiled at the club's 'Sopar a la Fresca' event, where corporate chief executive Alfonso Díaz summed it up plainly: "El Mallorca bate récord de abonados en Segunda División con 20.686." He was joined by Albert Salas, the director of corporate affairs, and Román Albarrán, the director of the social area, who broke down the profile of the new membership base.
What a Mallorca season ticket costs and where fans sit
The club offers 30 different season ticket price points, averaging 241 euros per season. Of the total, 53 percent hold an adult rate and 47 percent a reduced one. The priciest tier, Tribuna Oeste Central, costs 535 euros and covers just 4 percent of holders, while 64 percent pay 400 euros or less and 28 percent pay under 200 euros. By stand, 44 percent sit in Tribuna Este, 30 percent in Tribuna Oeste, 14 percent in Fondo Sur and 12 percent in Fondo Norte.
Why the record matters for Mallorca's project
Mallorca now rank fourth in LaLiga Hypermotion for total season ticket holders, in a division where only 18 percent of clubs pass 20,000. Comparing the most expensive renewal fee across the league, Mallorca sit seventh, and eighth for the cheapest. The club links the surge to five straight seasons in Primera División, two top-ten finishes, a Copa del Rey final and a Supercopa de España appearance, alongside the full redevelopment of Son Moix. Among the newer figures, 33 percent of holders, 6,884 people, are 25 or younger, and women make up 22 percent of the total membership.
How the team is faring as Son Moix fills up
The social growth arrives alongside a steady start on the pitch. Mallorca sit seventh in Segunda División on 7 points from 4 games, with a record of 2 wins, 1 draw and 1 loss and a recent form line of DWLW, all visible on the club's standings page. The side have scored 5 goals and conceded 2, a plus-3 goal difference, sitting 3 points behind leaders Castellón.
Mallorca's next fixture falls on 13 September 2026 at Son Moix against Sabadell, currently third in the table, a match listed on the club's fixtures page. For that game the coaching staff will be without Abdón Prats, a confirmed absence that fans can track alongside other updates on the club's injuries list.
