The Liberty Stadium will be one of the cheapest places to watch Championship football next season, with young Swans fans getting another brilliant buy.

Despite an increase on this season's League One prices, there are still plenty of bargains on offer for Swans fans looking to help Roberto Martinez lay siege on the Championship for the first time in 24 years.

"We will be offering Championship football at the Liberty Stadium at exceptional value,'' declared Swans chairman Huw Jenkins.

The club is continuing its 'Fans of the Future' initiative by offering supporters under the age of 16 the chance to watch the Swans in action for just £50 for the entire season - that's just £2.17 per game.

And the club has even extended the £50 season ticket offer for the South 'Family' Stand to allow up to two children to qualify for the bargain season tickets with every adult season ticket purchased in the South.

While adult season ticket prices have increased, Swans fans can still save up to £130 by signing on for the whole campaign.

Season tickets for senior citizens and full-time students start at just £259 (£11.26 per game), while an adult can secure their season ticket from just £399 (£17.34) which gives you roughly three free games a season.

Matchday tickets have also increased in line with other Championship clubs, but watching football at the Liberty Stadium will still be cheaper than the vast majority of other grounds in the second tier.

For example, the top priced adult ticket at the Liberty will be £23 (West Stand) while equivalent prices at other Championship clubs are as high as £32. An East Stand adult ticket will cost just £20.

While adult tickets in the South 'Family' Stand will increase to £23, accompanying children's tickets (maximum two) have been slashed to just £4 each. The South Stand season ticket is also based on a matchday price of £20 so there are even bigger savings to be made by signing up for the whole campaign.

Children's tickets for the rest of the ground will cost just £10.

Swansea City chairman, Huw Jenkins, said: "While we have had to increase some of our prices, the board still believes that we will be offering Championship football at exceptional value.

"We somehow managed to keep our prices at rock bottom for the first two seasons at the Liberty Stadium. And if you talk to those fans that travel to away games regularly, they will reinforce how cheap we've been.

"But to stand a chance of competing in the Championship and maintaining the club on a sound financial footing, we've had to set our prices accordingly.

"We remain fully committed to attracting more families and young people to the Liberty Stadium and I'm sure it's going to be another thrilling season at the Liberty Stadium.''

* Unfortunately, due to a lack of demand, there will be no 12-voucher books available for the new season.

* Season ticket prices will also be frozen for the following season for existing season ticket holders, whether the Swans are in the Championship or Premiership.

* Season tickets are payable by cash or credit/debit card (no cheques).

* An installment plan is available to spread the cost of a season ticket (subject to status)

* Existing season ticket holders can renew their same seat online from May 5. Watch the official website later this week for further details.

New and existing season ticket holders can purchase their new season ticket from May 12 at the Liberty Stadium ticket office.

* Current season ticket holders have until June 14 to guarantee their existing seat.

Phone 08700 400 004 or just call in at the Liberty Stadium ticket office for further details and terms and conditions.