Season tickets for Charlton's return to the Championship go back on sale at 9am on Tuesday morning, with most adult prices increased by £50 on pre-Easter rates.

The Addicks secured their return to English football's second tier with victory at Carlisle United on Saturday, and the club is keeping its promise that fans buying after confirmation of the team's promotion will pay slightly more than the 9,200 who committed early.

At the same time, seasonal hospitality prices for 2012/13 will rise by 10 per cent compared to the renewal rate available until the April 5th deadline.

The fixture list is already certain to include local derbies against Millwall and Crystal Palace, while Queens Park Rangers, West Ham United, Southampton and Brighton & Hove Albion could also return to SE7 if they fail to secure Premier League status.

Other high-profile visitors will be Leeds United and at least one of the two Sheffield clubs still vying to join the Addicks in promotion from League One.

Chief executive Stephen Kavanagh said: "The new season-ticket prices are mostly those that applied in our first two years in League One, not the last time we were in the Championship. So they are still excellent value.

"Over time, we will need to move back to our previous Championship pricing levels and that remains the intention, so people should not assume otherwise. However, we also want to encourage those who have given up their season tickets in recent years to come back.

"We're delighted to have matched this year's season-ticket and hospitality sales already, but now we need to push on again and we believe these prices will enable us to do that.

"Fans deciding whether to get a season ticket should also be aware that the aggregate cost of buying match tickets throughout the season is likely to be higher in the Championship than it has been in League One."

Adult seats in the north stand will now be £290, with places in the east and upper west wings £400 and those in lower west stand and central blocks of the east and upper west at £425.

Over 60s and U21s revert to the 2009-11 rates of £200, £275 and £300 respectively, but all U18 season tickets increase from £75 to £99 to reflect better the current £10 match ticket rate for this age group. However, U11s stay at £49.

Adults and over 60s/U21s in the family stand will pay £240 and £200 respectively when accompanied by an U18.

The price for wheelchair and ambulant disabled supporters in all areas goes up to £240 adults, £150 over 60s/U21s, and £99 for U18s, all with a carer free. Disabled U11s remain £49.

Seats currently occupied by fans yet to renew their season ticket will remain reserved until June 30th, but there are plenty of other places currently available to new and returning applicants.

Season tickets can be purchased between 9am and 5pm weekdays or from 10am on Saturdays in person or on 0871 226 1905, but not in the run-up to kick-off on a matchday.

A new season-ticket application form can be downloaded here, while existing holders can renew online.

The Zebra Finance instalment plan is still available and the revised monthly payments form can be downloaded here.

Valley Express will continue to operate in 2012/13, which will be its ninth season. There are no changes to current routes and pick-ups and the fare remains £7, with season passes at £138.

New 2012/13 season-ticket prices: