Aston Villa tickets
Official Aston Villa seats at Villa Park, from the club's own allocation. You see the stand, the ticket category and everything the ticket includes before you pay.
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The stands at Villa Park are different heights, and the view from the Holte End behind the goal is very different from the view along the sides of the pitch. Check the view before you book.
The North Stand is closed for redevelopment in 2026/27, so the seats are in the other three stands. Start with the stand you want to be in, then choose the tier.
The stand behind the goal that is most closely associated with Villa's supporters, and the source of much of the noise on matchdays.
The seats closest to the pitch, a short distance from the play.
The two stands along the sides of the pitch, with an equally good view of both penalty areas.
These categories give access to a lounge as well as food and drink. What is included is stated for each ticket category.
The Lower Grounds is Villa Park's hospitality lounge. Each ticket category lists what is included, item by item, so you do not have to rely on the category name. Check what is included for the match you are booking.
All-you-can-eat food served at street food stations, plus a complimentary bar with selected beers, wines and soft drinks.
The Lower Grounds lounge opens three hours before kick-off and stays open until an hour and a half after the final whistle. There is no access during half time.
A match programme, and talks with former players shown on large screens.
No dress code, but away colours are not permitted and the lounge does not admit away supporters.
Witton and Aston stations are within walking distance of the ground, and buses run from the city centre. Plan your journey in advance to make matchday easier.
Arrive before kick-off to allow time for entry procedures and security checks. Requirements vary by ticket type and competition, and we recommend bringing valid ID.
The streets around Villa Park fill with supporters before kick-off. Birmingham city centre is a short journey away, so you can combine the match with a day in the city.
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About Aston Villa
Aston Villa Football Club was founded in 1874 and is one of the oldest clubs in English football. It played a formative part in the professional game and was one of the twelve founding members of the Football League in 1888.
Villa have won the top division seven times and the FA Cup seven times, with five League Cups alongside them. Most of that league success came in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, including the Double in 1897, the year the club moved into Villa Park.
The club's greatest night came on 26 May 1982 in Rotterdam, when Villa beat Bayern Munich 1–0 to win the European Cup. The side had been built by Ron Saunders, who took the league title in 1980/81 and left halfway through the following season; Tony Barton took charge from the quarter-finals through to the final, where Peter Withe scored the only goal.
In May 2026, under Unai Emery, Villa beat Freiburg 3–0 in Istanbul to win the Europa League, the club's first European trophy since the European Cup and the Super Cup of 1982, and its route back into the Champions League for 2026/27.
Villa Park has been the home ground since 1897, built on the site of the old Aston Lower Grounds in the Aston district of Birmingham. It is the most used stadium in FA Cup semi-final history, having hosted 55 of them.
The ground is currently mid-redevelopment. The North Stand is closed for redevelopment in 2026/27, so the seats are in the Holte End behind one goal and in the Trinity Road and Doug Ellis stands along the sides of the pitch. The lower tiers put you closer to the pitch, while the upper tiers give a wider view of the pitch and the stands around it.
Delivery, ID checks, hospitality and choosing a stand. These are the things supporters ask before a match at Villa Park.