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Brighton tickets

Official Brighton & Hove Albion seats at the American Express Stadium, from the club's own allocation. Around 32,000 seats on the edge of the South Downs, a short train ride from the seafront.

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12 games

Oct24
2026

Liverpool vs Brighton & Hove Albion

Sat 15:00•Anfield, Liverpool GB

Premier LeagueFrom 4 959 SEK
Oct28
2026

Manchester City vs Brighton & Hove Albion

Wed 19:30•Etihad Stadium, Manchester GB

Carabao CupFrom 409 SEK
Oct31
2026

Manchester City vs Brighton & Hove Albion

Sat 15:00•Etihad Stadium, Manchester GB

Premier LeagueFrom 1 279 SEK
Dec26
2026

Fulham vs Brighton & Hove Albion

Sat 15:00•Craven Cottage, London GB

Premier LeagueFrom 2 029 SEK
Dec29
2026

Tottenham Hotspur vs Brighton & Hove Albion

Tue 19:30•Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London GB

Premier LeagueFrom 1 779 SEK
Jan16
2027

Brentford vs Brighton & Hove Albion

16 Jan 2027•Gtech Community Stadium, Brentford GB

Premier LeagueFrom 4 449 SEK
Feb10
2027

Manchester United vs Brighton & Hove Albion

10 Feb 2027•Old Trafford, Manchester GB

Premier LeagueFrom 1 649 SEK
Mar13
2027

Leeds vs Brighton & Hove Albion

13 Mar 2027•Elland Road, Leeds GB

Premier LeagueFrom 3 239 SEK
Apr10
2027

Aston Villa vs Brighton & Hove Albion

10 Apr 2027•Villa Park, Birmingham GB

Premier LeagueFrom 1 059 SEK
Apr24
2027

Everton vs Brighton & Hove Albion

24 Apr 2027•Hill Dickinson Stadium, Liverpool GB

Premier LeagueFrom 2 019 SEK
May15
2027

Crystal Palace vs Brighton & Hove Albion

15 May 2027•Selhurst Park, London GB

Premier LeagueFrom 2 039 SEK
May30
2027

Arsenal vs Brighton & Hove Albion

30 May 2027•Emirates Stadium, London GB

Premier LeagueFrom 16 659 SEK
Official seats at the Amex

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Where to sit at the Amex

The American Express Stadium opened in 2011 and is known for its curved roof. The stands along the sides of the pitch have an upper tier, so the choice is mostly about height and angle: close to the pitch, or high enough to see all of it.

Closest to the pitchLower tier

Lower-tier seats put you close to the play and in the middle of the atmosphere.

The wider viewUpper tier

Higher up you see the whole pitch at once, which makes it easier to follow how both teams move.

Whole pitch in viewAlong the sides of the pitch

Central sections along the sides show both penalty areas without turning your head. They tend to sell first for the bigger matches.

Behind the goalThe ends

Behind the goals you see attacks come straight towards you for one half. The North Stand, with its safe standing area, is where the home support is loudest.

Away supporters sit in designated sections, in line with the rules of each competition.
The Amex at a glance
LocationFalmer, on the edge of Brighton
CapacityAround 32,000 seats
Opened2011
Before the AmexWithdean Stadium, 1999–2011
Also known asThe Amex
SeatingSeated, with safe standing in parts of the North Stand
Matchday and travel
Getting there

Falmer station is next to the stadium, on the line from Brighton. Plan the trip back before kick-off, because the whole crowd heads for the trains at once.

When to arrive

Leave time for security checks. Entry conditions differ by competition and ticket type, and we recommend bringing photo ID.

Before the match

The stadium lies outside the city, so many supporters spend the hours before kick-off in Brighton itself, on the seafront or in the city centre, and take the train out.

The fixtures that disappear first

For a few fixtures every season, demand is far higher than the number of seats at the Amex. These are the ones to book early.

M23 derbyBrighton vs Crystal Palace

Brighton's biggest rivalry, named after the road that links the two clubs, and one of the best-known derbies in the south of England.

High demandVisits from the biggest clubs

Matches against the clubs with the largest national followings draw supporters from well beyond Sussex, and those tickets go faster.

European nightsBrighton in Europe

The club played its first European campaign in 2023–24. When Brighton qualify, tickets for home matches in UEFA competitions are among the hardest to get.

About Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton & Hove Albion was founded in 1901 and spent most of the twentieth century outside the top flight. The best-known moment of those years came in 1983, when the club reached its first FA Cup final and met Manchester United at Wembley.

The years that followed were harder. The club left the Goldstone Ground in 1997 and spent fourteen seasons without a permanent home, first sharing Gillingham's ground and then playing at the Withdean, an athletics stadium in the north of the city.

The American Express Stadium at Falmer opened in 2011 and gave the club a permanent home. Brighton won promotion to the Premier League in 2017, returning to the top flight for the first time since 1983, and in 2023–24 played European football for the first time.

Club facts
Full nameBrighton & Hove Albion Football Club
NicknameThe Seagulls
Founded1901
Home stadiumAmerican Express Stadium
CityBrighton and Hove, England
LeaguePremier League
Brighton ticket questions

Availability, entry rules, delivery and which part of the stadium to pick. These are what supporters ask before a match at the Amex.

Maintained by the TicPro ticketing team · based on official inventory from event organisers and their authorised partners
Last updated 5 October 2026