Tickets to Brighton 2026/27
Brighton & Hove Albion compete in the Premier League, England's top division, playing their home matches at Falmer Stadium in Brighton. The club has established a strong top-flight presence in recent seasons, attracting growing interest from both local supporters and visiting fans. Brighton tickets are listed through partners we work with, including established travel agencies and ticket companies, giving fans a range of options beyond the club's own official sales channels. Whether you're after a single match ticket or a full weekend trip, there are routes to get you into the ground.
Where to buy Brighton tickets
The primary route is through Brighton & Hove Albion's official website, where members and season ticket holders get priority access before general sale. For matches that sell out through official channels — which happens regularly for Premier League fixtures — partners we list offer resale and hospitality options. Delivery methods vary by partner and typically include e-tickets sent by email, mobile tickets via an app, or physical tickets posted in advance. Book early for high-profile fixtures, as availability through any channel tends to narrow quickly once a match date is confirmed.
Sections and price levels
Falmer Stadium is divided into four main stands: the North Stand, South Stand, East Stand, and West Stand. Home supporters fill the majority of the ground, while away fans are allocated a section of the North Stand, typically holding around 3,000 visitors. The West Stand generally offers premium seating with better sightlines and higher prices. The East Stand and North Stand tend to be more affordable options. Prices vary depending on the opponent, seat location, and how far in advance you buy — Premier League matches against top-six clubs usually sit at the higher end of the pricing scale.
Match packages with accommodation
Several partners offer match packages that combine a Brighton ticket with hotel accommodation in the city. Travel packages include options ranging from budget hotels near Brighton city centre to seafront accommodation a short distance from the stadium. Some packages also cover transport between the hotel and Falmer Stadium, which is useful given the stadium's location outside the city centre. Hospitality packages — which include lounge access, pre-match dining, and a seat in a premium area — are available for selected fixtures and are typically listed separately from standard ticket-only options.
Falmer Stadium, Brighton
Falmer Stadium, also known as the Amex, opened in 2011 and holds around 31,800 spectators. It sits on the outskirts of Brighton near the village of Falmer, roughly five miles from the city centre. The stadium is well connected by rail — Falmer railway station is directly adjacent to the ground and serves trains from Brighton station, making it the most practical way to arrive on match days. The surrounding area is largely open land, with limited facilities outside the stadium itself, so most fans eat and drink in Brighton city centre before travelling out.
