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Villa Park, the historic home of Aston Villa Football Club, is one of the most beloved football stadiums in England. With a seating capacity of 42,640, this ground has been home to the Villans since 1897.
The stadium has a unique place in English football history, as the neutral venue for 55 FA Cup semi finals, more than any other ground in the country.
Whether you're visiting for a Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup or EFL Cup fixture, understanding the Villa Park seating plan will help you locate the Aston Villa tickets for the perfect matchday experience.
In this guide, we’ll break down everything you need to know about Villa Park tickets, including seating options, sections best for atmosphere, accessibility, premium experiences, and family-friendly areas.
Whether you’re a die-hard Villa fan or a first-time visitor, this seating guide will help you find the best seats at Villa Park.
Villa Park stadium is made up of four distinct stands: the Doug Ellis Stand, Holte End, Trinity Road Stand, and North Stand.
Each stand has its own unique story and character, with seating options catering to different types of AVFC fans.
Capacity: About 9,000
Rows: About 60
In 1994 this eastern longside stand was named for Doug Ellis (1924-2018), who was Villa chairman in two stints from 1968 to 1975 and from 1982 to 2006.
With two tiers separated by a row of boxes, this stand is a popular choice for families and offers clear views of the action from both its upper and lower tiers. The Doug Ellis Stand also accommodates the television camera positions for broadcasts.
This stand is also where Villa Park’s away fans are located, in Block Q of the Lower Tier and Block P of the Upper Tier.
Having 3,000 away fans bellowing their songs helps perk up the atmosphere in this stand, if you don’t mind some good-natured chanting.
Capacity: 13,000+
Rows: About 68
Known for being the loudest and most passionate stand at Villa Park, the Holte End is where the most dedicated Aston Villa season ticket holders have always gathered.
Easily the most famous of the four stands, it’s the spiritual heart of Villa Park, known for driving the atmosphere on matchdays and for its distinguished brick facade outside.
Once Europe’s largest behind-the-goal terrace, the Holte End was converted into two tiers in the mid-1990s when the Premier League required all-seater stadiums.
In 2024/25 the club signalled a return to the Holte End’s glory days, installing safe standing sections at the back end of the Lower Tier. This move will only cement the stand’s reputation as one of the loudest in the Premier League.
Capacity: 12,700
Rows: About 67
Behind the dugouts, this western longside stand offers some of the best views of the pitch and is loaded with upmarket seating options like boxes, premium 1888 seats and hospitality suites.
The Trinity Road Stand is the newest at Villa Park stadium. The old stand here, dating back to 1922, was torn down in summer 2000 and the new three-tiered stand was opened in November 2021, raising the stadium’s capacity from 39,399 to more than 42,000.
As well as featuring many of Villa Park’s plush hospitality experiences, the Trinity Road Stand is where the press, directors, and media are housed. This all makes it one of the more prestigious parts of the stadium.
Capacity: About 7,000
Rows: 43
The oldest stand at Villa Park opened in 1977, and has started to show its age a little. A complete revamp of the North Stand was supposed to go ahead in summer 2024, and would have boosted Villa Park’s capacity to 50,000 but has been postponed.
When the project goes ahead, the North Stand will eventually merge with the Trinity Road Stand. This will form a continuous seating area with a brand new club shop and fanzone to replace the existing ones on the north side of the stadium.
In terms of noise, this stand is second only to the Holte End, especially if you’re able to sit in the lower tier right behind the goal. If you’re near the east side of the stand you’ll be right next to the away fans, which adds some spice.
For decades until 2007, the North Stand was where the away fans sat at Villa Park. Today it’s one of the more affordable places to sit at the stadium, with two tiers of seating divided by a twin bank of executive boxes.
The answer to this question depends on what you want from your matchday experience at Villa Park. Let’s explore some options:
If you want to feel the noise of Aston Villa’s loudest supporters, the Holte End is a core part of AVFC’s identity and the place to be.
With some 13,000 seats, it’s the largest stand in the stadium and home to the most vocal supporters.
True Villa fans will feel a tingle as chants begin here and echo throughout the stadium, so it’s the ultimate spot for dyed-in-the-wool supporters.
Listen out for the anthem, “Holte Enders in the Sky” shaking the entire stand on matchdays.
For fans who prioritise the best views of the action, the Trinity Road Stand offers unmatched sightlines.
Divided into three tiers, this stand provides excellent viewing angles from both the lower and upper sections. Whether you’re seated in a standard seat or a VIP box, this area delivers on comfort and quality.
If you're visiting Villa Park with family or younger fans, the Doug Ellis Stand is your go-to section.
This area provides a more laid-back atmosphere with family-friendly sections. They can be found in blocks C8 and C9 in the Lower Tier and Block B7 in the middle tier.
This part of the stadium has a special concourse, designed for younger fans. Please note that adult-only groups are not permitted in the family section, and the maximum ratio of adults to children is 3:1.
Hospitality suites, boxes and premium seats can be found in every stand at Villa Park except the Holte End.
However, tip-top when it comes to luxury is the Trinity Road Stand, which offers the highest proportion of premium Villa Park tickets in the ground.
On the halfway line in the centre of the stand is the 82 Champions Club, with some of the best views in the stadium and a wealth of perks, from padded seating to complimentary drinks.
Also in a prime position, the Directors’ Club offers a welcome reception, five-course dining and a Q&A with a Villa legend.
If you catch a rainy day—this is Birmingham after all—it’s better to be high and dry in one of the longside stands. The Doug Ellis Stand is just as good as the Trinity Road Stand.
Checking Villa Park seat options, it’s worth avoiding the lower tiers of the North Stand and Holte End, as well as the pitch-side corners of the stadium if you don’t want to get wet.
No matter where you choose to sit, Villa Park will give you an authentic Premier League matchday experience at one of the country’s football cathedrals.
Whether you’re soaking in the noisy atmosphere of the Holte End, relishing the premium views from the Trinity Road Stand, or having some quality time in a family-friendly area of the Doug Ellis Stand, understanding the Villa Park seating plan will help you make the most of your visit.
So now you have a handle on the Villa Park layout, you can select your ideal Aston Villa tickets for the perfect matchday.
The local team playing at Villa Park, Birmingham is Aston Villa.
