Brighton & Hove Albion Tickets

1. Choose Your Brighton Fixture: Click the orange ‘Tickets’ button next to the game you want to attend.
2. Choose Your Ideal Seat: Explore the stadium map to sort Brighton tickets by cost and seating choice.
3. Complete Your Purchase: Secure your Brighton tickets by following the link to the secondary marketplace.

Next, we’ll walk you through how to use your tickets to enter the Amex Stadium.

In recent years, the Amex Stadium has shifted from traditional paper tickets to a digital NFC (Near Field Communication) system at the stadium turnstiles.

• All turnstiles now have the ability to scan your BHAFC Tickets from your smartphone.
• Once you receive your Brighton & Hove Albion tickets, you might need to download an app that creates a QR code for entry.
• Have your digital wallet prepared on your smartphone as you approach the turnstile for a seamless entry.

For first-time buyers navigating the secondary market for Brighton tickets, consider these important tips to ensure a smooth purchasing experience:

1. Review Policies: Before making a purchase, take the time to read the refund policies and terms on the Brighton ticket resale site. Keep in mind that Premier League fixtures might only be confirmed around six weeks before the game.
2. Expect Late Deliveries: It’s common for Brighton resale tickets to be delivered between 1 and 5 days of the fixture, so don’t worry if your tickets arrive close to kickoff.
3. Name Discrepancies: The name on your resale ticket may be different from yours, but don’t worry—it will still allow you entry to the Amex Stadium.
4. Prepare for Higher Prices: Understand that resale tickets for Premier League matches with high demand might be priced above face value.
5. Seek Support if Needed: If you encounter any issues with your Brighton resale tickets, reach out to the marketplace’s support team via email or WhatsApp. You can expect smooth and helpful customer service.

With the ticket purchasing process clear, it's crucial to consider the financial aspects. Let's explore the pricing landscape of Brighton resale tickets with a comprehensive comparison.

No doubt, Brighton resale ticket prices can vary significantly depending on the matchup. Secondary market prices are heavily influenced by supply and demand, often more so than through official channels.

For example, tickets for Brighton & Hove Albion vs Crystal Palace, a highly anticipated fixture, will likely be much pricier than those for a game like Brighton vs Wolves.

Finding cheap Brighton tickets is never easy, but here are a few tips to help you save money when using Ticket Compare:

• Opt for Single Seats: Solo tickets are often cheaper, so consider sitting apart from your group to cut costs.
• Target Midweek Games: Fixtures held on weekday evenings typically have lower demand, making tickets more affordable.
• Look for Less Ideal Views: Seats with less-than-perfect views, such as those in the North Stand, tend to be cheaper.
• Steer Clear of Marquee Matchups: Opt for games against lower-profile Premier League teams to find more affordable tickets.

Understanding the dynamics of resale markets is vital, but how do these prices compare to those available directly through the Brighton box office? Let's investigate.

For almost every fixture, you will need a Brighton Membership to buy tickets from the club box office, and we’ll talk about the process a little later.

In the meantime, here are the official BHAFC ticket prices in 2024/25:

• Adult: £33 - £78
• 65+/U21: £24 - £54
• U18: £16 - £40

The most expensive seats are on the halfway line in the Lower Tier of the West Stand, while the affordable seating options at Amex Stadium are in the rowdy North Stand.

The price of primary market match tickets for Brighton depends on the level of opponent, and we’ll explain why in the next section.

No, and it’s getting harder. In 2024/25, the club announced that the number of Brighton Members had shot up.

• For the big games, you can now expect Brighton home matches to sell out within a few hours of going on sale in the members’ priority window, which we’ll explain in more detail later.
• All other BHAFC fixtures will sell out, but for a short time there may be availability on general sale for Premier League tickets against less glamorous opponents.

Having navigated the resale ticket landscape, let's turn our attention to the primary market and explore how membership plays a role in securing Brighton football tickets.

About seven weeks before a game, Brighton & Hove Albion match tickets go on sale to members in a priority window on a first come first served basis. This is what a typical BHAFC ticket sales window looks like for home games in 2024/25:

• Week 1: Members Sale
• Week 2: Members and Season Ticket Holders Can Buy Additional Guest Tickets
• Week 3: General Sale

Brighton tickets are released at 9 AM on the scheduled sale dates.

• The second sales window allows Brighton Members and Season Ticket holders to buy extra guests tickets for non-members.
• This is a viable way to get hold of BHAFC tickets for a friend, as Brighton matches don’t usually sell out before reaching this window.
• Guests need to be registered as friends and family in the purchaser’s MyAlbionDigital ticketing account.

This option becomes available when a game is sold out.

• For a £1 administration fee and 10% charge, any BHAFC supporter who cannot attend a home game will be able to re-list their ticket for other Brighton fans.
• It helps keep the Amex Stadium full, and if your seat sells you will recoup most of the price of your ticket.
• Unlike with many clubs, the sum will be paid directly into your bank account within five working days, and won’t just be available as online credit.
• This service is available to all fans who have bought Brighton & Hove Albion match tickets through official channels, and not just Brighton Season Ticket holders.

How Do I Sell my Match Ticket for Brighton on the Ticket Exchange?

You just log in to your MyAlbionDigital ticketing account and choose the option in the right-hand column to “list this ticket for resale”.

When is the Brighton Ticket Exchange Available?

You can expect it to be up for most Premier League games, but especially Grade A matches that sell out early.

BHAFC matches are Graded A to C, and this will have an impact on the ticket price:

• Grade A+ Fixtures are against the Premier League’s top teams like Liverpool and Manchester United, as well as against Crystal Palace in the A23 Derby.
• Grade A Matches include teams typically  at the upper end of the Premier League table, like Tottenham Hotspur
• Grade B Games feature long-term Premier League teams like West Ham and Aston Villa, as well as South Coast teams like Bournemouth.
• Grade C Matches are against mid-table Premier League sides like Wolves, as well as recently promoted sides like Ipswich Town.

Highly coveted, most BHAFC away tickets are guaranteed to sell out before they become available to MyAlbion+ Members. This is mainly because Premier League away allocations are never much more than 3,000 seats.

• To qualify for all but the least popular matches, you need to be a Brighton Season Ticket holder and jump the queue.
• After that you need to attend a lot of games beyond the 19 home games at the Amex Stadium to earn enough Loyalty Points.
• For example, to get Chelsea vs Brighton & Hove Albion tickets in 2024/25 you needed 206+ Loyalty Points, requiring a serious commitment to attending Brighton matches across the previous season.

An surefire way to get tickets for Brighton & Hove Albion is to splash out on hospitality seats at the Amex Stadium. We’ll explain what is available below.

With seating in the South-West Corner, this lounge has pub grub, bottomless self-pour Heineken beer, private booths and multiple large-screen TVs.

Hosted by former Albion manager Bob Booker, The Goldstone is a dining experience offering seating high in the East Stand. Other touches include sparkling wine on arrival, private tables, a three-course meal, inclusive drinks, half-time refreshments, post-match pies, and near-site parking.

Part of the Platinum 1901 Club Lounge, this experience gives you seats in the West Stand, combined with all of the dining and beverage perks of The Goldstone.

Seating for this upscale dining lounge is on Level One in the West Stand. The benefits are the same as Bruno’s Restaurant and The Goldstone.

A cut above, this VIP experience offers some of the best seats in the stadium from the West Stand. Some of the many perks at Mullery’s Restaurant include:

• Unlimited small plates
• A half-time speciality cocktail
• Post-match cheese board and Port pairing
• An appearance from an Albion legend
• A luxury sweet treat to take home

• Smart-business in the dining lounges.
• Jeans are permitted, but trainers/sneakers, shorts, and flip-flops are not allowed.
• Most importantly, football shirts cannot be worn in Brighton’s hospitality lounges.

With your match tickets secured, the final step is preparing for the game day experience. Here's what you can expect when attending a Brighton home game:

We’ve published a thorough guide If you’re wondering how to get to the Amex Stadium.

For now, the main thing to remember is that parking is extremely limited around the ground, but there are two large park & ride sites within a 15-minute bus ride of Falmer Stadium.

Beyond that, Brighton operates a Free Travel Zone on matchdays, encompassing the city and surrounding areas.

Just by presenting your Brighton & Hove Albion Ticket you can hop aboard the bus or train without paying a penny.

Make the Most of Brighton

It’s a ten-minute train journey from Brighton to Falmer Station for the Amex Stadium, so you can explore one of the UK’s trendiest cities before the game.

BHAFC’s ground is in Falmer, no more than a village, but you can get into the matchday mood in the city centre. There are also dozens of sights and areas for first-timers to check out. These include:

• Brighton Beach Promenade
• The Lanes, a quirky shopping district
• Brighton Palace Pier (BN2 ITW)
• The Royal Pavilion (BN1 1EE)

Visit the Only Local Pub

Falmer is no more than a village, but the local pub for Brighton fans is the Swan Inn (BN1 9PD).

Get to the Amex Stadium Early

Extra trains operate on matchdays, but there is still a bit of a bottleneck on the A27 and the train, with a queuing system in place at Brighton Railway Station.

It’s best to arrive an hour before the game to beat the crowds. With new facilities outside the ground you now have extra reasons to get there early.

Amex Stadium Fanzone

Brighton has invested in the matchday offer immediately outside the stadium. In 2024/25 the club opened a state-of-the-art two-storey fanzone by the entrance to Falmer Railway Station. Highlights include:

• Dick’s Bar, a fan-favourite pre-game hangout
• Extra food and drink vendors
• Giant screens
• Live entertainment
• Additional retail space
• Storage facilities

Shopping

Located outside the North Stand, the Brighton & Hove Albion Superstore greets you as you arrive at the Amex Stadium from Falmer Station.

Head inside for the full range of official BHAFC merchandise, as well as a shirt-printing service. On a Saturday matchday, this store is open from 10 AM.

Bag Restrictions

Bags bigger than a sheet of A4 paper are not allowed, and will need to be deposited at the stadium’s bag drop facility outside the South East entrance. This costs £5 per item, and you will also need to store motorcycle helmets here.

Prohibited Items

You will not be permitted to enter the Amex Stadium with anything that has the potential to be dangerous. This includes but is not limited to fireworks, large umbrellas, large banners, selfie sticks, musical instruments, glass bottles, and laser pens.

Once you've made your way through security, it's time to explore what awaits you inside the Amex Stadium. Let’s take a look at the best seats, food, drink options, and more

Best Seats at Brighton

• West Stand: With three tiers, Falmer Stadium’s main stand is the largest in the ground, hosting the majority of the hospitality lounges, as well as the press box. For views, the best seats at Amex Stadium are here, especially in the steeper Upper Tier.
• East Stand: The other longside stand also offers all-encompassing views of the pitch, while the lower tier is the ground’s designated family area.
• North Stand: If you want an electric atmosphere with your Amex Stadium match tickets, this is the place to be. All the chants start from this part of the stadium, home to dyed-in-the-wool Seagulls fans. Stewards also have a tolerant attitude to persistent standers here.
• South Stand: The smallest stand is dominated by the away supporters, with a small home section in the south-west corner.

Accessibility

As a relatively new venue, the Amex Stadium has one of the highest accessibility ratings in the Premier League receiving a Level Playing Field Excellence Award. Facilities include:

• 221 Wheelchair Spaces, spread across every stand
• An Inclusion Room
• Step-free access from Falmer Station
• Audio-descriptive commentary personally praised in 2016 by Lord David Blunkett

Payments

Every aspect of Amex Stadium is cashless, including retail, parking, programmes, and food & drink.

Matchday Food and Drink Options at the Amex

There’s a wide choice of food and drink on the stadium concourse, from burgers to pies, hot dogs, vegetarian options, as well as soft drinks, beer and cider.

Look out for the “Harvey’s Wall” counters in the East and West Stand, pouring a range of locally made beer from Harvey’s Brewery in Lewes.

Sussex by the Sea

Be sure to be in your seat before kick-off for the club anthem, “Sussex by the Sea” dating back to 1907.

Brighton Crowd Chants

If you’re a newcomer to the Amex Stadium you can prove your Seagulls credentials by singing the most popular chants with the Albion faithful.

A few to look up are “B-R-I-G-H-T-O-N (gimme a B)”, “Good Old Sussex by the Sea”, “We’re Brilliant”, “Super Brighton”, “Pride of the South Coast”, or you could just try yelling “Albion” over and over.

Exiting the Amex Stadium

We mentioned the pinch points caused by the stadium’s location, so if you’re in no hurry it’s worth soaking up the post-game atmosphere for a few minutes from your seats, to let the crowds disperse a little.

Dick’s Bar

After the game, this beloved spot becomes a fan hangout. Of course, the atmosphere is even better after a win. Spend half an hour here and it will be much easier to board a train back to Brighton.

Hang Out in Brighton

There can’t be many better cities in the UK to spend the evening after a football game. Brighton is a party city, with a world-class dining scene. Everything from Michelin guide restaurants (64 Degrees, BN1 1HB) to classic seaside fish & chips (Captains, BN2 1ET).

Before we wrap up, we’ve made room for a separate section to help away fans get more out of their tickets to the Amex Stadium.

Arrive Up to an Hour Early

It’s a good idea to be in the ground by 2 PM for a 3 PM kick-off. Turnstiles are open up to two hours before the match, so you won’t be waiting around outside if you get to the stadium early, and the Amex Stadium has good concourse food & drink.

Ticket Enquiries

The ticket office is open on Brighton matchdays from 12 PM, outside the north stand on the north-west corner of the ground. The window for away fans is number 10, and you’ll need to bring your ID to make a collection.

Pub for Away Fans

The Amex Stadium is in a village, with one pub open only to home fans. Luckily there are around 340 pubs a short bus or train ride away in Brighton. So you can aim to meet up in the city centre before moving onto the stadium.

Where Do Away Fans Sit at Brighton’s Falmer Stadium?

As we’ll show below, away fans are in the South Stand in the Amex Stadium, and can enter via turnstiles 17 to 21.

We suggest taking public transport to Falmer Stadium, enjoying the fantastic new fanzone, cheering with passion, and lingering a bit after the game to avoid the crowds. Afterwards you can celebrate or console yourself in Brighton city centre.

Costing £38 within the UK (£44 abroad), this is the all-encompassing Brighton football club membership package, offering priority access to Albion tickets, as well as a membership pack and a lineup of retail benefits.

Priced at £28, (£34 abroad) Brighton’s Junior membership is available for everyone under the age of 18, and comes with the same ticketing privileges and a variety of age-specific retail discounts.

How Many Tickets Can I Buy With a Brighton Membership?

One ticket per Brighton fan number in the members’ priority window. This may increase in subsequent windows depending on availability.

Do You Have to Be a Member to Buy Brighton Football Tickets?

No. Some fixtures do go on general sale. Of course, you don’t have to be a member to buy BHAFC match tickets through Ticket Compare.

Maybe you want to invest in a Brighton Season Ticket? We’ll check out the essentials next.

26,500 at the most recent count in summer 2023. That is a massive 83% of the Amex Stadium capacity.

Yes, this can be done via Brighton’s online ticketing menu. The person you share with has to be a MyAlbion+ Member, and within the same age/price band as you.

After dealing with tickets for Brighton & Hove Albion, we’ll answer some more general queries about the club.

For decades, Crystal Palace was the nearest Football League club to Brighton, at 40 miles to the north along the A23 and M23.

The Brighton vs Crystal Palace rivalry emerged in the 1976-77 season when the evenly matched clubs met each other three times in the old Second Division under Terry Venables (Palace) and Alan Mullery (Albion).

The Withdean Stadium. Brighton played there from 1999 to 2011. Before that, BHAFC’s home was the Goldstone Ground, from 1901 to 1997.

The Dolphins. They appear on the City of Brighton’s crest, and were chosen for the club badge in the mid-1970s. Around this time “Seagulls” became a popular fan chant, and the bird was adopted for the badge in 1977.

£93 million.

Tony Bloom. The billionaire, who made his fortune through sports betting, is a lifelong Seagulls fan, and purchased a 75% stake in the club in 2009.

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