Aberdeen tickets 2026/27

Single tickets from the club

Single-match tickets at Aberdeen are sold openly. For 2026/27 the club released all its 2026 home league fixtures together on 22 July 2026, through its e-ticketing site, tickets.afc.co.uk, and the ticket office. There are no cash turnstiles at competitive matches, so sort your ticket out before you travel rather than at the gate.

Three price categories

The opponent sets the category. Celtic and Rangers are Category A, from £30 for an adult; Dundee, Dundee United, Hearts and Hibernian are Category B, from £28; Falkirk, Kilmarnock, Motherwell, St Mirren and St Johnstone are Category C, from £26. Those starting prices are for the Red Shed, and each category also has Silver, Gold and Platinum prices. Season ticket members hold most Platinum seats, so very few of them reach the general sale.

Priority Points and AberDNA

When a match is in high demand, Priority Points decide who gets access. You build them up by buying tickets, holding a season ticket and joining AberDNA, the club's membership, offered as Standard, Premium, Platinum, International and Youth, with free Junior membership for under-12s. Membership alone earns between 25 and 40 points. For last season's home game against Celtic, the club first offered tickets only to supporters with a previous buying history.

Season tickets and Seat Resale

Season tickets for 2026/27 were still on sale in October 2026. Holders who cannot go can release their seat through Seat Resale from seven days before any home league match; the club sells it on and credits the holder in Dons Cash, 40% of the pro-rata price if the match is sold out and 20% if it is not. For buyers, this is how seats can come back into the club's sale during the final week.

Packages and hospitality

Two packages sit alongside single tickets: Pick 6, which leaves out Platinum seats, and the Midweek 3-Match Pass at £48, which includes the Wednesday evening games against Motherwell on 30 December and Falkirk on 3 February. Hospitality is sold by the club too; its 2025/26 listing named lounges such as the Captain's Club, Teddy Scott's Kit Room and the AFC 50 Club (Sir Alex Ferguson Lounge), plus boxes in the Main Stand and the Richard Donald Stand.

On the resale market, Aberdeen's home list follows the club's own categories, with one exception. Aberdeen v Celtic tickets, for the Sunday midday kick-off on 20 December, start highest, and the visit of Rangers on 30 January comes next. Dundee, Dundee United, Hearts and Falkirk share a middle band: Falkirk is a Category C game at the club, yet on resale it starts alongside the Category B fixtures such as the Dundee match. Motherwell, St Johnstone, St Mirren and Kilmarnock open the range, so Aberdeen v Motherwell tickets are a sensible first look at the lower end.

Hellotickets sorts Pittodrie listings into two areas: "Shortside", behind a goal (the Richard Donald Stand or the Merkland Stand), and the South Stand, along the touchline. For each match both start at the same level, so choose by view rather than by price, and check the block of any South Stand seat, since the away section is at its eastern end.

Listings start well above the club's adult prices. Sellers set their own prices, the final price is shown before you pay, and while Aberdeen's own sale for a game is open, buying from the club usually costs less.

Pittodrie stands on Pittodrie Street, about 550 yards from the beach at King's Links. It opened in 1899 and holds just under 21,000 seats in four stands, all single-tier but one:

• Richard Donald Stand, behind the east goal on the site of the old Beach End: the only two-tier stand, opened in 1993, with executive boxes between the tiers. The Family Area is in the RDS Upper, blocks 5 and 6, and RDS ticket holders get a pre-match Fanzone.
• Merkland Stand, behind the west goal at the Merkland Road and King Street end, also known as the Paddock. The ticket collection point is at the back of this stand.
• Main Stand, along the touchline opposite the South Stand: the original 1925 grandstand, with the tunnel, the dressing rooms, the main entrance on Pittodrie Street, and padded VIP seats and executive boxes at the rear.
• South Stand: about 8,400 seats, some of them uncovered, with the big screen in its corner and the away section at its eastern end.

From Aberdeen station on Guild Street, walk through the Trinity Centre to Union Street and follow King Street to Pittodrie Street. First Bus 13 stops at Golf Road and the 1, 2 and X40 run along King Street; opt in through your Dons Account and matchday travel on First Bus is free. Park and ride coaches run from Altens, Kingswells and Bridge of Don. Stadium car parks are for pass holders only.

Pittodrie is not cashless: the kiosks take cash and card. Smoking is not allowed anywhere in the ground, and pyrotechnics are banned.

Visiting supporters at Pittodrie sit in the eastern end of the South Stand, their section since 1993. The away ticket collection booth and the away turnstiles are on the South Stand walkway, and away supporters' buses park in the Golf Road car park.

If you follow Aberdeen and buy a South Stand seat on the resale market, make sure its block is clear of that eastern end. Shortside listings, in the Richard Donald Stand or the Merkland, keep you away from the visiting section altogether.