Aberdeen v Kilmarnock tickets

Aberdeen sell single tickets openly, so this April game should come down to timing rather than eligibility. The club's 2026 home matches have been on general sale since 22 July; the 2027 matches, Kilmarnock among them, are still waiting for a date.

When the release comes, the sequence is a 24-hour priority window for Pick 6 holders, then general sale online and at the ticket office. Category C means the club's lowest prices, from £26 for an adult in the Red Shed. Platinum seats rarely reach the public because season ticket members hold most of them.

Two other club routes exist. Season tickets for 2026/27 are still on sale, and Aberdeen run a Seat Resale scheme in which season ticket holders release seats from seven days before a home league game; holders are credited in Dons Cash, at 40% of the pro-rata price if the match sells out and 20% if it does not.

Until the club sale opens, resale is the only place to see seats. Prices on Hellotickets are set by sellers, can be above face value, and the final figure appears before you pay. Every home date is gathered on Aberdeen tickets.

See the seats listed on Hellotickets

Pittodrie is a compact, mostly single-tier ground. The exception is the Richard Donald Stand behind the east goal, whose two tiers hold the home singing section (middle of the upper tier) and the Family Area (upper tier, blocks 5 and 6). The Merkland Stand faces it at the west end.

Kilmarnock's supporters sit in the eastern end of the South Stand, along the touchline. The rest of that stand, some of it open to the weather, is home seating, as is the Main Stand opposite with its padded VIP seats at the rear.

The resale listings use two labels. "Shortside" is behind a goal; "South Stand" is the touchline stand, where you should confirm the block to avoid landing among away fans.

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