Brentford tickets 2026/27

Join My Bees

Every route to a home ticket starts with membership. My Bees Adult Membership costs £45.45 a season, or £30.30 for 18-24s, and members buy through the club's ticketing site, eticketing.co.uk/brentfordfc. Our Brentford membership guide covers what is included.

Build up Ticket Access Points

TAPs are earned by attending home games and buying away tickets, and they decide your place for the big games. Category A* fixtures (Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester United) need 100+ TAPs. Category A fixtures (Aston Villa, Fulham, Manchester City, Newcastle and Tottenham) need 30+, and members on 300+ TAPs buy first. Category B games, among them Everton, Crystal Palace, Leeds, Ipswich and Hull, are open to all members, which makes them the realistic starting point for a new member.

Friends & Family games

On selected fixtures, adult and 18-24 members can buy a second ticket for a guest, at Category B prices. Everton on 23 November is one of them: it is on sale to My Bees members, two tickets each.

Prices for 2026/27

Adult prices, for ages 25-64, include a 1% transaction fee. In the family area they start at £40.40 for Category A*, £35.35 for A and £30.35 for B; outside it, the lowest adult band costs £50.50, £45.45 and £40.40 respectively.

The ticket exchange

Season ticket holders who cannot go list their seats on the official exchange. Members who have not already bought for that fixture can pick up one ticket each, subject to the same thresholds (100+ TAPs for A*, 30+ for A, any member for B and Friends & Family games), and Bees Overseas members can buy too. Season ticket holders can buy there 72-48 hours before kick-off.

General sale

Brentford rarely put Premier League games on general sale, so do not wait for one. Watch the club's ticket news for each members' sale date instead.

Resale prices at Brentford follow the opponent more closely than the club's categories. The visits of Arsenal and Manchester City share the top of the season, with Brentford v Arsenal tickets far ahead of most of the league programme, and Manchester United comes next. The west London derby with Fulham, Hull City in May and Aston Villa form a middle group, with Crystal Palace a little lower.

The rest are bunched at the lower end: Everton, Coventry, Ipswich, Bournemouth, Leeds and, despite its Category A status at the club, Newcastle. Listings for Brentford v Newcastle tickets start close to the Category B games.

In a ground this size, the gap between stands is narrow. Listings behind the goals ("Shortside" on Hellotickets) and along the touchlines ("Longside") tend to start close together, central lower-tier seats sit higher, and hospitality is listed separately.

Sellers set their own prices, which can be well above the club's, and the final price is shown before you pay.

Brentford Community Stadium opened in 2020 on Lionel Road South, beside Kew Bridge station in west London, and has carried the name Gtech Community Stadium since a ten-year naming deal signed in 2022. It holds 17,250, all seated, in four stands:

• West Stand, behind the west goal: two tiers and the home safe-standing end, with rail seating throughout since 2022; the club warns it may not suit young children.
• East Stand, behind the east goal on the Capital Interchange Way side: two tiers, with the away section at its northern end.
• North Stand, along the Great West Road (A4) touchline: a single tier and the club's family area.
• South Stand, the main stand: three tiers, the dugouts, the box office and The Dugout bar.

Kew Bridge, with South Western Railway trains from London Waterloo, is the nearest station but is not step-free; Brentford station, a mile away, is fully accessible. Gunnersbury, on the District line and the London Overground, is the closest Transport for London station, though its small platform means queues at busy times. South Ealing on the Piccadilly line is 1.5 miles away, and buses 110, 237, 267 and N9 stop at the stadium.

Turnstiles open 90 minutes before kick-off and the ground is fully cashless. Bags must be no larger than 34cm x 24cm x 11cm; oversized ones go into paid storage at the Bees Superstore, at £5 or £10 per item from 17 October 2026.

Visiting supporters are housed at the northern end of the East Stand, in Blocks N120, E117, E116, E218, E217 and E216, and enter through turnstiles H, G and F. Every away fan has to reach the ground by the railway bridge from Capital Interchange Way, where official away coaches park next to the away turnstiles.

For Brentford fans, away tickets also count at home: buying them earns Ticket Access Points, which go towards the 30+ and 100+ thresholds for the visits of the biggest clubs.