Villa Park tickets

• Holte End: behind the south goal, on two tiers, the most renowned stand at the ground and the traditional home of Villa's most vocal supporters. The Holte Suite hospitality is inside it.
• Trinity Road Stand: the main stand, along the west touchline, on three tiers with executive boxes between the second and third. It holds the dressing rooms, the players' tunnel and the directors' box.
• Doug Ellis Stand: opposite, along the east touchline, on two tiers with executive boxes between them; the away section is in its north-east corner.
• North Stand: behind the north goal, closed all season. Its roof came off at the end of summer 2026, and new seating and concourses, adding more than 5,500 seats, are due for the start of 2027/28.

With the North Stand shut, every behind-the-goal seat this season is in the Holte End, so “Shortside” listings on Hellotickets should be there, while “Longside” listings are in the Trinity Road or Doug Ellis Stand, with “Central” close to halfway. Longside seats in the Doug Ellis Stand can sit near the away corner, so check the block before you pay. The Villa Park seating plan shows each block.

Visiting supporters have Block Q in the Doug Ellis lower tier, about 1,600 seats with turnstiles Q91-Q96B, and Block P in the upper tier, about 1,300 seats with turnstiles P87-P89, 64 steps up from ground level. Alcohol is sold in Block Q only, and the visitors' ticket office is on Witton Lane, opposite the away coach park. The club says visiting clubs keep the same allocation while the North Stand is closed, though cup allocations can include other areas.

• Witton station: the nearest, about nine minutes by train from Birmingham New Street and around five minutes on foot from the ground, on the away fans' side.
• Aston station: on the line between Lichfield Trent Valley and Longbridge or Redditch, 5-10 minutes from New Street, then about 15 minutes' walk.
• Shuttle buses: the AV82 runs from Dudley Street, outside New Street, every 15 minutes from three hours before kick-off, with returns from Grosvenor Road, for home and away fans alike; the AV1 comes from Tamworth.
• Buses: the 7, 11A and 11C run to Witton Square, and the 65 and 67 to Aston station.
• Car: Witton Lane and Trinity Road become a traffic exclusion zone two hours before kick-off, residents' parking zones carry £60 fines, and the official car parks must be booked in advance.

Match tickets are issued only in the Official Aston Villa App and scanned by NFC through Apple or Google Wallet. Bags larger than 20 x 15 x 5 cm are not allowed on the stadium footprint; the bag drop at the corner of Witton Lane and Station Road opens two hours before the game and closes two hours after it. Turnstiles stay open through the first half and close at the half-time whistle, and children under four are not admitted to the general admission, GA+, Club Si or Sports Bar seating areas.

Villa Park also stages concerts, and the club's football travel advice does not apply to them, so follow the promoter's instead.

Aston Villa sell hospitality and General Admission Plus (GA+) areas alongside standard seats. The Holte Suite is in the Holte End, and executive boxes run between the tiers of the Trinity Road and Doug Ellis Stands. Hospitality in the rebuilt North Stand is due in October 2027.