Lotto Park

Lotto Park was previously called "Stade Emile Versé" then "Stade Constant Vanden Stock". It took its current name in July 2019. (Naming) 

The stadium is easily accessible by public transport.

How to buy tickets for an Anderlecht match at Lotto Park?

🎟️ Tickets for Anderlecht matches are available on the club's online ticketing platform (direct link on the button below). 

🪪 To create your account you must verify it. For non-Belgian residents you will need to send a photo of yourself with your identity card.

🔒 Club members have priority purchasing before the general public opening.

📆 Match sales take place approximately 1 month in advance.

ℹ️ If you want more information about Anderlecht's ticketing, visit the club's dedicated FAQ.

Is there ticket resale for Anderlecht matches?

🔃 Yes, season ticket holders can resell their seats. These seats appear for resale on Anderlecht's online ticketing platform 48 hours before the match (if the stadium is full).

Are there other solutions to buy tickets for Anderlecht?

🤝 Yes, P1Travel is an official reseller approved by Anderlecht.

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How to get to Lotto Park by public transport?

🚇 by Metro: Saint-Guidon Station, Line 5 Erasme - Hermann-Debroux

🚍 by Bus 

Saint-Guidon Station 600m on foot from Lotto Park

STIB - Lines 46 and 49.

De Lijn: Lines 116, 117, 118, 140, 571, 572, 810.

"Westland Shopping" Station 1000m on foot from Lotto Park

STIB - Lines 46, 49, 53, 75, 89.

De Lijn: Lines 116, 117, 118, 571, 572, 810.

🅿️ The Westland Parking, Boulevard Sylvain Dypuis, offers 2,000 spaces and is a 10-minute walk from the stadium. It is paid and spaces can be reserved in advance. However, it is advisable to park further away and take the metro. The club indicates car parks near metro stations serving the stadium. You can find them behind this link.

🚲 A free bicycle parking is located on Théo Verbeeck Avenue, opposite René Henry Street. The car park is open until 3 hours after the match. The bicycle parking is supervised, but remains at your own risk. 

🛍️ There is a shop at Lotto Park. It opens 3 hours before the match.

🛅 Bags larger than A4 format are not allowed in the stadium and Lotto Park has no left luggage facility.

Where to stay in Anderlecht?

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How to travel to Anderlecht?

🚌 Long-distance coaches are a practical and economical option. FlixBus offers several regular connections to the city at affordable prices. Timetables and bookings available online by clicking here (affiliate link in support of Stadium Traveller)

👀 What to do / What to see in Anderlecht?

Anderlecht is one of Brussels' districts.

⛪ The historic centre of Anderlecht is concentrated around St Guidon church.

Cross Porselein Street from the historic, picturesque and colourful centre.

For your trip's selfie, find the statue of Jean-Claude Van Damme.

Among the attractions, you can visit the Gueuze Museum 🍺, Anderlecht Béguinage and Erasmus's house, the St Peter and Guidon Collegiate Church...

Street art enthusiasts will love the Hall of Fame, an open-air museum located in the south-west of Anderlecht. Guided tours are offered by the tourist office.