Villa Park

Villa Park has been home to Aston Villa since April 1897.

The stadium hosted the 1966 FIFA World Cup, Euro 96 and the Cup Winners' Cup final in 1999.

A "Terrace View" offering has been introduced, reserved for Holte Upper fans, for an enhanced experience. It provides expanded access to the Holte End, an outdoor terrace before, during and after the match, improved Wi-Fi connectivity, HD screens, entertainment...

A renovation and modernisation project for the north stand is underway.

It is classified as a UEFA "Elite Stadium".

Guided tours are available. Book online

✅ Champions Travel is an official ticket seller approved by the club, you can purchase hospitality tickets here on their website (affiliated link supporting Stadium Traveller).

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You can find places for all matches in hospitality. This can be a good solution if you want to secure your tickets in advance or for matches reserved for members.

How to get to Villa Park by public transport?

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"Witton Square" Bus 7/11A/11C

"Aston Station" Bus 65/67

Heavy traffic on matchdays and some roads closed to vehicles. On matchdays, stadium car parks are reserved for authorised vehicles.

Parking in the surrounding area is regulated and reserved for residents. It is recommended to use public transport or a bicycle.

🚲 Bike racks are available at the stadium.

🚅 Witton station is a 10-minute walk from the stadium, Aston station is a 15-minute walk away.

🚌 Special "AV1" buses are laid on certain matchday evenings (see link).

💳 No cash payments at the stadium.

Where to stay in Birmingham?

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How to travel to Birmingham?

🚌 Long-distance buses 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 (link affiliated in support of Stadium Traveller)