Aston Villa have made a triumphant return to the top table of football, with the highlight of their rise under Unai Emery being the club's Champions League participation during the 2024-25 season, a campaign in which they reached the quarter-finals where they were only narrowly beaten by the eventual winners of the competition Paris Saint-Germain.
The head coach took over from Steven Gerrard in 2022, and he has transformed Villa Park into a formidable fortress, with many teams finding it a difficult place to visit.
Manchester City were among the victims at the stadium in the 2025-26 season, losing 1-0 at the ground in October, and the high regard in which it is held has caused the demand for tickets to home games to surge to an all-time high.
With Villa back performing well again following a ropey start to the 2025/26 season, you may be considering a trip to Villa Park in the near future.
Here is all the information you need on how to see Premier League action at Villa Park.
Aston Villa tickets & prices at Villa Park
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Two years ago, Aston Villa announced a 15% increase across the majority of their adult season tickets for the 2023/24 season and a further increase of 5% was applied for the 2024/25 season.
Fans were fearing the worst after two significant prices increases ahead of 2025-26, and though the news isn't quite as bad as some may have been expecting, it also isn't good news either. Much like the previous season, Villa have applied another 5% price increase to all season tickets.
In many ways, Unai Emery's success on the pitch has meant the fans in the stands have to suffer, which certainly feels wrong after they stood by the team during their troubles.
An Aston Villa season ticket ensures entry for every Premier League game and guarantees priority for all other cup and European games to be played at home.
The updated price list for a season ticket at Villa Park is as follows:
1888 seat
- Adult – £992
- Armed Forces – £794
- Over 66 & Under 21 – £744
- Under 18 – £496
- Under 14 – N/A
Zone 1
- Adult – £955
- Armed Forces – £765
- Over 66 – £717
- Under 21 – £682
- Under 18 – £455
- Under 14 – N/A
Zone 2
- Adult – £859
- Armed Forces – £688
- Over 66 – £645
- Under 21 – £614
- Under 18 – £409
- Under 14 – £268
Zone 3
- Adult – £804
- Armed Forces – £643
- Over 66 – £603
- Under 21 – £574
- Under 18 – £383
- Under 14 – £219
Zone 4
- Adult – £672
- Armed Forces – £538
- Over 66 – £504
- Under 21 – £480
- Under 18 – £271
- Under 14 – £164
At this stage, season tickets are sold out, and new applicants must join a waiting list, but you can still secure Aston Villa tickets for some of the top Premier League fixtures in the months ahead.
Aston Villa matchday tickets and single-match tickets: Pricing, availability
Premier League tickets tend to be hard to obtain, but the good news is that you can buy single-match tickets for Aston Villa, depending on availability.
For single-game tickets, which are available on ‘General Sale', all that you need to do is register on the ticketing website, which will only take a couple of minutes to complete before your purchase can be confirmed.
Aston Villa ticket prices at Villa Park
Aston Villa have now released their official matchday ticket prices for the 2025-26 campaign, and as is to be expected in the modern era, the prices are scaled depending on the opponent. However, rather confusingly, Villa have stated that prices are not necessarily category dependent. For example, some Europa League fixtures are Category 1, while many Premier League fixtures are Category 3, despite the latter being more expensive in many cases.
There are six categories of matchday tickets, the first two of which are exclusively for Europa League ties. Premier League matches will then be staggered across categories three and four, while League and FA Cup matches will span over categories five and six.
Much like season tickets, the vast majority of matchday ticket prices have seen another 5% price increase for 2025-26 at Villa Park, which has been controversial among fans. However, given the club's reported struggles with PSR, it was perhaps to be expected despite being incredibly frustrating for supporters.
For an idea of what kind of prices you can expect to pay, here is the price list for category one:
Category 1
- Adults – £55-£67
- Over 66s, Under 21s – £49-£67
- Armed Forces – £51-£67
- Under 14s, Under 12s – £20-£67
Aston Villa seating plan at Villa Park
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credit – official club website.
Do I need a membership to buy Aston Villa tickets?
The simple answer to this question is ‘no', because there are plenty of matches that do drop down to general sale. However, if you want to buy tickets for the club's biggest matches, including big European ties and league matches against the likes of Liverpool, then yes, you are going to need a membership.
Memberships are still available for the 2025-26 season, and they offer a string of benefits, including priority access to ticket sales.
How to get an Aston Villa membership
The Claret Membership scheme is available online.
The full adult price is £40.00, although Claret Lite is £30.00 and designed for season ticket holders who already enjoy certain privileges, with benefits such as ticketing priority, discounts, a welcome pack and gift as well as other digital features.
Aston Villa hospitality tickets
Aston Villa offers an extensive range of hospitality options for those who like to enjoy their football in a more refined, comfortable manner.
The Birmingham club has introduced some new experiences for those in the stands as well as executive customers in recent times, including The Lower Grounds and The Terrace View.
Elsewhere, from individual private boxes to fine dining, restaurants and sports bars, Villa will have you covered for that special occasion or if you are looking for a permanent arrangement.
These areas are in high demand, but some availability does open up during the season.
Villa's hospitality areas include the Directors’ Club, the 82 Restaurant, and the Lions’ Restaurant, as well as the Doug Ellis Boxes and the Gas Lamp boxes at the top end of the hospitality scale.
Other offerings include the 82 Lounge, McGregors Lounge and the Heineken Lounge.
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Aston Villa tickets FAQs
How to get to Villa Park at Aston Villa
It is advisable to use public transport on your journey to support Aston Villa. The two nearest train stations to Villa Park are Witton and Aston. It's worth noting that the transport routes in and out of Villa Park are set to be enahnced in the coming years as part of the wider Villa Park renovation project.
Aston Station
Route end-to-end destination: Lichfield Trent Valley to Longbridge / Redditch via Birmingham New Street.
Aston Station is approximately 15 minutes on foot from Villa Park.
Witton Station
Route end-to-end destination: Walsall to Birmingham New Street.
Witton Station is approximately five minutes on foot from Villa Park.
How can I get Aston Villa away tickets?
Aston Villa away tickets, as with all Premier League clubs, are difficult to obtain and are not freely available.
Tickets are offered, with priority given to season ticket holders who regularly attend away matches, and then to other season ticket holders and members before a possible general sale, subject to availability.
The number of tickets available depends on the size of the opposition stadium with Premier League regulations stating that away clubs should receive a minimum of 3,000 tickets unless the capacity is less than 30,000, in which case the home club must allocate at least 10% of that figure.
An alternative exists, with ‘touts' on the streets at the stadium in what is effectively a black market, as well as resale sites online. Some of these are more reputable than others, you will often pay well over face value and you should always be alert for scammers.
How can I get cheap Aston Villa tickets?
The key to securing cheaper Aston Villa tickets is to purchase as early as possible. Aston Villa tickets will always be cheaper for members, or for lesser games in the FA Cup or Carabao Cup.
Zone 4 at Villa Park is the cheapest Aston Villa tickets.
Can I do a stadium tour of Villa Park?
Yes, tours are available at Villa Park.
The official information on the club website invites fans to ‘step behind the scenes, soak up the atmosphere and walk in the footsteps of your Villa heroes in an unforgettable all-access Villa Park experience.'
A positive, worthwhile visit is recommended, led by an enthusiastic guide with regular tours organised.
The adult price is £20 whilst the Under 14s price is £15.
How to watch Aston Villa at home
For football fans unable to buy Aston Villa tickets or to travel to Birmingham to see the team in live action, you can settle for watching the Villa on television from the comfort of your home.
To watch Premier League games, you will need to have a subscription to Sky Sports as well as TNT Sports, whilst Amazon Prime TV has a couple of full fixture rounds, around the turn of the year.
Sky also shows Carabao Cup action, with the FA Cup TV rights held jointly by the BBC and ITV.
Villa's European adventure in the Europa Conference League can be followed on TNT Sports.