Brighton & Hove Albion

Away ticket allocation

Visiting supporters remain in the South Stand and adjoining south-east lower-tier blocks for 2026/27. A full league allocation is commonly around 3,000 and can approach roughly 3,300, but the blocks released and final total are set for each fixture.

Albion's redevelopment will move visiting supporters to a new south-west section from 2027/28. That future layout does not apply to this season, so use the visiting club's current ticket notice rather than a redevelopment graphic.

Where away fans stand or sit

The core away section is behind the south goal, extending towards the East Stand when the full allocation is used. Approach from the station or coach park by following visiting-supporter signs around the outside of the bowl.

Tickets can span more than one South or south-east block. Use the turnstile and block printed on the mobile ticket; the future south-west visiting entrance is not yet in operation.

View and weather

The modern covered bowl has padded seats, generous legroom and unobstructed sightlines. Lower rows can catch wind or rain through the corners, while the steep upper rows give a better angle over the far goal.

Food, drink and facilities

The South Stand concourse has hot food, soft drinks and normally alcohol, with cashless payment expected. It commonly remains open for about an hour after the match, which can be useful while the Falmer station queue reduces, but confirm the fixture arrangements.

The Terrace fan zone is mapped as welcoming visiting supporters; admission, opening time and capacity are still controlled on the day.

Tickets and accessibility

Book wheelchair or amenity seating, companion tickets and accessible parking through the clubs. Falmer station has step-free access, but platform queues and the stadium approaches can be crowded; request the correct arrival assistance before travel.