Birmingham Tickets

About St Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park

St Andrew’s has been Birmingham City’s home since 1906. The stadium is located in the Bordesley area of Birmingham and has a capacity of around 29,400. It was renamed St Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park in 2024 following a naming rights partnership.

The ground features four stands, each offering a different view of the pitch. Its history and close-knit atmosphere make it a familiar venue for generations of Blues supporters.

Stadium address: Cattell Road, Birmingham, B9 4RL, England.

How to Get to St Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park

The stadium is a short distance from Birmingham city centre, with several transport options available for home and away supporters.

• Train: Bordesley station is near the stadium, although services can be limited. Birmingham Moor Street and Birmingham New Street stations offer connections from further afield, followed by a walk or onward journey.
• Bus: Local buses serve the surrounding area. Check current routes and timetables before travelling.
• Taxi: Taxis are available throughout Birmingham, but traffic can build up around the ground before and after matches.
• Car: The stadium can be reached by road from across the West Midlands. Parking is limited, so check available arrangements and local restrictions in advance.

Allow extra time for your journey on matchdays, particularly for high-demand fixtures.

What Types of Birmingham City Tickets Are Available?

E-tickets

Some listings may offer digital tickets that can be accessed electronically. Check the listing for delivery instructions and any requirements for entering the stadium.

Paper Tickets

Paper tickets may be available for selected fixtures. Review the delivery arrangements and allow enough time for your tickets to arrive before matchday.

Season and Members Cards

Some listings may offer season or members cards instead of standard match tickets. These may have specific collection, return or entry requirements, so check the listing details before purchasing.

Birmingham City Rivalries

Birmingham City’s most notable rivalry is with Aston Villa. Known as the Second City Derby, the fixture brings together two of Birmingham’s biggest clubs and attracts plenty of attention from supporters across the region.

Matches against West Bromwich Albion and Wolverhampton Wanderers also carry regional interest, adding to the appeal of Birmingham City’s fixtures against other West Midlands clubs.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much are Birmingham City tickets?

Prices depend on the opposition, competition, seat location and demand. Browse available listings for your chosen fixture to compare current prices.

Where does Birmingham City play its home matches?

Birmingham City play at St Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park in the Bordesley area of Birmingham. The stadium has been the club’s home since 1906.

When should I buy Birmingham City tickets?

Check availability once your preferred fixture is confirmed. Matches against local rivals and other popular opponents may attract greater demand, so it is worth looking early.

Can I buy Birmingham City tickets as a visiting supporter?

You can browse available listings for Birmingham City fixtures. Before purchasing, check the seating location and any restrictions that may apply to visiting supporters.

Can I sit with friends or family?

Check the seating information before purchasing. If you want to sit together, confirm that the tickets are allocated next to one another, as separate listings may not guarantee adjacent seats.

How will my Birmingham City tickets be delivered?

Delivery depends on the individual listing. Tickets may be supplied electronically, as paper tickets or through another specified method. Check the delivery details before completing your purchase.

What should I check before buying Birmingham City tickets?

Review the fixture date, kick-off time, seat location, ticket type and delivery arrangements. Football fixtures can change, so check the latest match information before travelling.