Brentford Tickets

Brentford Tickets 2025/26

Brentford have quickly become a consistent presence in the Premier League and are now entering their 5th consecutive year in England’s top division. There really is no better time to watch the Bees live with official matchday hospitality tickets. Seat Loader provides Brentford hospitality tickets for all upcoming Premier League games this season.

Brentford History

Brentford are a West London football club that were established on October 10th 1889. After bouncing between some of the lower levels of English football, the club had its most successful period after the appointment of manager Harry Curtis. This then saw them become Third Division South champions in 1932-33 and Second Division champions in 1934-35. Their promotion from the second division was also the first time the club had been promoted to England’s top division, securing a 5th place finish in the 1935-36 season, which was their highest ever league finish. After relegation the club quickly found itself falling down the league divisions after financial troubles and instability. It wasn't until the 2020-21 season that finally saw the Bees return to the top flight, largely thanks to former manager Thomas Frank.

Brentford Achievements & Honors

Brentford FC have enjoyed success across England’s lower divisions, winning titles in the Championship, League One, and League Two. Their promotion to the Premier League in 2021 marked a major milestone, establishing the club among the country’s top sides for the first time in over 70 years.

Championship Titles – 1
League One Titles – 2
League Two Titles – 3
Championship Play-off Winners – 1 (2020/21)

Current Squad

The 2025/26 season has brought major change for Brentford following the departure of long-time manager Thomas Frank and key players such as Bryan Mbeumo, leaving uncertainty over how the team would adapt. New boss Keith Andrews, formerly the club’s set-piece coach, has already made his influence clear, focusing on quick transitions, physical battles, and maximising set-piece opportunities. Standout performers so far include the pacey Kevin Schade, the creative Mikkel Damsgaard, and Michael Kayode, who has quickly become known for his long throws.

Fanbase & Reputation

While Brentford don’t have the largest fanbase in English football, the club have a strong local backing. Their support has continued to grow since moving to the Gtech Community Stadium in 2020, attracting more local and international fans. The club have also become one of the most innovative and best-run sides in the country, using data-driven decision-making throughout all areas of the organisation. This has been particularly noticeable in their recruitment over recent seasons, often buying low and selling high. Players such as Ollie Watkins, Ivan Toney, and Bryan Mbeumo are just a few notable examples of this successful approach.

Brentford Community Stadium Overview

Venue - Brentford Community Stadium (Gtech Community Stadium)

Stadium Capacity - 17, 250

Brentford Community Stadium Stands - North Stand, East Stand, West Stand, South Stand

The Brentford Community Stadium is one of the Premier League’s newer stadiums, after replacing Griffin Park in 2020. In 2022 the club announced a deal with technology brand Gtech, that included 10-year naming rights of the stadium. The change in stadium is a large part of the clubs broader strategy to help increase revenues, retain players and maintain their status as a Premier League club.

How to Get to the Brentford Community Stadium

By Train: By far the closest stadium to the stadium is Key Bridge which is only a 2-3 minute walk from the stadium There are regular trains that run around every 15 minutes from Waterloo Road to Key Bridge. Other nearby stations include Brentford Station and Gunnersbury Station.

By Tube: The nearest underground station is the Gunnersbury (District Line) which is a reasonably straight forward 15 minute walk to the stadium. Alternatively the Chiswick Park (District Line) is an alternative option and is around 20 minutes on foot.

By Bus: There are several bus routes that stop near to the Brentford Community Stadium. These are 65 (Ealing Broadway - Kingston), 237 (Fulwell - Hammersmith), and 267 (Fulwell - Hammersmith).

By Car: There is very limited parking near the Brentford Community Stadium and fans are advised to take public transport when attending games. Whoever if fans do choose to drive it would be advised to identify or even book parking prior to the game.

By Foot: The Brentford Community stadium is easily accessible by foot due to its central West London location. The stadium is well connected to various train stations that only have short, simple walks to the ground on matchday.

Frequently Asked Questions About Brentford Tickets

Do you sell general admission Brentford tickets?

No we currently only provide hospitality ticket options for Brentford games.

How can I buy Brentford hospitality tickets?

You can purchase Brentford hospitality tickets directly from our website. Simply choose your preferred game, complete your purchase and get ready for matchday.

What hospitality ticket options are available?

We currently provide access to the TW8 Restaurant hospitality package. This package offers a three course pre-match meal, welcome drink on arrival, a reserved table within the TW Restaurant and much more.

If I purchase multiple tickets will they be seated together?

Most tickets purchased from the Seat Loader website will be seated together. But make sure to look out for the Seated Together icon on your preferred ticket to make this a guarantee.

When should I arrive at the Brentford Community Stadium?

The TW Restaurant provides access 2 ½ hours prior to kick-off. Supporters can also stay in the lounge up to an hour after the final whistle.

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