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Aberdeen tickets and hospitality

Experience Aberdeen up close with official tickets or a hospitality package. View the current programme and easily request a quote; we arrange everything, you enjoy.

Aberdeen FC play at Pittodrie, on the north-east side of Aberdeen, close to the North Sea coast. The ground opened in 1899 and holds just over 20,000, all seated. From the station and Union Street, bus routes 1 and 2 run via King Street to the stadium; on foot it takes thirty to forty-five minutes. For the matches against Rangers, Celtic and Dundee United and for European nights, tickets go quickly.

Tickets for Aberdeen with us from € 55 per person.

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Stadium
Pittodrie
Capacity
20,866 seats
Opened
1899
Where
Aberdeen, Schotland

Pittodrie has been the home of football in Aberdeen since 1899, and the ground of Aberdeen FC, the Dons, since the current club was founded in 1903. In 1978 it became the first all-seater stadium in Britain. According to club history, the dugout was also invented here in the 1920s. It holds just over 20,000.

Aberdeen are the only Scottish club with two European trophies: the Cup Winners' Cup and the European Super Cup, both in 1983. The biggest matches of the season are against Rangers and Celtic, and against Dundee United, the rivals from the 1980s. Then the ground is full and the atmosphere is at its peak for the year.

Aberdeen lies in the north-east of Scotland. The airport is about 10 kilometres from the city centre, with international flights among its routes, and trains run from Edinburgh and Glasgow. We can also put together a tailor-made football trip, with ticket, accommodation and transport. Tickets for ordinary league matches are often available; for the big matches it is different. We arrange official tickets and hospitality with a confirmed seat.

The stadium and how to get there

Pittodrie is on Pittodrie Street, about one and a half kilometres north of Aberdeen city centre and a few hundred metres from the beach and the North Sea. From the station and Union Street you walk via King Street to the ground, a walk of thirty to forty-five minutes. If you would rather take the bus, routes 1 and 2 stop on King Street and route 13 stops on Golf Road, both within walking distance. There is little parking around the ground; the club's own car parks are for permit holders.

Hospitality at Aberdeen

At Aberdeen, hospitality is based in the lounges and suites of the ground, including the Richard Donald Stand, the large two-tier stand. The difference with a regular ticket is the seat and the service: a good seat, a separate entrance and food and drink in a lounge before and after the match. It is a comfortable way to experience the game, especially for a corporate guest or a group.

Practical information for matchday

Come well before kick-off and dress warmly: with the wind off the North Sea, Pittodrie is one of the coldest grounds in Britain. Parking is difficult, so walk or take the bus. After the final whistle King Street gets busy, so allow for some waiting time. If you fly to Aberdeen, the Jet 727 bus runs from the airport to the bus and railway station in the city centre. We can include that part of the journey in a tailor-made football trip, with ticket, accommodation and transport.

Frequently asked questions about Aberdeen

How do I get tickets for Aberdeen?

For ordinary league matches there is often availability. For the matches against Rangers, Celtic and Dundee United and for European nights they go quickly; a package with a confirmed seat gives certainty then.

What does a Aberdeen ticket cost?

The price varies by opponent and by stand. This page shows the current from-price per type once we have availability for a match.

How do I get to Pittodrie?

From the station and Union Street it is a thirty to forty-five-minute walk via King Street to the ground. You can also take the bus: route 1 or 2 to King Street or route 13 to Golf Road.

How big is Pittodrie?

Pittodrie holds just over 20,000, all seated. In 1978 it was the first all-seater stadium in Britain.

Why are Aberdeen called the Dons?

The Dons is the club's best-known nickname. Where the name comes from is not certain. Explanations often given are the River Don and the word Aberdonians, the people of the city.

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