Villa Park — Capacity, Pitch Size & Matchday Guide
Villa Park Official Specifications (2026/27)
Matchday Transport & Visiting Supporters Guide
Primary Rail / Tube Access: Witton Railway Station (West Midlands Railway (direct from Birmingham New Street), 5 min walk). Witton station is closest to the away turnstiles with regular matchday trains from Birmingham New Street every 10–15 minutes.
- Aston Railway Station (Cross-City Line — 10 min walk)
- Birmingham New Street (city centre hub — matchday express shuttle bus runs from Dudley Street)
Turnstiles & Bag Policy: Opens 90 minutes prior to kickoff. A4 size limit (21cm x 30cm). Small clear bags permitted. Limited bag drop facility near Witton Lane for a fee. Iconic Stand: The Holte End (historic multi-tier acoustic powerhouse).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the capacity of Villa Park?
Villa Park has an official seated capacity of 42,657 spectators for Aston Villa's 2026/27 Premier League home matches.
What is the Villa Park pitch size in metres and yards?
The playing pitch at Villa Park measures 105m × 68m (115 × 74 yards · 7,140 m²) and uses a Desso GrassMaster (Hybrid) surface.
What is the nearest train or Tube station to Villa Park?
The closest station to Villa Park is Witton Railway Station (West Midlands Railway (direct from Birmingham New Street)), a 5 min walk. Witton station is closest to the away turnstiles with regular matchday trains from Birmingham New Street every 10–15 minutes.
Where do away fans sit at Villa Park and what is the away allocation?
Visiting supporters at Villa Park are housed in the Doug Ellis Stand (Lower Tier Block Q & Upper Tier Block P) with an allocation of Approx. 3,000 seats. Turnstiles open 90 minutes prior to kickoff.
When was Villa Park opened and what is the address?
Villa Park opened in 1897 and is located at Trinity Rd, Birmingham B6 6HE, Birmingham.