AMEX Stadium
The Seagulls - Brighton & Hove Albion's nickname - play their home matches at the American Express Community Stadium, also referred to as the Falmer Stadium or the AMEX. The beautiful stadium is located in the Falmer district of Brighton and Hove and is a true gain to its surroundings. You’ll read everything about the history of Brighton & Hove Albion’s stadium below. Enjoy!
Visit the AMEX Stadium during your football trip
Brighton played at several other stadiums before settling at The American Express Community Stadium: the club switched stadiums five times before moving into their current stadium in 2011. Brighton started footballing at County Cricket Ground in which they played only one year. They played a little bit longer in their next stadium, Goldstone Ground; 95 years. They stayed here until the stadium got sold. The club was forced to move after almost a century and settled at Gillingham Stadium, where they only played for two years. The fourth stadium Brighton played at was the Withdean Stadium, where they played several years before the construction of the club’s current stadium - Falmer Stadium - was finished.
The opening of the American Express Community Stadium
The stadium is more generally known as the American Express Community Stadium or the Amex Stadium. The stadium got its name from its current sponsor, American Express. The stadium is not only intended for football, but also for sport events like rugby, which is a common phenomenon in English football stadiums. 31,800 supporters are allowed in at the Falmer Stadium during a home game of Brighton & Hove.
Visit the AMEX Stadium?
Are you about to visit a football match of Brighton & Hove Albion? There are several ways to travel to the American Express Community Stadium. There are travel zones in which Brighton permits fans and supporters to use public transportation for free when in possession of a Brighton & Hove match ticket. If you're planning on using those, you should know that there are certain time slots in which you can travel for free. It’s enough to show your match ticket, season holder ticket or proof that you’re in possession of a match ticket if you intend to travel by public transportation. You can find more information regarding the time slots and travel zones in Brighton at this website. This page also provides you with an explanation of how to get to the stadium and about where to park your car at the stadium. Will you visit the stadium soon? You can book your football trip to Brighton easily and rapidly at our website.