Brighton Hospitality Packages and Prices

The lowest price on Brighton & Hove Albion's 2026/27 hospitality list is £200 including VAT, for a seat in the new Darts Experience at a Category C fixture, and the highest per-person figure the club publishes is £555 for Mullery's Restaurant against Category A+ opposition. Between those two numbers sit six lounges, two grades of private box and a seasonal membership tier that is sold out until 2031. This guide to Brighton hospitality packages sets out what every option costs by fixture category, where you sit, what arrives on the table and which routes remain open once the seasonal products are gone.

Hospitality matters more at Falmer than the size of the ground suggests, because the general admission sequence for the strongest fixtures rarely reaches an open sale. The derby and the Category A+ visitors sell through 1901 Club members, season ticket holders and their guests, and a hospitality package is one of the few club-direct routes that does not depend on that queue. Anyone comparing that route with the resale market can see live listings for every home fixture on the Brighton & Hove Albion tickets page, where each order carries the 150% money-back guarantee.

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What the Amex Charges for Match-by-Match Hospitality This Season

Every single-match hospitality product at the American Express Stadium is priced on a four-band scale, and the club now publishes all four bands inclusive of VAT, a change from the 2025/26 list, which quoted prices excluding VAT. The table below is compiled from the individual package pages on the club's website as of 10 September 2026. Prices are per person unless stated, and the club sells to non-members as well as members.

Package	Where you sit	What is included	Cat C	Cat B	Cat A	Cat A+
The Darts Experience	Block N2C, new upper North Stand (inside the 1901 Pub)	Private darts lounge, pub food, beers, live football on screens	£200	£220	£270	£295
Heineken Experience	Block N2C, new upper North Stand (inside the 1901 Pub)	Private booth for four, self-pour Heineken tap, unlimited pub food, group photo	£225	£245	£315	£360
The Goldstone	Blocks E1DH and E1G, lower East Stand	Three-course meal, selected inclusive drinks, hosted by Bob Booker	£290	£325	£420	£480
HB's Restaurant	Block W2A, West Stand	Three-course meal, matchday host, premium padded seat	£290	£325	£420	£480
Bruno's Restaurant	Block W2A, second tier West Stand, halfway line	Three-course meal, inclusive drinks, inside the largest Platinum 1901 lounge	£290	£325	£420	£480
Amex Lounge	Heated padded seats, Amex cardmembers only	Complimentary drinks, three-course meal	From £290	Not published	Not published	Not published
Mullery's Restaurant	Block W1DH, lower West Stand, central	Unlimited small plates, piglet pies, half-time cocktail, cheeseboard, takeaway treat	£360	£405	£480	£555
Executive Box (per box, 12 guests)	West Stand boxes 2 to 14, South Stand boxes 15 to 21	Private box, three-course meal, selected drinks, balcony seats, three parking spaces	£4,140	£4,740	POA	POA
Legends Box (per box, 12 guests)	West Stand, halfway line	Private box, four-course meal, selected drinks, balcony seats	£5,340	£5,940	POA	POA

Two details in that table are easy to miss. First, the three restaurants at £290 are priced identically at every category, so the choice between the Goldstone, HB's and Bruno's is about location and format rather than money. Second, the Darts and Heineken products moved into the new 1901 Pub in the upper North Stand for 2026/27, which puts the two lowest-priced packages behind the goal rather than on the side.

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Why the Same Table Costs £290 at One Fixture and £480 at Another

Brighton grade every home fixture into Category C, B, A or A+, and the hospitality price steps up with the grade rather than with the date you book. Category C covers the lower-profile visitors and the price list applies its "from" figure there. Category A+ is reserved for the two or three fixtures that would sell out several times over, and for those the boxes drop off the published list entirely and move to price on application.

The club does not publish a fixture-by-fixture category list on its hospitality pages, so the grade only becomes visible on the booking page for each match, and it should be checked there before comparing packages. As of 10 September 2026 the club had hospitality on sale for 17 Premier League home fixtures, opening with Brighton vs Arsenal on 19 September and closing with Brighton vs Liverpool on 23 May 2027, plus the Crystal Palace derby weekend in mid-October, Brighton vs Newcastle United on 28 November, Brighton vs Manchester United on 2 January, Brighton vs Manchester City on 23 January, Brighton vs Tottenham Hotspur on 20 February and Brighton vs Chelsea on 17 April. All dates remain subject to broadcaster changes.

One presentational change deserves a warning for anyone comparing with last year. The 2025/26 list quoted the restaurants at £282 plus VAT for Category C and £462 plus VAT for A+, while the 2026/27 list quotes £290 and £480 inclusive. Add 20% to last season's figures before drawing any conclusion about a price rise, because on the club's own numbers the inclusive 2026/27 prices sit below what a 2025/26 diner paid at the till.

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Restaurants, Pub Booths or a Box: Matching the Package to the Guest

The right package depends on who is coming and how much of the day they want spent at a table. A corporate host with clients, a family of four and a stag group have three different answers, and the Amex has a product for each. The seating block matters as much as the menu, because hospitality guests at Falmer sit in three different stands.

The three-course restaurants: The Goldstone, HB's and Bruno's

All three cost £290 at Category C, so the differences are in location and atmosphere. The Goldstone is the only East Stand restaurant, with seats in blocks E1DH and E1G at the back of the lower tier and former manager Bob Booker hosting with stories from the Goldstone Ground years. HB's sits on level one of the West Stand with seats in W2A and a matchday host before kick-off. Bruno's, named after former captain Bruno Saltor, sits inside the largest Platinum 1901 lounge on the halfway line, with second-tier W2A seats and inclusive drinks, and is the pick for anyone who values a central raised view over a lower-tier one.

Mullery's: the premium restaurant

Mullery's costs £70 more than the three-course restaurants at every category, and the difference buys format rather than course count. The menu is unlimited small plates with the club's piglet pies, a half-time cocktail, a cheeseboard and a takeaway item to finish, and the seats are in block W1DH, the central lower West Stand position closest to the pitch. The restaurant was expanded to meet demand, according to the club, and it fills early for the higher categories.

The 1901 Pub products: Heineken Experience and Darts Experience

Both sit in the new upper tier of the North Stand, in block N2C, and both are built for groups rather than couples. The Heineken Experience is a private booth for four with its own self-pour beer tap, unlimited pub food and screens for the pre- and post-match sport, at £225 to £360 depending on category. The Darts Experience adds a private darts lounge to the same food and drink formula at £200 to £295, and the club sells it as a team activity for work groups. Neither is a quiet option, and neither is a dining option in the restaurant sense.

Executive and Legends Boxes

Boxes are priced per box for 12 guests, which makes the per-head maths straightforward: an Executive Box at Category C is £345 a head with a three-course meal, selected drinks, private balcony seats and three parking spaces. A Legends Box on the West Stand halfway line adds a fourth course for £445 a head at Category C. For Category A and A+ fixtures both are price on application, and the seasonal box memberships are sold out with a waiting list. The equivalent products at other clubs are covered in the Arsenal hospitality guide and the Manchester United hospitality guide, for anyone weighing the Category C box price against the equivalent products in north London and Manchester.

The Amex Lounge

The Amex Lounge is a cardmember product rather than an open one. American Express cardholders can buy packages with complimentary drinks, a three-course meal and heated padded seats from £290 including VAT for 2026/27, and access runs through the card issuer's presale rather than the general hospitality office. Anyone without an eligible card should skip this row of the table.

The 1901 Club, the Dugout and the Tunnel Club: Seasonal Memberships and the 2031 Waiting List

Seasonal hospitality at Brighton is close to fully subscribed, which is the single most important fact for anyone researching it. The 1901 Club, the club's premium season ticket membership, sold out its 2026 to 2031 term and now operates a waiting list, according to the club's membership page as of September 2026. The entry price for 2026/27 was £1,598 per seat including VAT, with Platinum and Platinum+ above that, and the membership pairs a premium season seat with lounge access before and after the match.

The 1901 Club splits into four tiers across ten lounges. Gold offers five West Stand lounges with bars, screens and casual seating. Platinum gives access to two larger lounges on the halfway line in the East and West Stands, each with two bars, and pairs them with a premium seat. Platinum+ is the Focus Group lounge behind the Directors block in the second tier of the West Stand. The Dugout is the fourth tier and behaves differently: a sports bar with two feature bars and booth seating, a pre-match buffet, a half-time drink, cheese after the final whistle, one parking space per two seats and padded seats directly behind the two dugouts in the lower West Stand. The club prices the Dugout from £3,355 per seat including VAT for 2026/27, and it is the one 1901 area where home replica shirts have always been allowed.

Two newer products bracket the range. The 1901 Pub opened in the North Stand for 2026/27 as part of the third phase of the £40 million stadium expansion that lifted capacity to 32,500, and it is designed as a home-fans-only, pub-style lounge where replica shirts are welcome. The Tunnel Club sits at the other extreme: a five-course menu designed by BBC MasterChef: The Professionals winner Steven Edwards, inclusive champagne, wine and cocktails, personalised heated seats above the players' tunnel on the halfway line, a private entrance and a reserved parking space. The club does not publish a Tunnel Club price and sells it on enquiry, with a waiting list for the seasonal membership and occasional single-match availability. Fans comparing it with the equivalent pitch-side products elsewhere will find the Liverpool hospitality guide and the Manchester City hospitality guide useful benchmarks.

Dress Code, Children, Parking and Timings: The Small Print

The 2026/27 Matchday Hospitality Guide relaxed one rule and kept the rest. A collared shirt is no longer required in hospitality, but shorts of any kind, tracksuits, athletic jerseys, ripped or distressed jeans and flip flops remain banned, and the club states that stewards enforce the code strictly and refuse entry to anyone who breaches it. Regular jeans, trainers and canvas shoes are all acceptable. Replica shirts are permitted only for guests under 14 and for 1901 Pub members; everyone else is asked to avoid team colours, home or away.

• Timings: all hospitality areas open two and a half hours before kick-off. For a 3pm game the restaurants open at 12.30pm, take last orders at 6.30pm and close at 7pm. For an 8pm kick-off they open at 5.30pm and close at 11pm.
• Parking: parties of four or more can request one complimentary space per booking, boxes receive three spaces, and requests must reach the hospitality team at least 72 hours before the fixture. The car park opens three and a half hours before kick-off.
• Travel: match tickets include Southern rail and Brighton & Hove bus travel inside the free zone, bounded by Haywards Heath, Worthing and Eastbourne, from three and a half hours before kick-off. Falmer station is a two-minute walk from the north concourse, with trains from Brighton every ten minutes on matchdays.
• Away supporters: guests of any allegiance are welcome in hospitality provided they behave, which makes a package the only sanctioned way for a travelling fan to sit anywhere other than the away section.
• Dietary requirements: the club asks for allergies and intolerances at booking or at least one week before the fixture, and cannot promise to accommodate requests made on the day.

Tickets arrive as PDF attachments no later than a week before the game, with an add-to-wallet option, and the club advises one lead booker holds every ticket for a group and scans guests through in sequence. Bags larger than A4 are not admitted and must go to the paid bag drop outside the South East entrance. Once through the turnstile there is no re-entry until the final whistle.

European Nights: The Lowest-Priced Lounge Access at the Amex

Brighton finished eighth in the 2025/26 Premier League on 53 points and beat Tromsø 4-0 on aggregate in the Conference League play-off in August 2026, which gives the Amex three league-phase Thursday nights this season: Kauno Žalgiris on 15 October, Universitatea Craiova on 26 November and AS Monaco on 10 December. The club priced these games to fill the ground rather than to maximise yield, and hospitality followed the same logic.

For the Tromsø play-off the club sold 1901 Club lounge access from £55, restricted to members until 10 August 2026 and then opened to others, alongside restaurant upgrades from £225. For the league phase, 1901 Club lounge tickets were sold as a three-match pack from 7 September 2026 with general sale from 10 September, and single-match lounge tickets follow from 17 September. HB's Restaurant, the Darts Experience and the Heineken Experience are all available as upgrades on European nights. For anyone who has never sat in an Amex lounge, a Conference League Thursday is the lowest-cost way to try it.

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Is Brighton Hospitality Worth It Against a Standard Seat?

The honest answer splits by fixture category. At Category C a £290 restaurant package buys a padded seat in a premium block, a three-course meal, inclusive drinks, a host and a stadium entry that bypasses the general admission queue, at a game where general admission would have been available anyway. At Category A+ the same £480 buys all of that plus access to a fixture that never reaches open sale, and the premium over a resale seat narrows sharply. The value case is strongest at the top of the table, not the bottom.

Supporter feedback on North Stand Chat, the main Brighton fan forum, follows a consistent pattern: the seats and sightlines draw near-universal praise, the Dugout's buffet format and half-time drink service are singled out as well run, and the Tunnel Club menu is admired even by members who question its price. The recurring criticisms concentrate on the entry 1901 lounges, where members describe crowded rooms, slow bar service and a half-time drink arrangement that does not match the membership fee. Anyone weighing a £1,598 seasonal seat against 19 single-match packages should read those threads first.

For most fans the comparison is not hospitality against a season ticket but hospitality against the other ways in. The guide to buying Brighton tickets without a membership covers the MyAlbion+ sequence and where it stops working, the Premier League tickets page shows how Brighton's pricing compares across the division, and the wider piece on hospitality tickets across the Premier League sets the Amex in context. For scale, the same 1BoxOffice guides record 2026/27 club-direct Premier League hospitality starting at £382 per person at Anfield for a Brighton-grade fixture and catered lounges from around £250 at Old Trafford, which places the Amex's £290 three-course restaurant at the lower end of the top-flight range.

Getting Into the Big Games Without a Hospitality Package

The A+ fixtures expose the limit of the club-direct route. Once the boxes go to price on application and the restaurants sell through, the only club-side options are the 1901 Club waiting list, which does not help this season, and the general admission sequence, which the derby and the Manchester and Merseyside visits exhaust before the MyAlbion+ window opens. That leaves the resale market, where verified sellers list general admission and premium seats for every home fixture and buyers compare by stand and price rather than waiting for a window that may never arrive.

The process is short. Create an account through 1BoxOffice register, open the fixture page, filter by stand on the Amex seating plan using the block references above if a hospitality-adjacent seat matters, and complete payment. Every order carries the 150% money-back guarantee, which covers invalid tickets and non-delivery, and the track order page shows delivery status until the tickets arrive. Resale seats do not include the lounge, the meal or the parking, so anyone who wants the full package for a Category A+ game should book the club's hospitality the day it goes on sale, typically several months ahead.

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FAQs

Brighton publish the full price grid for every match-by-match package bar the top two box categories, and the Category C restaurant price sits at the lower end of the club-direct range recorded in the 1BoxOffice guides for Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United and Manchester City. Where the club route closes, for the derby and the A+ visitors, 1BoxOffice lists verified resale seats for every Amex fixture with the 150% money-back guarantee behind each order.

Sources: Brighton & Hove Albion Matchday Hospitality Guide 2026/27 and hospitality package pages, Brighton & Hove Albion UEFA Conference League supporter information, Premier League, UEFA, Football Ground Guide, The Stadium Business, Sky Sports, North Stand Chat. Prices checked 10 September 2026.