Aston Villa tickets

You can buy Aston Villa tickets safely and easily through our website olkaexpress.com. We offer 100% official tickets that come directly from the club.

It all depends on which match and ticket category you choose. Click on the match to see current prices for the different categories we offer. Our prices are based on supply and demand.

Yes! OLKA is probably Scandinavia’s largest sports travel agency right now, with around 40,000 travelers annually. We were founded in 1978 and provide all legally required guarantees.

OLKA is proud to be an authorized reseller for many clubs, and since we have a fixed allocation for each match, we can provide all the tickets we sell. An authorized reseller is appointed directly by individual clubs and official subcontractors to offer fans and travelers the safest and most reliable method possible for purchasing tickets.

The tickets are e-tickets (electronic tickets) that are sent to the email address provided at the time of booking. They will be sent to you as soon as we receive them from the club, which is usually 1–3 days before the match.

The tickets can be scanned directly from your mobile phone or printed on A4 paper. We recommend having the ticket both printed and on your mobile. If you receive the tickets after arriving in Birmingham, you can always ask the hotel reception for help printing them.

Villa Park is located in Aston, a part of Birmingham. It’s easy to get to the stadium using Birmingham’s excellent public transport.

By train, you can easily reach Villa Park via Aston or Witton Station, from where it’s just a short walk to the stadium. From Birmingham New Street Station, it takes about seven minutes by train to Aston or Witton Station. This is a pleasant option as you can walk together with other cheerful Aston Villa fans. On the club’s website, you’ll find more detailed information on the best ways to get to the stadium.

Supporters of Aston Villa identify themselves either as Villans (note the correct spelling) or Holte Enders. The nickname 'Lions,' taken from the club’s crest, was used in the past, but today it’s mainly the two newer terms that are used. It’s common for outsiders to mistakenly spell Villans with an extra 'i.' The term Holte Enders is derived from one of the larger stands at Villa Park, namely the Holte End. It’s also from this section that fans enthusiastically sing matchday chants to strengthen their sense of community. Naturally, rival fans have other names for them!

And some fans joke that Villa are 'historians' because they’re always talking about the past.

Aston Villa’s most well-known rivals are Birmingham City. This rivalry is deeply rooted in local geography, with both teams based in Birmingham, and their encounters are known as the 'Second City Derby.' These matches are highly charged and have a long history of intense encounters.

Another rival is West Bromwich Albion, which is also based in the same region, the West Midlands. Matches against West Brom are also considered derby matches and stir strong emotions among the supporters.

Wolverhampton Wanderers (Wolves) is another club from the West Midlands, and although the rivalry is not as intense as with Birmingham City, matches against Wolves are also considered significant.