Burton Albion Away
Pirelli Stadium

BURTON ALBION

Pirelli Stadium (capacity 6,912)

Burton Albion have played at the Pirelli Stadium since 2005, after moving from their Eton Park home which is also located on Princess Way. The move was a necessity to match the ambitions both on and off the pitch for Burton.

The Stadium is divided into four single tier stands. The South (Main) Stand is the only all-seater stand, while the other three stands are terraced. Other features of the stadium include the scoreboard located on the roof of the East Terrace, and the Police Control Box located in the corner between the South and East stands.

Away fans visiting the Pirelli Stadium are predominantly located in the East Terrace, with a typical allocation of around 1,400, with an additional 400 seats made available to visiting supporters in the Main Stand.

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Football

Adults: £20 – £24

Pie

£2.80

Cuppa

£1.50

Pint

£3.50

Burton Albion Programme

£3

For directions to Burton Albion’s Pirelli Stadium (DE13 0AR for Sat Navs) from wherever your journey starts, just type in your postcode or starting location here:


There are a number of parking options when visiting the Pirelli Stadium, including a car park at the stadium itself, as well as an overflow car park, and street parking.

We’ve compiled a list of car parks, below, near to the Pirelli Stadium for hassle free parking while you’re at the match.

Car ParkSat NavCostDistance to GroundDescription
Pirelli Stadium Car ParkDE13 0AR£50.1kmThere is space for 400 cars at the stadium car park, but it fills up quickly so make sure to get there early to avoid disappointment.
Rynkild Trading EstateDE14 1RZ£50.1kmOverflow parking is available at the Rynkild Trading Estate which located just behind the Pirelli Stadium, and is a 2 minute walk to the away turnstiles.

The Pirelli Stadium is around one mile away from Burton Railway Station, which is served by trains from Derby and Nottingham to the North, and Birmingham to the South. It should only take around 25 minutes to walk, or there are a couple of options for buses (V1 and V2) which will drop you right outside the stadium.

If you’re walking, exit the station and turn left and go down the hill. Take a right on to Derby Street, and continue along this road for around a mile until you reach a roundabout, where you should continue straight across. Keep going until you reach another roundabout, and take a left into Princess Way where you should see the stadium in front of you.

Find train times and book your tickets for the best available prices by clicking through to the trainline website below:

There are a number of away friendly pubs near the Pirelli Stadium, all of which cater to different needs. Please note, however, that some bars require club colours to be covered and some do not allow children.

However, rather than take our word for it, we want to give you the view from other away fans who have visited the Pirelli Stadium.

Over the coming months we will be building up fans reviews of the best places to drink on an away trip to Burton Albion, and you’ll be able to find them here.

In the meantime, we’ve included a map below with all the best away pubs highlighted for you.

Burton offers a variety of overnight accommodation to suit all budgets.

Use our Booking.com panel to get availability and to book at the best prices:

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