Manchester City Tickets

Manchester City: Etihad Stadium Guide

Manchester City host matches at the impressive Etihad Stadium, a modern venue seating 55,000 fans. It offers exceptional viewing experiences and excellent matchday hospitality for supporters of this top Premier League team.

Ticket holders enjoy unobstructed views from any of the four stands, including sections for away fans wishing to witness their team in this outstanding stadium. Various hospitality tickets for Manchester City are also available throughout the season.

Whether you seek match tickets in The Family Stand or VIP hospitality in the Colin Bell Stand, Football Ticket Pad has the perfect seats for you at the Etihad Stadium this season.

Manchester City Ticket Types

Season/Members Cards: Ticket holders will receive their Season/Members Card before the game away from the stadium before returning it afterwards in a pre-paid envelope.

E-tickets: Manchester City tickets are available as e-tickets in numerous sections of the stadium, in addition to customers purchasing hospitality tickets.

E-tickets are sent out as an email once payment confirmation is confirmed, and customers can then scan the email barcode on entry to the stadium to gain access.

Football Ticket Pad has a limited number of VIP hospitality tickets available in seats that offer optimum views located between the first and second tiers.

Paper tickets: This is the more traditional way of receiving your Manchester City tickets. Once your payment has been confirmed on Football Ticket Pad, your tickets are then sent out by post to the address provided in your payment.

Customers receive their Manchester City match tickets 3–4 days before the fixture and they will be notified by email once their tickets have been dispatched.

Etihad Stadium Seating

The Family Stand/North Stand

This is the only two-tiered section of the stadium, located behind the goal. The North Stand, now called The Family Stand, is a popular area for Man City ticket holders with children.

Football Ticket Pad offers a range of tickets in both tiers, listed as Shortside Lower and Shortside Upper for all matches at The Etihad Stadium. Fans can also stroll along Joe Mercer Way to enjoy the atmosphere upon arrival.

Colin Bell Stand

Following the 2002 Commonwealth Games, this originally two-tier stand was expanded to three tiers due to growing ticket demand.

The Colin Bell Stand, the main stand at the Etihad, houses the dressing rooms, tunnel, technical area, main offices, Boardroom, Mancunian Suites, and media facilities. Additionally, it features the player entrance, allowing fans a glimpse of their favorite players on matchday.

East Stand

Similar to the Colin Bell Stand, the East Stand has been transformed into a three-tier construction to house more Man City supporters.

These Longside Lower and Longside Upper Manchester City tickets offer fantastic, unrestricted views and also house extensive corporate facilities such as the Citizens Suites and 93:20.

South Stand

This is where the most vocal Man City supporters sit, with a designated singing section in blocks: 111, 114, and 115-119. There is plenty of atmosphere in this section of the Etihad, and it is where the away fans are housed behind the goal.

Away section tickets can be bought for each game in the Premier League, guaranteeing you a great day out in Manchester amongst your fellow travellers. The South Stand also hosts the Legends Lounge for fans interested in securing more premium seats.

Manchester City tickets in this section of the stadium tend to be the most popular and sell out the fastest!

Manchester City Tickets Frequently Asked Questions

How much are Manchester City tickets?

The cost of Manchester City tickets can vary, depending on several factors. The main one is the location of the seat(s) you choose. If you prefer to be seated closer to the action, you will need to pay more than if you choose a seat towards the top of the stadium.

Another reason that can impact ticket prices is the competition you wish to watch live. For instance, a derby fixture against Manchester United will cost you more than if you want to watch a Carabao Cup fixture.

Where is the Etihad Stadium?

The Etihad Stadium, which is home to Manchester City, is located on Ashton New Road. If you are planning to travel to the stadium by train, the best option is to get off at Manchester Piccadilly Station.

Once you leave the station from the train, you can board a tram that stops at Holt Town, which will take you straight to the home of the Sky Blues.

What is the capacity of the Etihad Stadium?

The Etihad Stadium is the 6th largest stadium in England with a capacity of 55,000. Allowing fans from all over the world to bear witness to some of the best football in the world.