Last updated: 11 October 2026, 12.55am BST.
Brighton & Hove Albion’s 562-ticket allocation for the Conference League trip to Getafe goes on sale from Monday 12 October, with adult tickets priced at £17.
Brighton Getafe away-ticket sale dates
The club’s official ticket notice sets four priority windows:
- Monday 12 October: season-ticket holders and 1901 Club members with 345+ points who pre-registered.
- Tuesday 13 October: the same groups with 286+ points who pre-registered.
- Wednesday 14 October: all pre-registered season-ticket holders and 1901 Club members.
- Thursday 15 October: all pre-registered MyAlbion+ members.
The points thresholds are fixed as of 15 September and do not include points from the Coventry or Manchester United League Cup fixtures. Buying this ticket adds five loyalty points.
Price, allocation and ticket rules
Brighton say the adult price is £17. The club also states that personal-assistant tickets are charged at the same price. Getafe have supplied eight wheelchair spaces alongside the 562-ticket allocation.
Supporters must assign each ticket to its actual owner when buying. The club warns that the name cannot be changed after purchase and that passing on an away ticket can lead to sanctions, including a possible 50-point deduction and a temporary purchasing ban.
Ticket fulfilment has not yet been confirmed. Fans should not assume delivery, collection or digital-ticket arrangements until the club publishes the method. That is especially important before fixing a tight travel itinerary.
Match and travel context
UEFA’s fixture list confirms the 5 November league-phase meeting. Getafe’s official schedule gives a 9pm local start, matching Brighton’s 8pm UK time.
The Coliseum is in Getafe, south of central Madrid. Madrid’s official visitor listing identifies Los Espartales on Metro line 12 and El Casar or Las Margaritas Universidad on the Cercanías network as nearby options. Supporters should wait for Albion’s final travel and collection guidance before treating any route as definitive.
What supporters should do
- Sign in before the correct priority window and check that the intended ticket holder is linked to the account.
- Use only Albion’s official ticket portal; do not rely on screenshots or informal resale offers.
- Check passport validity and travel-insurance terms before booking non-refundable transport.
- Leave flexibility for the still-unconfirmed ticket fulfilment arrangements.
- Monitor Albion’s Conference League supporter information for any collection, ID or matchday updates.
Brighton Locals’ view
Our assessment: £17 is a comparatively accessible match-ticket price, but the very small allocation makes the priority ladder decisive. The club is right to make tickets non-transferable; it also needs to publish fulfilment details quickly so successful buyers can plan an international trip without avoidable uncertainty.
What to watch next
The next material update is the ticket-delivery or collection method. Availability at each threshold will also show whether any tickets reach the later MyAlbion+ window.
Bottom line: if you pre-registered, know your points window and use the correct supporter name at checkout; 562 tickets will not stretch far.
Featured image: a panoramic view of Getafe’s Coliseum, the venue for the match. Heradiom, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Archive image.
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