AFC Bournemouth Tickets

Bournemouth have a rich history in the game, but it's fair to say that in the club's near 100 years of existence, they've never been as successful as they are currently. Having skitted around the lower leagues for most of their history, the club, under Eddie Howe, secured a Premier League berth in 2015, their first spell in the top-tier, and they returned to the top flight under Scott Parker for the 2022-23 season.

About Bournemouth Football Tickets

It's generally believed to be the case that the club was formed in the autumn of 1899 by reconstituting the town's previous team Boscombe St. John's Institute Football Club.

Over the decades, the team reinvented itself on several occasions. It even looked for inspiration from the Italian club A.C. Milan, borrowing the Rossoneri's red and black colours. However, some diehard fans like to remind supporters that those were the original team colours from back in the day.

Major Rivalry

Bournemouth's main rivals are fellow south-coast sides Southampton and Portsmouth

Famous Footballers that Played for the Cherries

Popular names include:

• Ted MacDougall
• Nathan Aké
• Jefferson Lerma
• Ron Eyre
• Aaron Ramsdale
• Steve Fletcher

Vitality Stadium

• Capacity: 11,364
• Current Average Ticket Price: £171
• Address: Kings Park, Bournemouth, BH7 7AF, United Kingdom

Dean Court is the home turf of AFC Bournemouth, officially known as the Vitality Stadium for sponsorship reasons. The venue had few official names over the years as sponsor changes - Seward Stadium, Fitness First Stadium, and Goldsands Stadium.

Best way to travel to the Stadium

The football stadium is about 2 miles from the town square and the Bournemouth Pier in the northeast of Bournemouth.

By Foot:

Leave the Bournemouth train station by the south exit and go left in the main road direction. Again, take a left and walk to Holdenhurst Road for 25 minutes until reaching the roundabout. Then make a right turn into Kings Park Drive, and the ground will be on the left.

By Bus:

There are few options to arrive at the stadium by taking local bus transit. The drop-off point for M2 buses is Boscombe, a short walk to the venues, and buses run every 10 minutes. The alternative from the train station is the P2 and P3 Yellow bus service, which runs every 20 minutes.

Car Parking:

Fans can park free at Avonborne College for Boys for Saturday games. Alternatively, the South Stand car park is also available on game day.