Parking for Birmingham City FC
games and concerts at St Andrews, Birmingham
Find the best places to prebook parking at St Andrews for Birmingham City matches and concerts
Since 2024, BigParking has provided parking for fans visiting St. Andrews on Matchdays, also using the land for parking for Concerts and Events at the stadium.
Whilst there is onsite parking, this is limited and available by permit only. In recent years, the expansion of the fan-zone has reduced onsite parking offerings and availability.
BigParking's safe and secure offsite parking locations can be pre-booked online or over the phone from £10 at www.thebigparking.co.uk or by calling 024 7538 6631
St Andrew’s, now officially referred to as St. Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park due to sponsorship reasons, is a football stadium situated in the Bordesley District of Birmingham, England. It has served Birmingham City Football Club for over a century. Between 2018 and 2021, it was named St Andrew’s Trillion Trophy Stadium.
The stadium has been the host of England international football matches at all levels below the senior national team, as well as FA Cup Semi-final matches and finals of minor competitions.
It served as Coventry City’s home ground during the 2019-20 and 2020-21 seasons. Additionally, the stadium has been used for other sports, such as rugby union and professional boxing, and has recently become a venue for music concerts.
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Attending a match or concert at St. Andrews?
Here's all the Matchday Travel and Safety information you need to know!
Park at Wyndcliffe Primary School
Official Birmingham City matchday parking can be booked at Wyndcliffe Primary School and can be found on Little Green Lane, Birmingham B9 5AUMatchday parking near St Andrews Stadium can be prebooked at www.thebigparking.co.uk
Park at Regents Park Community Primary School
Official Birmingham City matchday parking can be booked at Regents Park Community Primary School and can be found on Dixon Rd, Birmingham B10 0BP.Matchday parking near St Andrews Stadium can be prebooked at www.thebigparking.co.uk
Driving to St. Andrews
From the M6, exit the motorway at Junction 6, join onto the A38 Aston Expressway. Leave this at the second exit signposted ‘Ringroad’ and follow signs from here to Birmingham City FC.From the M42, exit at Junction 6 and follow the A45 into Small Heath. You will see Birmingham City FC located on the left hand side of Cattell Road.
If you are following a SAT-NAV, then please remember that the main entrance to the stadium is on Cattell Road.
Food and Drink Information in St. Andrews
An excellent range of food is available for supporters throughout their food outlets on matchdays. Pick up items such as pukka pies, burgers, hot dogs, vegetarian dishes, chips, confectionery and a range of hot/cold and alcoholic/non-alcoholic drinks.Meal deals are available, with prices starting at £7.50. At the kiosks you can grab a pie, hot or cold drink and a snack for £7.50, a burger or hot dog, hot or cold drink and a snack for £8.30 or a pie and a pint for £8.30.
There are also street food vendors located around the stadium for pre-matchday selections, ranging from Caribbean, loaded fries and Greek to Indian and Thai dishes.
Public Transport to St. Andrews
Bus: There are plenty of bus stops around the stadium or close to the venue. From Birmingham City Centre, the following buses are available: Bus number 17 (Stand MS 9), Bus numbers 58, 59, 60 (Stand MS 4).
Train: The nearest local railway station to the stadium is Bordesley, which is only a short 10 minute walk to St Andrews. However, the service is only available on matchdays. The next closest stations are Birmingham New Street, Birmingham Snow Hill or Birmingham Moor Street, which are located about a 20 minute walk away from the ground.
Away Fan Pubs for fans travelling to Birmingham City
There are several pubs within the vicinity of the stadium that are perfect for both home and away fans alike. A standout is The Old Crown on Digbeth High Street, located just a 15 minute walk from St Andrews. Described as a pub that offers warm welcomes, honest hospitality and charisma in every corner, it invites old and new friends to enjoy the past and the vibrant present.Another pick is Bainsys Bar, set on Lower Dartmouth Street, just a short 11 minute walk to St Andrews. Supporters can enjoy delicious beer, perfectly cooked kebabs, and an even more perfect atmosphere. Bainsys makes visitors feel relaxed and at home, with all the staff being cheerful and welcoming.
Frequently Asked Questions about St. Andrews.
Where is the best place to park at Birmingham City?
The best place to park at St Andrews is any of the sites operated by BigParking. Located just a short walk away. They are conveniently located for quick access and quick dispatch post-game. Parking can be booked at www.thebigparking.co.ukIs St Andrews wheelchair accessible?
According to Birmingham City's website, the club is dedicated to accommodating the needs of individuals with disabilities. For away supporters requiring close parking, there is a designated disabled car park on Coventry Road. Commentary headsets are available upon request and can be collected from the ticket office, where information on accessing the stadium with guide dogs is also provided.St Andrew's offers a total of 88 wheelchair spaces, with 67 allocated for home fans and 21 for away supporters.
What items are prohibited?
The following items are not allowed within the stadium: bottles, cans, cameras, digital cameras, video equipment, vuvuzelas, cigarettes/e-cigarettes and any other sharp object that may be used as a weapon.What is there to do in Birmingham?
Birmingham is not only home to some famous football clubs, but is able to provide 5 Michelin-starred restaurants, a range of eateries serving world cuisines, street dining and the famous Balti Triangle.The is also a bold mix of vibrant pubs, exotic bars and buzzing nightlife including The Arcadian, Brindley Place and Broad Street, so there is definitely something for everyone.
What are the ticket prices at St Andrews stadium?
Ticket prices do range from low to high depending on age and where in the ground you may be sat, so they are:Tilton Road
Adult – £35 (Cat A), £32.50 (Cat B), £27 (Cat C) Senior – £27.50 (Cat A), £25 (Cat B), £22.50 (Cat C) 16-22 – £25 (Cat A), £22.50 (Cat B), £20 (Cat A) U16 – £10
Kop/Kop Corner
Adult – £37.50-£40 (Cat A), £35-£37.50 (Cat B), £32.50-£35 (Cat C) Senior – £32.50 (Cat A), £30 (Cat B), £27.50 (Cat C)
16-22 – £27.50 (Cat A), £25 (Cat B), £22.50 (Cat C)
U16 – £10
Arthur’s Area Upper and Lower
Adult – £32.50-£35 (Cat A), £27.50-£32.50 (Cat B), £22.50-£27.50 (Cat C) Senior – £25-£27.50 (Cat A), £22.50-£25 (Cat B), £17.50-£22.50 (Cat C) 16-22 – £22.50-25 (Cat A), £20-22.50 (Cat B), £17.50-£20 (Cat C)
U16 – £5
Main Stand
Adult – £32.50-40 (Cat A), £27.50-£37.50 (Cat B), £22.50-£35 (Cat C) Senior – £25-£32.50 (Cat A), £22.50-£30 (Cat B), £17.50-£27.50 (Cat C) 16-22 – £22.50-£27.50 (Cat A), £20-£25 (Cat B), £17.50-£22.50 (Cat C) U16 – £5-£10