Brentford Football Club hospitality is guaranteed to make your day at the Gtech Community Stadium one to remember.

Brentford hospitality is available via Seat Unique for all their 2025/26 Premier League home fixtures now. With premium tickets at Brentford you will enjoy the match with prime views of the pitch and indulge in benefits such as premium catering and beverage offerings. Whether you are looking to celebrate with friends and family, or are seeking corporate hospitality and boxes, we have the package to suit your needs!

Why not watch from the best seats in the house as your team battles it out? To secure premium seats and enjoy an unforgettable day of football hospitality?

Book Brentford hospitality packages and VIP tickets now.

What’s included in Brentford Hospitality Experience

South Stand Matchday hospitality

• Official hospitality with a match ticket
• 3-course meal - with 3 matched beers or natural wines to go with each course.
• Post games beers or wine included
• Premium seats located in S207/8 and S307/8

Read our Brentford Stadium Guide to prepare for your first matchday at Gtech Commuity Stadium!

How to get Brentford tickets?

Make sure you have the best seats at the GTech Stadium with VIP and hospitality tickets to see Brentford live. Whether it's a premier league clash or a FA cup match make sure you are there in West London in ultimate style.

Is it hard to get Brentford tickets?

Securing VIP, premium, or hospitality tickets for Brentford FC through Seat Unique is straightforward. You can browse available matches and exclusive hospitality packages on our website. Purchases can be made directly at checkout, with or without a Seat Unique account.

Brentford FC History

Brentford Football Club, nicknamed “The Bees,” has a rich and varied history since its establishment in 1889.

The club was formed by local sportsmen. Initially, the club played amateur football and was based at various grounds including at Benn’s Field in Little Ealing.

Brentford entered its first league competition in 1892-93 and finished the league undefeated. In the 1894/1895 season Brentford won its first competition, the West Middlesex Cup.

In the 1899/1900 season, Brentford turned professional after it joined the Southern League in 1898.

The club's first Football League match was against Exeter City in August 1920.

In the 21st century, Brentford has navigated lower-tier and top-tier football. In the 2008/2009 season, Brentford won the League Two title and achieved promotion to the premier league in 2021, for the first time since the 1946/1947 season.

Brentford stats & records

Team records:

• Highest attendance: 38,678 against Leicester City in the FA Cup Round 6 on March 26th, 1949.
• Best league win: 9-0 victory against Wrexham on October 15th 1963.
• Worst league loss: 0-7 against Swansea City.

Player records:

• Most league appearances: Ken Coote with 514 appearances (1949-1964)
• Most league goals: Jim Towers with 153 goals (1954-1961)
• Most goals in a season: Jack Holliday with 39 goals (1932/1933 season)

Brentford Rivalries

Brentford's rivals include top West London clubs including Chelsea and Fulham.

Brentford Top Scorers

• Jim Towers - 163 goals (1954-1961)
• George Francis 136 goals (1955-1962)
• Jack Holliday - 121 goals (1932-1939)
• Gary Blissett - 105 goals (1987-1993)
• Dave McCulloch - 90 goals (1935-1938)

Read our Brentford Top Scorers blog to catch up on all of Brentford's most beloved record-breakers.

Looking for a Brentford Seasonal Membership?

You can purchase your 2025/26 Brentford Membership directly from Brentford FC.