• Head to Crawley Town's official ticketing portal at crawleytownfc.ktckts.com. There, you can browse Home Matches, Away Matches, and Season Tickets after registering or logging in.
  

• For most regular matches, tickets generally go on sale to the public and availability is good. 

Matchday & In‑Stadium Shop

At Broadfield Stadium by the West Stand/main reception.  This outlet is open on matchdays.

By Car

• Towards Crawley. At junction 11, follow signs to Crawley/Broadfield Stadium on the A23; the stadium is on Winfield Way, off the roundabout by Brighton Road. Parking: On-site parking available (pre-booking recommended). Overflow parking: William Reed Car Park (Broadfield Park), free, a 2–3 min walk to the stadium. Brighton Road car park, free, about a 5 min walk via underpass to the North Entrance xx

Airport / International Train/Travel

• London Gatwick Airport (LGW)
  

The closest airport to Broadfield Stadium. Take a Southern or Thameslink train from Gatwick Airport to Crawley Station (10 min), then either walk (20–25 min) or take Fastway Bus 10 to the stadium (7 min).Total travel time: 30–40 minutes.

• Eurostar: London St Pancras International

• From St Pancras, take the Thameslink train southbound directly to Crawley Station (50–55 min), then Fastway Bus 10 or walk to the ground. Total travel time: 1 hr 15 min – 1 hr 30 min.

• Drive via Eurotunnel. Drive to Calais followed by Eurotunnel or ferry. Continue driving to Crawley/Broadfield Stadium (2h 30m-2h 45min from Calais by Car Shuttle Train. 

Before and After the Match

• Redz Bar (Broadfield Stadium) – Located within the stadium itself, Redz Bar is the go-to spot for Crawley fans on matchdays. Open to both home and away supporters, it offers a lively, welcoming atmosphere, affordable drinks, and quick service just steps from the pitch.
  

• The New Moon (Brighton Road) – Just a 5-minute walk from the ground, this friendly local pub is a favourite for pre-match pints. Expect a relaxed vibe, plenty of football chat, and a mix of regulars and matchday visitors.
  

• The Downsman (Wakehurst Drive) – Around a 6–7 minute walk from the stadium, The Downsman is a comfortable, traditional pub with real ales, decent food, and a quieter atmosphere—often recommended for away fans looking for a less rowdy setting.
  

• The Railway (Brighton Road) – About a 7-minute walk away, The Railway is a classic sports pub featuring large screens, a pool table, and a covered beer garden. It’s a popular stop for supporters heading to or from the match.
  

• The White Hart (Crawley Town Centre) – Situated on the historic High Street, around a 20-minute walk or short taxi ride from the stadium. A character-filled pub with timber-beamed interiors, real ale on tap, and plenty of space to soak in the pre- or post-game buzz.