
Brentford with Kids
A dad's matchday guide to Gtech Community Stadium
Brentford play at Gtech Community Stadium in Brentford, TW8. Here's the dad's guide — how to get there with kids, whether it's a good first match, the family facilities, stadium tours and how to make a full day of it nearby.
At a glance
The essentials
Stadium
Gtech Community Stadium
Brentford, TW8
Capacity
17,250
Getting there
Kew Bridge rail (5 min walk) or Brentford/Boston Manor (Piccadilly line). Avoid driving.
Family info
Compact, modern and genuinely family-friendly — one of the easiest big-league grounds for kids.
Stadium tours
Stadium tours run on non-matchdays — dressing room, tunnel and dugout.
Club shop
Brentford club shop at the stadium.
Live from the fixture list
Brentford fixtures
Matchday 1 — full time
October 2026
November 2026
Fixtures update automatically from our data feed — confirm details on premierleague.com before travelling.
The dad's verdict
Can I take my kid?
Daddy.London Verdict
A fantastic first Premier League match — small, friendly and easy with kids
Brentford matchday with kids
Make a day of it
Kew Gardens
Walk Kew Gardens or the Thames path before the match.
Family pub
A Kew/Brentford family pub — book ahead.
The match
Compact and close to the pitch — great for kids.
Riverside stroll
Walk the Thames path back to Kew Bridge station.
Brentford FAQ
Questions dads ask
Can I take my kids to Brentford?
Yes. Brentford have family areas and family tickets. A fantastic first Premier League match — small, friendly and easy with kids.
What age is best for Gtech Community Stadium?
Best from 5+. Family areas, Bees Foundation, baby-changing.
How do I get to Gtech Community Stadium?
Kew Bridge rail (5 min walk) or Brentford/Boston Manor (Piccadilly line). Avoid driving.
How much are Brentford tickets for kids?
£25–£50 adult; juniors cheaper, family deals common
Are there stadium tours of Gtech Community Stadium?
Stadium tours run on non-matchdays — dressing room, tunnel and dugout.
What else can we do near Gtech Community Stadium?
Make a day of it: Kew Gardens, Thames path, Syon Park.
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