The Pirelli Stadium opened in 2005 and replaced Eton Park as Burton Albion’s home. It is one of League One’s smaller, purpose-built grounds, with a busy seven-day-a-week events calendar around the football season.
What happens here
- Burton Albion League One, FA Cup and EFL Cup home matches.
- Matchday hospitality in the Albion Suite and executive boxes.
- Weddings, conferences, Christmas parties and private hire.
Who runs hospitality and catering
Burton Albion runs hospitality and events in-house at the Pirelli Stadium. The club’s own catering and events team delivers the Albion Suite, executive boxes and non-matchday hire.
What’s it like to work here
A compact operation: casual staff often cover both football and midweek events. Apply through the club’s hospitality and events contacts rather than a national operator portal.
What to verify before applying
Burton Albion’s hospitality pages describe the Albion Suite, executive boxes, four-course matchday meals, half-time refreshments and dedicated waiting-on staff. That tells applicants the venue is small but service-led: a shift may involve table setup, plated service, bar work, box delivery, clean-down and customer contact with sponsors or guests.
The club also runs weddings, conferences and private events through Burton Albion Events, so not every shift is tied to a Saturday fixture. Confirm whether the advert is football-only, events-only or a mixed casual rota. Also check the finish time against Burton-on-Trent transport; the stadium is walkable for some, but evening events may require a taxi or lift home.
Sources to verify: Burton Albion matchday hospitality, Burton Albion Events contact.
