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Capacity:
32,689 (all seated)
Address:
Britannia Rd, Southampton, SO14 5FP
Telephone No:
0845-688-9448
Fax No:
02380-727-727
Directions:
From the M3 take the A33 into Southampton until
you reach the junction with the A3024 Northam
Road where you should turn left towards Northam
and then right onto the B3038, Britannia Road.
There is hardly any parking available
at the stadium for away fans and parking restrictions
in force for the local area. Most fans head for
the city centre car parks and then take a 15-20
minute walk to the stadium. Some fans park around
the Marina area and take a 10-minute walk to the
ground. In Woolston (on the other side of the
Itchen Toll Bridge) where is plenty of street
parking, a 15-20 minute walk from there to the
ground over the bridge. To get there, leave the
M27 at Junction 8 and follow the A3025 to Woolston.
There is also a free park and ride scheme for
away supporters, situated just off junction 8
of the M27.
The stadium is around one and a half miles from
Southampton railway station. There is also a shuttle
bus taking fans from the station to the ground,
operating from the Blechynden Terrace bus stop
outside the station. There are signs from the
station to the ground. Turn left out of the station'
s southern entrance and walk up Western Esplanade,
which becomes Civic Centre Road, walking between
the Civic Centre and Marlands Shopping Centre.
At a crossroads with the Nationwide Building Society
on one corner and Lloyds Bank on another, cross
into New Road, past a park and college, eventually
reaching a road junction with a number of traffic
lights. Cross Kings Way into Northam Road and
follow this road for quarter of a mile until you
reach the ground on your right. There are signs
provided by the local council, which direct fans
from the station to the ground.
Friendly pubs:
The Prince of Wales
The Bevois Castle and The Station in the city
centre
The Eagle and the Anchor (next to East Street
indoor shopping centre)
The Standing Order in the city centre
The Chapel Arms
The Coopers Arms, in Belvedere Road
The Dolphin, the Junction
Have you been to this ground? What did you think?
Let us know:
kelvin.stuttard@eastlancsnews.co.uk
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