Blackpool

Blackpool Ground Information

Away Fans’ Stand

North Stand

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Ticket Info

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Facilities for Disabled Fans

Bloomfield Road provides a number of facilities and services to supporters with disabilities. Away supporters with a visual impairment can benefit from an audio description match commentary; two headsets available from the ticket office. Assistance dogs are also permitted.

The away stand has 25 pitch-side wheelchair spaces, complete with an accompanying space for personal assistants. And for fans with an ambulant disability, there are easy access steps in the away section too. For more details, Blackpool’s disability liaison officer is Chris Beveridge – 0871 622 1953 or [email protected]

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Pre-Match Pints

A pub that proves popular with travelling supporters is the Old Bridge House on Lytham Road. It’s not too far from the ground – a short walk down Bloomfield Road towards the seafront, with Lytham Road on the right. It’s one of a few places you’ll find on that particular road.

Blackpool Travel Information – Distance: 218 miles

By Road

On a good run, you can hope to complete the trip from Stevenage to Blackpool in under four hours by car. And it’s not a route that’s going to prove too complicated either; a significant proportion will be spent on motorways.

From Stevenage, take your preferred path across to the M1 and head north. Join the M6 and continue on your route northbound. This will be the longest stretch of the trip by far – Junction 32 of the M6 is what you’re aiming for.

At Junction 32, exit onto the M55 towards Blackpool for five miles. The M55 turns into the A5230, with a roundabout soon after. Here, take the second exit onto Yeadon Way for a couple of miles. This road takes you up the left hand side of Blackpool South railway station.

At this point, continue straight over the roundabout onto Seasiders Way. Keep going onto the next intersection at the corner of the stadium. Go straight on and you have arrived.

Tools: AA Route Planner | Highways Agency

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Parking

According to Blackpool Football Club, the car park that runs alongside the West Stand – the one that our car route takes you to – is available to use. It’ll cost you £3.50 for up to three hours or £7.50 for longer. If this is full, however, there are at least four other Pay and Display car parks within short walking distance of the stadium; two to the north and two to the south.

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By Rail

Station: BLACKPOOL SOUTH
Services to: PRESTON, MANCHESTER PICCADILLY (for LEEDS)

The good news is that Blackpool South is a short walk from Bloomfield Road stadium. The bad news is that it will mean an early start for those wishing to travel by train due to the changes involved.

It would seem that the quickest journey time comes in at just under five hours and involves changes at Leeds for Manchester Piccadilly and Manchester Piccadilly for Preston.

Blackpool North is another option and saves a little bit of time, but the station is located across the other side of the town.

Tools: National Rail | TfL Journey Planner