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AWAY DAY GUIDE: CRAWLEY v CITY

25 September 2021

Match Previews

AWAY DAY GUIDE: CRAWLEY v CITY

25 September 2021

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The Bantams will hope to return to winning ways when visiting Crawley Town tomorrow (3.00pm).
 
We have compiled a handy Away Day Guide - packed full of useful information ahead of the contest!
 
STADIUM ADDRESS
 
The People's Pension Stadium
 
Winfield Way
 
Broadfield
 
Crawley
 
West Sussex
 
RH11 9RX
 
ABOUT THE GROUND
 
A relatively new venue, The People's Pension Stadium has been home to Crawley Town since opening in 1997.
 
The 6,134-capacity ground includes two covered seating stands - the West Stand and East Stand - and the North and South covered terraces. Away supporters are housed in the North Terrace and in areas of the East Stand.
 
The stadium has also been home to Brighton & Hove Albion Women Football Club since 2018.
 
TICKETS
 
City supporters can PAY ON THE DAY and will be able to purchase tickets from the Crawley Town ticket office tomorrow, as well as the ticket cabin at The People's Pension Stadium.
 
Supporters wishing to collect tickets will also be able to do so from the matchday ticket collection window at the grey portacabin. 
 
Please note seated tickets are SOLD OUT, with only standing admission still available. 
 
Travelling supporters will be housed in The KR-L Stand and in areas of The People's Pension Stand. 
 
Admission prices are as follows:
 
Adults: £18.00
Over-65s: £14.00
Under-21s: £13.00
Under-18s: £12,00
Under-16s: £6.00
Under-11s: FREE (with paying adult)
 
Ambulant disabled supporters pay the above age-related rate and will be entitled to a free carer.
 
CAR PARKING
 
Car parking at The People's Pension Stadium is for season-ticket and pass holders only.
 
Free parking, however, is available in the William Reed Car Park (RH11 9RT) in Broadfield Park, a short walk from the stadium.
 
ENTERTAINMENT AND REFRESHMENTS
 
To drink:
 
The Redz Bar located at the stadium welcomes away supporters and families prior to kick off. It is located behind the South Terrace.
 
Other nearby pubs for away supporters include the New Moon on Brighton Road and The Downsman - on Wakehurst Drive.
 
To eat:
 
A selection of hot and cold refreshments are available to purchase from the kiosks and bars inside the stadium.
 
Pies, pastries and hot dogs are all on sale at The People's Pension Stadium.
 
GETTING THERE
 
By car:
 
The People's Pension Stadium is easily accessible off the A23. Come off at the Pease Pottage (junction 11) turn-off and follow the signs for Crawley.
 
As you approach the town you will see a roundabout with a big football in the middle. The stadium is the first turning on the left - on Winfield Way.
 
By train:
 
Crawley Train Station is the closest to The People's Pension Stadium but you can also get there from Three Bridges or Gatwick Airport stations.
 
There is a taxi rank outside Crawley station, some of which are wheelchair accessible, you will be charged by the mile.
 
By bus:
 
The stadium is easily accessible by bus from all over Crawley and many parts of Sussex and Surrey. Buses stop right outside the entrance to the car park.
 
Fastway 10 serves the stadium every seven minutes and drops supporters right outside.
 
There are 12 buses an hour which go past the stadium. A timetable can be viewed HERE.
 
Fastway 20 (Gatwick South Terminal only) serves the stadium every 20 minutes. You can upload a Fastway timetable for routes to the stadium HERE.
 
Routes 271 and 273 now provide an hourly direct service from Brighton, stopping near the stadium on the A23.
 
All Fastway buses are wheelchair accessible.
 
WEATHER

A pleasant afternoon is in store for supporters, with temperatures of 20°C accompanying an 11% chance of rain.


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