Bolton Wanderers - Reebok Stadium

Reebok Stadium Burnden Way Bolton Lancashire BL6 6JW Capacity: 28,723 Map: Multimap

What's the ground like?

Bolton is one of the most impressive stadiums in the league despite its very small size. Its a very unique stadium with the lower tears being rectangular while the upper tiers are semi circle.

Another unique thing about the Reebok is the home and away teams come out of two separate tunnels.

Directions

Leave the M61 at junction 6, and take the first exit off the slip road roundabout onto the A6027 Mansell Way. Go straight over the roundabout and take the slip road for the car-parks.

Parking

Car parking is available at the ground, with a specified area for away fans (section A). Expect to pay a minimum of around £5. There are only a few roads around the ground that you can park in - due to the ground being located out of the town.

Be aware, its very busy after the game and expect to wait around 1 hour to get away from the ground.

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Away Fan's Experience

Facilities for the away fans are probably one of the best around. They locate away fans in the upper tier of the South Stand behind the goal, and sometimes in the lower tier to, depending on the demand for tickets.

There food kiosks offer a wide variety of refreshments, and it operates in a post office style system. You que up then go to a number where you are usually greeted by two members of staff. One will take your order and money while the other will get your order for you. They usually work pretty quickly also.

Where to drink

The Bromilow Arms - The Bromilow Arms is located on Lockstock Lane and is about a five minute walk away from the ground. This pub is a pretty friendly pub and does have a mixture of both home and away fans. They also offer car parking for just £2.50.

Many Aston Villa fans that travel up on coaches tend to stop of in Manchester before the game for a drink there. If you have a designated driver, this may be a idea?

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