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Huddersfield's Supporters' Guide VISITING SUPPORTERS GUIDE 2021/22 TOWN HUDDERSFIELD @htafc ● WELCOME ● GETTING TO THE JOHN SMITH’S STADIUM ● TICKET INFORMATION AND THE AWAY SECTION ● STADIUM PLAN ● INFORMATION FOR DISABLED SUPPORTERS ● ON MATCH DAY ● SUPPORTER SERVICES TEAM ● FOOD & DRINK CONTENTS @htafc WELCOME TO THE HUDDERSFIELD TOWN AWAY FAN GUIDE Thank you for choosing to visit the John Smith’s Stadium. On behalf of everyone at Huddersfield Town, we look forward to welcoming you to West Yorkshire. This guide is intended to help you make the most of your trip. It provides information on travel to and from the stadium, the away area at the ground and ticketing. We hope that you find these pages useful and wish you a safe and memorable trip to the John Smith’s Stadium. WELCOME @htafc The John Smith’s Stadium Stadium Way, T. 01484 484100 Huddersfield, F. 01484 484184 E. [email protected] HD1 6PG W. www.johnsmithsstadium.com TRAVEL INFORMATION The John Smith’s StadiumM62 Eastbound from Manchester M1 North/Southbound Exit the M62 at Junction 24 onto the A629 and Exit the M1 at Junction 42 and continue West on BRADFORD LEEDS A644 follow the signs towards Huddersfield Town Centre. the M62. Exit the M62 at Junction 25 onto the A644 MAP OVERVIEW M1 Stadium Way, AfterT. 01484 approximately 484100 2 miles follow the signs for the (Wakefield Road). At the junction with the A62 take the J27 CASTLEFORD HALIFAX J26 J28 Stadium,F. 01484 turning 484184 left on to Castlegate ring road, second exit towards Huddersfield (Leeds Road) A62. A646 J29 M62 Huddersfield, J42 turn left onto Leeds Road (A62) then follow the Continue along this road for approximately 3 miles DEWSBURY E. [email protected] J25 WAKEFIELD J41 HD1 6PG official car park signs. then follow the official car park signs. A58 J24 W. www.johnsmithsstadium.com J23 J40 A642 M62 A61 M62 Westbound from Leeds Train HUDDERSFIELD M1 A62 Exit the M62 at Junction 25 onto the A64 (Wakefield The nearest train station is Huddersfield Train A636 HOLMFIRTH A635 BARNSLEY Road). At the junction with the A62 take the second Station and is a short walk or taxi ride from the A635 OLDHAM A616 A629 A628 exit towards Huddersfield (Leeds Road) A62. Stadium. For train times call 08457 48 49 50. A6024 Continue along this road for approximately 3 miles, TRAVEL INFORMATION and then follow the official car park signs. M62 Eastbound from Manchester M1 North/Southbound M62 EASTBOUND M62 WESTBOUND Exit the M62 at Junction 24 onto the A629 and Exit the M1 at Junction 42 and continue West on FROM MANCHESTER LEEDS A641 FROM LEEDS BRADFORD NORTHGATE M62 EASTBOUND FROM MANCHESTER The John Smith’sA644 Stadium M62 follow the signs towards Huddersfield Town Centre. the M62. Exit the M62 at Junction 25 onto the A644 MAP OVERVIEW M62M1 JOHN SMITH’S WAKEFIELD RD A62 A629 STADIUM A644 After approximately 2 miles follow the signs for the (Wakefield Road). At the junction with the A62 take the NEW N RD LEEDS RD Exit the M62 at Junction 24 onto the A629 and follow the signs towards Huddersfield Town J27 CASTLEFORD HALIFAX J26 J28 Stadium, turning left on to Castlegate ring road, second exit towards Huddersfield (Leeds Road) A62. A646 J29 M62 T. 01484 484100 A62 Stadium Way, J42 J25 DEWSBURY Centre. After approximately two milesturn follow left onto Leeds the Road signs (A62) forthen followthe theStadium, Continue along turning this road forleft approximately on to 3 miles M62 LEEDS RD WAKEFIELD J25 F. 01484A640 484184 J41 official car park signs. then follow the official car park signs.Huddersfield, A58 J24 J24 TRINITY ST J23 E. [email protected] Castlegate Ring Road, turn left onto Leeds Road (A62) then follow the official car park signs. J40 HD1 6PG M62 A642 M62 A61 HUDDERSFIELD RD M1 A643 A6107 M62 Westbound from Leeds Train HUDDERSFIELD A643 W. www.johnsmithsstadium.com A62 BRADLEY RD Exit the M62 at Junction 25 onto the A64 (Wakefield The nearest train station is Huddersfield Train A636 A644 A643 HOLMFIRTH A629 A629 A635 BARNSLEY WAKEFIELD RD A62 Road). At the junction with the A62 take the second Station and is a short walk or taxi ride from the A635 LEEDS RD M62 WESTBOUND FROM LEEDS OLDHAM A616 A629 A628 exit towards Huddersfield (Leeds Road) A62. Stadium. For train times call 08457 48 49 50. A62 A6024 MANCHESTER RD HUDDERSFIELD Continue along this road for approximately 3 miles, Exit the M62 at Junction 25 onto the A644 (Wakefield Road). At the junction with the A62 A62 TO HUDDERSFIELD and then follow the official car park signs. A629 TO HUDDERSFIELD take the second exit towards Huddersfield (Leeds Road) A62. ContinueTRAVEL along INFORMATION this road for M62 EASTBOUND M62 WESTBOUND BRADLEY MILLS ENTRANCE FOLLOW BLUE SIGNS approximately three miles, and then followFROM MANCHESTER the official car park signs.M62 Eastbound fromA641 Manchester M1FROM North/Southbound LEEDS STADIUM SITE MAP NORTHGATE Exit the M62 at Junction 24 onto the A629 and Exit the M1 at Junction 42 and continue West on ST ANDREW’SLEEDS ENTRANCE FOLLOW RED SIGNS M62 JOHN SMITH’S M62 WAKEFIELD RD BRADFORD A62 A644 follow the signsA629 towards HuddersfieldSTADIUM Town Centre. the M62. Exit the M62 at JunctionA644 25 onto the A644 MAP OVERVIEW M1 NEW N RD LEEDS RD TO HUDDERSFIELD After approximately 2 miles follow the signs for the (Wakefield Road). At the junction with the A62 take the LEEDS ROAD A62 TO LEEDS & M62 J25 THISTLE ST. J27 A62 CASTLEFORD HALIFAX J26 J28 M1 NORTH/SOUTHBOUND Stadium, turning left on to Castlegate ring road, second exit towardsJ25 Huddersfield (Leeds Road) A62. A646 J29 M62 LEEDS RD J42 M62 DEWSBURY turn leftA640 onto Leeds Road (A62) then follow the Continue along this road for approximately 3 miles J25 WAKEFIELD TRINITY ST Exit the M1 at Junction 42 and continue West on theJ24 M62. Exit the M62 at Junction 25 J41 official car park signs. then follow the official car park signs. A58 J24 J23 FOOT BRIDGE P J40 M62 A642 HUDDERSFIELD RD A643 A6107 M62 A61 Town Avenue onto the A644 (Wakefield Road). At the junction withA643 the A62 takeM62 the Westbound second from Leedsexit towards Train HUDDERSFIELD M1 BRADLEY RD A62 Car Park Exit the M62 at Junction 25 onto the A64 (Wakefield The nearest train station is HuddersfieldA644 Train A636 A643 A629 HOLMFIRTH Huddersfield (Leeds Road) A62. Continue along thisA629 road for approximately threeWAKEFIELD miles RD then A62 A635 BARNSLEY Road). At the junction with the A62 take the second Station and is a short walk LEEDSor taxi RD ride from the A635 ROAD BRIDGE OLDHAM A616 A629 A628 A62 RIVER COLNE exit towardsMANCHESTER Huddersfield RD HUDDERSFIELD (Leeds Road) A62. Stadium. For train times call 08457 48 49 50. LT UT follow the official car park signs. A6024 UT LT Continue along this road for approximately 3 miles, A62 TO HUDDERSFIELD T16-13 T12-9 T8-5 T4-1 A629 TO HUDDERSFIELD and then follow the official car park signs. THE REVELL WARD P STAND Bradly Mills COACH PARK EXIT Car Park Blue TRAIN M62 EASTBOUND M62 WESTBOUND Entrance EXIT FROM MANCHESTERBRADLEY MILLS ENTRANCE FOLLOW BLUE SIGNSA641 T20-17 FROM LEEDS T47-44 STADIUM SITE MAP NORTHGATE M62 ST ANDREW’S ENTRANCEM62 FOLLOW RED SIGNS JOHN SMITH’S WAKEFIELD RD The nearest train station is Huddersfield Train Station and is a short walk or taxi ride from A62 A629 STADIUM A644 NEW N RD LEEDS RD P TO HUDDERSFIELD CINEMA the Stadium. For train times call . LEEDS ROAD A62 A62 CAR PARK 08457 48 49 50 TOST ANDREW’S LEEDSROAD & M62 J25 THISTLE ST. CHADWICK J25 FANTASTIC T24-21 LEEDS RD M62 MEDIA A640 LAWRENCE J24 TRINITY ST STAND STAND M62 Red FOOT BRIDGE P P CINEMA PARKING Entrance HUDDERSFIELD RD A643 A6107 A643 Town Avenue BRADLEY RD St Andrew’s T31-25 A644 T43-40 A643 Car Park A629 EXIT A629 STADIUM WAYWAKEFIELD RD A62 Home and Away Supporters can park in the Gasworks Street car park (HD1 6AF) on Car Park EXIT LEEDS RD ROADA62 BRIDGE MANCHESTER RD HUDDERSFIELD LV= BRITANNIA RESCUE match day for £5, however there is no cash pay onRIVER the COLNE day at this car park. You can STAND LT UT A629 TO HUDDERSFIELDUT LT A62 TO HUDDERSFIELDT32-39 either call the Ticket Office on01484 960 606 or book onlineT16-13 byT12-9 visiting T8-5 T4-1 THE REVELL WARD P STAND COACH PARK Bradly Mills EXIT , Car Park Blue eticketing.co.uk/huddersfieldtown/Hospitality/LandingPage/Index/2782STADIUM SITE MAP BRADLEY MILLS ENTRANCE FOLLOW BLUE SIGNS ST ANDREW’S ENTRANCEEntrance FOLLOW RED SIGNS please note you will need to register an account. You can eitherT20-17 print the parking EXIT T47-44 TO HUDDERSFIELD LEEDS ROADP A62 TO LEEDS & M62 J25 pass at home with no booking fees, or alternatively the Ticket OfficeTHISTLE ST. will post one CINEMA CAR PARK ST ANDREW’S ROAD FANTASTIC out to you however booking fees and postage will apply.T24-21 TheCHADWICK Gasworks Street car LAWRENCE MEDIA FOOT BRIDGE P STAND STAND park is approximately a 10 minute walk to the Stadium. Town Avenue Red P CINEMA Car Park Minibus parking costs £15 and coach parkingEntrance costs £20. To book, please email St Andrew’s T43-40 ROAD BRIDGE T31-25 EXIT STADIUM WAY Car Park RIVER COLNE [email protected], or call 01484 484 151. EXIT LT UT UT LT LV= BRITANNIA RESCUE T16-13 T12-9 T8-5 T4-1 THE REVELL WARD P Should you require disabled parking, please contact the Club on STAND T32-39 or [email protected] STAND Bradly Mills TRAVEL INFORMATION TRAVEL COACH PARK EXIT Car Park Blue Entrance 01484 960 606, option 5.
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