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Anfield the Home of Liverpool FC Welcome to Anfield The home of Liverpool FC LFC prides itself on Kop, Main Stand, Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand being inclusive and and Anfield Road. The Main Stand has three working with all its tiers, the Anfield Road Stand and supporters. Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand are two-tiered, while the Kop is a single-tier. Leading up We recognise that disabled supporters to the ground, the majority of road surfaces may need assistance to fully enjoy the are level and as you enter the stadium experience at Anfield Stadium and offer a gates, all surfaces are paved variety of reasonable adjustments based on and accessible. individual needs, not their disability. This guide has been designed to ensure We offer a range of accessible services that you have all the information you need and facilities across the stadium - full to help you plan your journey to Anfield. details are included in this guide. In addition, we have a welcoming Fan Anfield Stadium is located about 2 miles Support Team who can be easily identified north of Liverpool city centre (a 10 minute by a prominent information flag. We also car journey away) in a residential area of have Accessibility Support Team wearing Liverpool. Address: Anfield Road, Liverpool, blue high visibility jackets who are on hand L4 0TH. The stadium has four stands: the around the ground to help you make the most of your matchday experience. We look forward to welcoming you to Anfield. Pre Arrival: For details on how to get to the ground, please view our Getting to Anfield Guide. Contacting the Club This guide has been put together If you have any queries or require for all visitors to Anfield and provides useful assistance please contact our disability information on how to get to the ground, ticketing team on +44 (0)151 264 2500 things to do when at the ground, places selecting the relevant option for disabled to eat and drink and facilities offered at the supporters, and a member of staff will be stadium. The guide is presented in a PDF more than happy to assist. Alternatively you format which can be printed and brought can contact us via email at with you to the game. [email protected] We aim to respond to all emails within 3 working days. Helpful Information We have updated some of the information Purchasing Tickets we provide in different formats to ensure Liverpool Football Club has a dedicated that the information we provide is team to provide advice and information accessible to all. to disabled supporters. For the most up We Provide: to date information regarding ticket sales, Online ‘Accessibility’ FAQS which are please visit our accessibility ticketing page. printed in a size 16 font. www.liverpoolfc.com/accessibility Programmes are available in alternative Visiting Anfield formats upon request. You can contact Liverpool Football Club takes great pride our Supporters’ Liaison Officer (SLO) to in welcoming visitors to our ground. We arrange this for you. Please be aware have received a prestigious award from that alternative formats may not be ‘Visit Football’ for our warm and friendly available on the day of a match but will welcome for the fifth year running. We want be available as soon as possible. To to ensure that we provide you with all the contact the SLO email: information you need to help you prepare [email protected] for your visit. Large print menus are available at catering kiosks within the ground. These menus are printed in black size 16 font and are presented on a yellow background. Just ask a member of the Catering Team for a copy on the day of the game. Hearing loops are fitted at the ticket office, the retail store and at selected low counter catering kiosks across the ground. FAMILY PARK ANFIELD ROAD Q P O N M L ANFIELD ROAD S 4 3a 3 SHANKLY ANFIELD ROAD STAND GATES K SIR KENNY DALGLISH STAND T J HILLSBOROUGH MEMORIAL 2a 96 MAIN STAND SIR KENNY DALGLISH RECEPTION RECEPTION AVENUE PODIUM PODIUM MAIN STAND H V G 1 THE KOP F W 5 A 2 PAISLEY B SQUARE E C PAISLEY GATES D LFC SUPERSTORE Plan of the Stadium Bringing Medication To catch a glimpse of the view from your to the Ground seat, view our seating plan. If you are attending the ground with oxygen please ensure that you make staff aware before you arrive by calling +44 (0)151 264 2500 and select the relevant option for disabled supporters. Getting to the ground The accessible parking bays in Anfield Road Regardless of how you travel, please allow Car Park are 2.4m x 4.8 and the commute extra time for your journey to and from from the car park to the ground is less than Anfield particularly on a matchday. There 2 minutes. The surfaces are tarmacked, are number of transport options available level and wheelchair friendly. for supporters travelling to Anfield which includes the following private transport If you have a confirmed parking space, options: you will be notified of your location by a confirmation letter which will be sent On Foot approximately two weeks prior to the game Anfield is located within a residential area. being played. The majority of the surrounding area around the ground is flat, however if you Due to limited capacity we cannot offer are travelling from the County Road area parking to visiting supporters. (by Goodison Park) you may find that the uphill walk to the Stadium is quite Drop-Off Point steep. Accessible drop-off points are in operation close to the stadium to enable you to plan a Car Parking Facilities and safe and convenient journey. Arrival Accessible Parking • Fans in the Main Stand who require an For our disabled supporters, we currently accessible drop-off point should use the have a limited number of car park spaces dedicated area on Gilman Street. available on a match by match basis. • Fans in the Kop who require an Stanley Park has 45 spaces, which are accessible drop-off point may wish allocated on a rotating match by match to use the dedicated area on Gilman allocation. Anfield Road car park has 25 Street. spaces allocated seasonally. • Fans in the Anfield Road stand should use dedicated points on Arkles Lane / If you would like to apply for a car park Wylva Road. pass please make a note of this on your • Fans in the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand ticket application or contact us on +44 should use dedicated points on (0)151 264 2500, selecting the option for Oakfield Road. disabled supporters. Please arrive early, vehicle access will be The accessible parking bays in Stanley Park available until two hours before kick-off, Car Park are located at the top end (close when routine road closures will apply. On to the ground). They are 2.4m x 4.8m and arrival our Fan Support team will be able to the commute from the car park to the direct you to the correct entrance. To see ground is less than 5 minutes. The Stanley accessible drop-off points and road closure Park Car Park surfaces are tarmacked, level information please click here and wheelchair friendly. The route from Stanley Park Car Park to the ground is lit by street lights. The following public transport options are available also: Bus Train The 917 and Soccerbus are both There are a range of train travel options accessible services available to transport for supporters living outside and within the supporters to and from Anfield Stadium on Liverpool area. Further details available here a matchday. Bike Taxi The Cycle Hub is a FREE service that allows On a matchday taxi pick up points are located fans who cycle to the game to drop-off on Sleepers Hill and Oakfield Road during the and park their bike safely and securely with game. Post match and on a non matchday an attendant. The Cycle Hub is situated taxis are available outside the Kop. Taxis from on the Anfield Road end of the Stadiumon the city centre to Anfield usually cost between a matchday. £7-£9. Taxi One operates a taxibus service from St Johns Lane, Liverpool city centre direct to Anfield. A frequent service operates from 3 hours prior to kick off. Taxi One return service will operate from the corner of Anfield Rd/Sleepers Hill opposite the Isla Gladstone conservatory back to the city centre. Matchday Access Arrangements: HOME COACH PARKING WALTON LANE TED ARK SOCCER BUS TAXI TAXI ONE PRIORY ROAD RANK SERVICE N LFC OPERCAR PA 1.5 HOURS STANLEY PARK ARKLES LANE PEDESTRIAN ROUTE INTO STANLEY PARK 501 SERVICE UTTING AVENUE SAKER STREET TANCRED ROAD OAKDENE ROAD HAYFIELD STREET SLEEPERS HILL NORGATE STREET BACKBACK ROCKFIELD ROCKFIELD ROAD ROAD BROADCAST ELDERDALE ROAD CONINGSBY ROAD VEHICLES ROCKFIELD ROAD GURNALL STREET ANFIELD ROAD ATTWOOD ST SYBIL ROAD TED LFC ARK AWAY COACH PARKING FAMILY PARK VEHICLE ROUTE BEECHDENE ROAD HILLSBOROUGH OPERA RANDOLPH STREET CAR P MEMORIAL S ALROY ROAD G ALROY ROAD T 4 IN 3aQ K PEDES AR P ACCESSIBLEP GORST STREET IN PRIORY ROAD T HILLSBOROUGH TO M T VENUE M U O RIAN U I MEMORIAL S I D ANFIELD ROAD ST T BLESSINGTON ROAD D O ANFIELD ROAD ST ANLE 96 A O P MAIN ST N RO P RECEPTION TAXI PODIUM Y U AND M P TE RANK BALFOUR STREET AC AR T CESSIBLE K L PARKI V AND ETTINGTON ROAD T ANDAND N o City G Centre 1.5 MAIN ST 3 HOURS BURNAND STREET WALTON B ARKLES LANE PAISLEY CYCLE RECK ROAD PULFORD STREET HUB WILLMER ROAD STREET SQUARE W STAND DALGLISH KENNY SIR BAGNALL STREE TAXI 9 17 SERVICE BALTIC STREET 5 RANK A K WATFORD ROAD GILMAN FINCHLEY ROAD ROBSON STREET 1 J B HORNSEY ROAD SUPERSTORE SUNBURY ROAD LFC 2a THE KOP THE KOP SIR KENNY DALGLISH C STAND RECEPTION ROAD H WYLVA TAXI F G BURLEIGH ROAD NORTH RANK D 2 SKERRIES ROAD E BURLEIGH ROAD SOUTH KOP TAXI VIENNA STREET RANK OPERATES ROAD POST-MATCH ONLY 1.5 HARROW ROAD HOURS CLAPHAM ROAD WALTON
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