Broadhall Way

Capacity 7,100
Address Broadhall Way, Stevenage, Hertfordshire, SG2 8RH
Ticket Prices Seating £23(A)/£21(B) Terracing £19(A)/£17(B)
www.stevenagefc.com

Broadhall Way has been transformed in the last decade and is now proudly one of the 92 league grounds. The stadium has a capacity of 7,100, with 1,400 allocated to visitors. Away fans are seated in the South Stand (opposite end to the car park). The South Stand is the newest stand in the stadium and has a 1,400 seated capacity. The stand also has excellent views and acoustics.

The main stand is the other seated stand in the ground and has a capacity of 2,000. This stand also houses the club’s offices as well as the executive boxes and of course dressing rooms and tunnel. Behind the main stand is the main entrance and the ‘Boro Shop’. The Roebuck Suite is also located in this stand and is used to host events.

The East Terrace is the most popular stand in the ground. It’s fully terraced and is also where the “Barmy Army” congregate and sing from. It has a capacity for 3000 supporters. If you’ve ever seen a game from Broadhall Way on the TV, then this is the angle you will have seen as the TV gantry is situated at the top of the East Terrace along with the clock.

The North stand (Broadhall Way End) is again another terrace which holds around approx 500-700 supporters. This end also has facilities for disabled supporters. It’s expected that this stand will be upgraded soon now the club has been promoted into the football league. Plans are to replace the whole stand with a 2,500-3,000 seated stand which will also house the club’s offices. These plans are yet to be confirmed though.

The Broadhall Suite (Stripes) is located in the South-East corner of the ground between the away end and East Terrace. This is usually open to all supporters on matchdays, but this may be subject to change.

The club shop is located behind the main stand.

Entry prices for away supporters this season are £18 (adults) £15 (concessions) and £10 (under 18).

The main car park for the stadium is opposite the ground on Fairlands Showground and it’s free.

The Roaring Meg retail park opposite the ground is also used for parking and has eating outlets such as Burger King and Pizza Hut.

A small amount of parking is also located behind the East Terrace.

The scoreboard that was used previously at Southampton’s old Dell Stadium is now positioned on the top of the South Stand and provides home supporters with goal flashes as well as advertising.

The record attendance at Broadhall Way is currently 8,040 when Newcastle visited in the FA Cup in 1998.

Panoramic View

Getting to Broadhall Way

By car

Sat Nav Reference: SG2 8RH

Leave the A1(M) at Junction 7. The ground is on the right after the second roundabout. The main car park is opposite the ground on the left after the second roundabout and is free.

By train

Get a train to Stevenage Station which is on the East Coast Mainline. The line is managed and served by First Capital Connect with good connections to London Kings Cross. To get to the ground, come out of the station and down the stairs and head onto Lytton Way walking towards the Police station. At the roundabout take the second exit onto Six Hills Way until you reach another roundabout. At this one go right (3rd exit) onto Monkswood Way where you will go pass an ASDA and the North Hertfordshire College. Follow this road until the end and the ground will be on the left.

The Future?

Plans are being finalised on the new North Stand. Below is an artists impression of what the exterior of the stand will look like from the A602 dual-carriageway.