Stevenage FC

This is a Category A game so match day prices on the turnstiles range from FREE to £20 in the terraces and from £9 to £24 in the seats. Remember if you buy in advance online or in person (by 4pm the day prior to a game) you can save money by buying at ‘in advance’ prices. 

Read our match preview of Saturday's big game HERE.

Please note there is no match day parking available at Fairlands Valley car park on Tuesday due to the presence of the fairground. Please do not park on the grass verges alongside the A602 as your vehicle is likely to be ticketed by the local authorities. 

Parking is available in any of the town centre car parks, which are just a 15-20 minute walk to The Lamex. Parking is available in nearby residential streets but we ask fans to be considerate with their parking and not to block driveways and cause inconvenience for local residents

Please also do not park in the adjacent Roaring Meg retail park. New parking rules imposed last year by the Roaring Meg management restrict parking to 90 minutes on a match day, which come in to effect two hours before kick-off. Anyone exceeding this time limit could face a £100 fine. 

The Broadhall Suite will be open from 5pm to home fans only. Wolves fans have a variety of options for pre-match food and drink with a handful of pubs and restaurants close to the ground and a wider range of options in Stevenage town centre, Stevenage Leisure Park and the Old Town.

The current forecast suggests a cloudy day in Stevenage with occasional outbreaks of sunshine.  Temperature at kick-off is forecast to be 15 degrees.

Some of the key timings for Tuesday:

10am - Shop open 

5pm – Ticket office and Broadhall Suite (home fans only) both open

6.30pm - Turnstiles open

7.15pm (approx) - Team news announced

7.45pm - Stevenage v Wolves kicks-off

8.30pm (approx) – Half time. The STS Tyre Pros “Through the Tyre” Challenge and 50/50 draw results

9.30pm (approx) – Full time. The shop reopens for a short while.

 

Listen to live commentary on Boro Player. Alternatively you can follow our match feed on Twitter @stevenagefc or follow our Facebook updates.

 

  

A. Stevenage is easily accessible from locations around the country with The Lamex Stadium also simple to find once you're here. (Click here to download a copy of the below map)

 

- Leave A1(M) at Junction 7 and head into Stevenage. 

- Cross over first roundabout (2nd exit) 

- Cross over second roundabout (2nd exit) and free parking (500 spaces) is available on your left at Fairlands Valley car park. The ground will be on your right. 

- Once you have parked please make your way safely to the ground via the underpass to the far right, by the roundabout. Please do not cross the dual carriageway by running across it.

 

Stevenage train station is on the East Coast main line and has regular services running between the capital and the north. First Capital Connect trains run between London Kings Cross (from 25 mins) and Peterborough (50 mins). Many East Coast mainline services also stop at Stevenage providing travel options between London, Leeds, York, Newcastle and Edinburgh.

 

On arrival at the station you then have two options to continue your journey to The Lamex:

 

By Taxi: A taxi will take five minutes and cost approximately £5. Turn left out of the ticket barriers, take the next left down stairs and the taxi rank is immediately on your left.

 

By Foot: The train station is approximately one mile from the ground and is easily accessible using the town's footpaths and pedestrian underpasses. Turn left out of the ticket barriers and take the next stairs on the right, prior to the bridge. Head along the A602, Lytton Way, with the railway and car parks on your right hand side. At the roundabout with Stevenage police station, take the second exit into Six Hills Way. At the next roundabout take the third exit (right) continuing along the A602 Monkswood Road, passing Asda on your right and North Herts College. After about 1/2 a mile you will arrive at a roundabout and The Lamex will be directly in front of you.

 

A. The club shop will be open from 10am to 7.45pm  tomorrow, giving you the opportunity to buy club merchandise and pick up your ticket if you're yet to do so. Remember the club shop is holding a sale on all replica shirts meaning you can pick up any remaining home shirt or goalkeeper top for just £14.99.The club shop will also be open for 30-45 minutes after the final whistle. The ticket office will be open from 5pm, allowing fans to collect pre-booked tickets.

Once inside the ground, fans in the East Terrace will also have the chance to buy official club merchandise from the Supporters Association hut there.

 

A. All turnstiles will open from 6.30pm.

 

A. Where to enter the stadium depends on your ticket. Find your correct gate below and then click on the link beneath to download a copy of our stadium map.

 

- Home fans in the West Stand (seats) need to enter through Gates 1-4 to the north of the ground.

- Home fans in the North Terrace (standing) need to enter through Gates 5-8.

- Home fans in the East Terrace (standing) need to enter through Gates 9-12 (to the north of the ground) or Gates 13-16 underneath the centre of the East Terrace.

- Wolves fans in the South Stand (seats) need to enter through Gates 17-20.

- Wolves fans in the West Stand (seats) need to enter through Gate 21, to the south of the ground.

- Press and scouts are required to collect passes from the Executive Suite underneath the South (away) Stand

- Corporate hospitality guests will enter the stadium through the Directors & Hospitality entrance.

Click here to download a copy of our stadium map.

 

A. Priced at £3, our programme will be available around the stadium on Saturday and features the usual round-up of news, fun features and information.

 

A. Yes, all four stands have tea bars which offer a range of food, snacks, drinks and healthy options for adults and children alike. Please see an example of one of our menus below...

A. Want to be in with a chance of leaving The Lamex with some money? Then make sure you take part in the Supporters Association 50/50 draw. Tickets cost just £1 and are available from the 50/50 girls around the ground. Half the money raised at each game goes to one lucky winner – so make sure you’re in it to win it. Simply listen out for the draw which is made at half-time or keep an eye on the scoreboard for the results.

 

A. The easiest way to find the nearest tea bar, toilets and exit is by following the arrows on our pitchside gate signs (see below), at the front of each stand. Alternatively you can ask a steward.

A. If you have any questions during your visit then please don’t hesitate to ask one of our friendly stewards. They’ll be able to help you out with any queries – no matter how little – from finding your seat to pointing you in the right direction for the nearest toilets, tea bars etc.

 

 

A. There are four ways you can buy tickets at The Lamex Stadium:

 

1) Online at www.borotickets.co.uk. 

2) In person from the club shop, which is open Tues-Fri 10am-5pm and Saturday 10pm-12pm (non-match day). 

3) From the ticket office on the day of a game (open from midday for a Saturday home match and from 5pm for a midweek home match). This is also where tickets bought online for collection can be collected from. 

4) On the turnstiles on the day of the game

 

A. You can find our fixture list here.

 

A. Boro are back at home next Saturday 12th April when Colchester are our visitors. Book your tickets online here now!