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Below is a colour-coded map of the stadium entrances to help fans find their allocated point of entry. All home fans will enter via the Plough Lane end of the stadium only. Please note that fans in the Reston Waste Stand or Ry Stand can only enter via Gates 3, 4 and 5. Fans seated in the Cappagh Stand can only enter via Gate 2.
Below is a seating plan of AFC Wimbledon's Plough Lane: Stand Photos. Plough Lane is comprised of four connected stands in a modern stadium arrangment: North Stand (1,465) – Where the away fans are housed depending on the numbers expected to travel for the game.
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- 9,215
- Plough Lane, London, Wimbledon, SW17 0NR
- 2020
- Plough Lane Seating Plan and Where to Sit
- AFC Wimbledon Ticket Prices
- Getting to Plough Lane
- Plough Lane Hotels
- Pubs and Bars Near Plough Lane
- Facilities
- Hospitality
- Stadium Tours & Museum
- About AFC Wimbledon
- Plough Lane History
Being a brand new stadium, the design allows for seating right the way around the stadium in the more modern bowl style, with a total capacity of 9,215. Seating is all single story so there is the potential to build upwards in the future if the club do well. The four stands all have sponsorship, with the Ry Stand towards the East holding 2,391 fans...
There are no difficult systems to figure out when buying tickets to watch games at Plough Lane. The only thing that will affect the price you pay for your ticket is where you want to sit and your age. That said, you will pay £2 more if you try and buy on the day, so book in advance. We have below the cheapest and most expensive tickets for adults a...
South West London isn’t exactly difficult to get to, so the options in terms of transport are many. Car– This is London, so driving isn’t advised unless you want your stress levels to go through the roof. If you are determined to drive then the A24 is your best bet from the South, those coming from North of London can make their own best judgements...
You’re not going to struggle for somewhere to stay in London, although you may struggle with some of the prices! There are a few of our favourite options for those on different budgets below:
Wimbledon was the favourite watering hole of Oliver Reed, so it’s safe to say there are some very well used drinking establishments in the area. We would go to one of these three:
Plough Lane might host a club playing in the lower professional leagues, but their facilities are premier. You can get food and drink from a variety of vendors, the rest rooms are brand new, and the seating is all covered to protect from all but the wildest of weather.
Hospitality packages are aimed at businesses rather than individuals at Plough Lane, so most options require long term commitments, but there are a few tickets held back of anyone wanting to treat themselves to a one off special matchday occasion. There are four chic lounges at the stadium as well as corporate boxes. You can expect VIP treatment in...
Tours of Plough Lane cost £12 for adults, £10 for concessions, and £5 for under 18s. The tours take in the whole stadium, even private areas, and end with their ‘Greatest Journey’ exhibition. The ex-CEO has even been a tour guide in the past, and the story of the club is genuinely more interesting than most even if you are not a supporter.
The club is one of the new generation of football clubs, like FC United of Manchester, formed in reaction to the goings on at bigger and more famous clubs. In this particular instance AFC Wimbledon was formed by a Wimbledon supporter disgusted by the decision of an FA panel to allow the club to relocate to Milton Keynes. Though AFC Wimbledon has no...
The history of Plough Lane can be told in two parts, because there have actually been two different stadiums with the same name and almost on the exact same site too. The original stadium was used by Wimbledon FC from 1912 until 1991, when the Taylor Report forced the club to look for a new ground. They played at Selhurst park in the interim, but t...
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May 16, 2024 · After having begun construction on 2019, the ground finally opened in November 2020. As with any other modern stadium, Plough Lane manages to bring excellent facilities in almost every regard. The ground comes with a familiar setup with four individual stands. The seats have a mix of blue and yellow.
Jun 20, 2020 · Seating layout design for new stadium. 20 June 2020. 29284 views. Following consultation on the seating layout, this is the final design that we will be putting into the new stadium. Blue and yellow speckled effect around the west, north and south stands, blending to a solid blue in the east stand with ‘The Dons’ prominently written in ...
Mar 4, 2024 · The AFC Wimbledon Stadium Tour offers fans a unique opportunity to explore the new Plough Lane stadium, and learn about the club’s history. Visitors can walk around the stadium’s facilities, including the players’ changing rooms, manager’s office, and hospitality areas.
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1 day ago · CHERRY RED RECORDS STADIUM, PLOUGH LANE, LONDON. SW17 0NR. TELEPHONE: 020 8991 6693. Capacity: 9,215. Surface: Grass
