The Reds return to action this Saturday afternoon with an inaugural match against Scunthorpe United in prospect.
Adam Hinshelwood’s side will contest their eighth away match of the season against the Iron, seeking a third successive win on the road in the Enterprise National League.
Included in this Travel Guide is comprehensive information on travel arrangements, stadium facilities, and directions to the ground. Please ensure you read this guide before travelling this weekend.
Directions
The Attis Arena is well-signposted from the M181. Sat-nav postcode: DN15 8TD.
By Car
- Exit M180 at Junction 3
- Take M181 then A1077
- Right at first roundabout onto A18
- Right into stadium car park
- Postcode: DN15 8TD
By Train
- Scunthorpe station is ~2 miles from ground
- Walk via Oswald Road toward Doncaster Road
- Continue until Glanford Park on your left
- Taxi recommended (~5 mins, ~£6)
By Bus
- From town centre catch Stagecoach
- Routes 1, 35, or 90 down Doncaster Road
- Nearest stop: Tesco retail park
- Short walk to stadium from stop
Parking
- 600+ Total Spaces
- Cost Per Car £5
- Payment On arrival
Advance parking bookings via sufctickets.com
Tickets
You can purchase your ticket online through the following link, with prices listed below: Scunthorpe United vs Worthing FC Tickets.
Ticket prices purchased in advance of the day (before Saturday 14 November) will be marginally cheaper compared to purchasing on the day.
Supporters are heavily advised purchase their tickets in advance of the game to avoid unnecessary delays at Scunthorpe’s ticket office on the day of the fixture.
Reds supporters will be accommodated in a segregated area which holds up to 1,522 seated spectators.
Advance Prices
Adult: £22.00
65+/Students/18-21: £17.00
Under 18: £11.00
Under 12 – FREE (maximum of two per paying adult / concession)
Matchday Prices
Adult: £24.00
65+/Students/18-21: £19.00
Under 18: £12.00
Under 12 – £1.00
No cash turnstiles. On-the-day sales available from the north-east corner booth.
You can call Scunthorpe’s ticket office team on 01724 747670 or visit the Ticket Office at The Attis Arena.
Coach Travel
The Worthing FC Supporters Association have secured Coach Travel for Worthing supporters planning on making the journey to Lincolnshire.
At just £45 a ticket (£40 for Members of the Supporters Association) the coach i the most affordable mode of transport and allows you to travel with fellow supporters.
The Coach is scheduled to leave the Sussex Transport Community Stadium at 7:30am on Saturday morning and will leave roughly 30-45 minutes after the end of the match.
BOOK NOW – WFCSAtravel.co.uk
AMS Stand (South)
The AMS Stand is the dedicated away end, located on the south side of the ground.
Entry Gates
Access the AMS Stand via turnstile gates 6A, 6B, 6C, 7A, and 7B on the south side of the stadium.
Timeline
A typical matchday timeline for visiting supporters.
1:30pm: Gates Open
2:15pm: Warm-Ups
Accessibility
Scunthorpe United welcomes disabled visiting supporters and their carers.
Disabled Parking
- Blue badge holders: First come first served in the East Car Park – chargeable
- Reserved spaces available on request
Facilities
- Wheelchair positions available for away supporters
- Carer admitted free of charge
- Contact ticket office to book: 01724 747670
Local Area
Nearby pubs, food options and accommodation for visiting fans.
- The Berkeley Hotel – Traditional pub on Berkeley Circle, 10-min walk
- Tesco Extra & Retail Park – Food & Shops Adjacent to the ground, pre-match meals available
- Travelodge Scunthorpe – Hotel Right next to the stadium, ideal for overnight stays
- Scunthorpe Town Centre Pubs & Restaurants – 10 mins further via Berkeley Circle, variety of options
Flags & Instruments
Permission is required for large flags and musical instruments. Please submit requests to chris.birkenshaw@scunthorpe-united.co.uk a minimum of 48 hours before the match.
All flags require a valid fire safety certificate. Flags without a certificate will not be permitted into the ground.
Originally published by Worthing FC ↗