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Access-all-areas: experience St Mary’s like never before. Book an unforgettable tour around parts of the stadium you wouldn’t normally see on a matchday – including the chance to soak up the atmosphere in the St Mary’s changing rooms and even walk down the tunnel. Our expert guides will take you through the club’s history as you visit ...
Oct 8, 2021 · Experience St Mary’s in a whole new way with stadium tours now back for the 2021/22 season. Book now for an unforgettable tour around parts of the stadium you wouldn’t normally see on a matchday – including the chance to take a look around the St Mary’s changing rooms and walk down the tunnel. Our expert guides will take you through the ...
THE FAMILY STAND - Blocks 19–27. Situated in between the Chapel and Kingsland Stands, the Family Stand is the place to be for all junior Saints fans. Keep an eye out for activities in the family themed concourse. THE KINGSLAND CENTRE AND PREMIUM - Blocks 28–30 and 32-34. It’s fully shaded, facing the tunnel with an unparalleled view of ...
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Southampton Football Club have worked in partnership with AccessAble, to produce detailed pan-disability guides for St Mary's Stadium. The accessibility information in this guide aims to assist fans with disabilities and provide an additional resource to help home and away supporters plan their visit. You can view the guide via accessable.co.uk/org...
From the city centre, the easiest way to access St Mary’s Stadium is on foot. The stadium is a mile east of the city centre and around a 15-minute walk from the High Street. From Southampton Central, the walk is half an hour walking in mostly a straight line from the station. See the public transport section for more.
National Rail Southampton Central Station [SOU] The station is located at Blechynden Terrace, Southampton SO15 1AL; 30 mins' walk from the ground It offers the following services: 1. South West Trains services to London Waterloo, Weymouth, Poole, Portsmouth and Salisbury 2. Southern services to Brighton and London Victoria 3. First Great Western se...
St. Mary’s Stadium on Google Maps, click here The stadium is served by the following main roads: 1. From North: M3; via M25, passing Winchester and Basingstoke 2. From South: no route, ground is located on the South Coast 3. From East: M27; from Portsmouth, passing Fareham 4. From West: M27, M271, A33; passing Copythorne and Nursling From City Cent...
| SOUTHAMPTON FOOTBALL CLUB visiting supporters guide to st mary’s stadium 12 | cashless stadium St. Mary’s Stadium is now completely cashless and therefore we do not take any cash payments. We accept all major debit and credit cards and mobile payments, such as Apple Pay and Google Pay.
City centre – 10 minutes. Town Quay ferry terminal – 15-20 minutes walk. Southampton Central train station – 20 minutes walk. From Southampton city centre follow the brown walking man signs with a football symbol which are located around the city centre to reach St Mary’s Stadium.
Mar 21, 2024 · The Club moved from The Dell to the new St Mary’s Stadium in 2001. In some ways, this saw the Club returning to its roots as it was originally founded as ‘Southampton St Marys’, hence the club nickname ‘The Saints’.
