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Bristol Conference Venue - Ashton Gate Stadium

Ashton Gate stadium is the home of Bristol City Football Club and Bristol Rugby Club and has undergone a £45 million transformation into a state-of-the-art 27,000 capacity stadium including new conference facilities, administration offices, a sports bar, café and shops – A truly unique venue in Bristol. View the following video to see the facilities on offer.

Now proudly the South West’s largest multi-purpose conference, exhibition and banqueting venue, all delegates can take advantage of a large, free on-site car park, with access within easy reach of the M5/M4, centre of Bristol, Bristol Airport and Temple Meads Station.

With a brand new stadium, with a wide range of unique conference suites , with first class facilities fully flexible to your needs, making it the ideal Bristol venue to hold your conference, exhibition, training session, or any other corporate event. Our suites range from private intimate boxes for 12 boardroom overlooking the pitch to spacious meeting rooms and our Dolman Hall, allowing us to cater for 3 to 1000 delegates!

Ashton Gate Stadium offers 18 boxes available for hire, for up to 12 delegates. 8 of these boxes convert into 4 dual boxes seating 20 boardroom layout. All have stunning pitch views, natural daylight, air conditioning and 46inch LCD TVs. You can book an Executive Box by the hour from £45 per hour, or £200 per day inc. VAT (8am-5 pm). Day delegate rates including parking are also available.

Renowned for hosting large-scale trade fairs, we also have an active interest in helping smaller specialist shows develop. We provide advice, support and essential services to organisers. Our venue has ground floor access (with wheelchair access), natural daylight, a private bar and catering facilities, air-conditioning and complementary car parking.

Your wedding day is an unforgettable occasion and with our licenced banqueting facilities Ashton Gate can truly make a day to remember. Whether you’re planning an intimate Bristol wedding breakfast for 20, or a grand reception for up to 850 one of our elegant banqueting rooms will offer the perfect setting for your big day!

Ashton Gate offers you the flexibility to conduct an Asian wedding reception with an experienced hand. Not only will we provide a stylish and elegant setting, but also provide your very own event manager to plan your wedding reception to perfection. With the ability to host up to 600 guests in our Dolman Hall and the option to dress and decorate the venue to your individual specifications, your special day will be just the way you imagined it.

Ashton Gate Stadium offers a unique venue to celebrate the life of your loved one with friends and family. Our dedicated team are here to ensure that arrangements are kept easy and hassle-free, even at short notice.

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Find out more about matchday hospitality packages for Bristol City FC , please email [email protected] or call 0117 9630 630.

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Ashton Gate: Bristol City

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Bristol City have called Ashton Gate home since 1904, exactly 110 years before Bristol Rugby joined them at the historic old stadium. When it was opened in 1887 it was actually home to a club called Bedminster FC, but when they joined forces with Bristol South End to form Bristol City in 1900 the new club actually played its games at South End’s old ground, St. John’s Lane.

As is the case with Bristol as a city, football has not had it all its own way at Ashton Gate. In fact, the rugby played at the stadium has arguably been of more importance over the years, with the stadium setting an all-time Premiership record attendance outside of Twickenham when Bristol played Bath in 2006. The ground has also been used for England internationals, with a match against Wales recorded as early as 1899.

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Ashton Gate Seating Plan and Where to Sit

Ashton Gate has four stands in a typically ‘English Style’, though The Williams Stand was demolished in 2015 as the club prepared to begin renovations on it. It re-opened ahead of the 2016-2017 season and was re-named as the Lansdown Stand. The Dolman Stand is the largest section of the ground and sits opposite where The Williams Stand used to be, currently sponsored by ETM Recycling, whilst The Atyeo Stand which is sponsored by Bateman Skips was built in 1994 and contains the club’s dressing rooms. The South Stand was opened in 2015 and is the only one of the currently opened stands not named after a person, although it does have a sponsor by the name of Xledger.

Bristol City Ticket Prices

Ticket prices for Bristol City matches are rather less convoluted than others, but there are different prices for members and non-members. Different areas of the ground also cost different amounts, with your age playing a further part in how much you’ll be charged.

Here are the cheapest and most expensive ticket options in each category for adults and concessions, presuming that you don’t hold a membership card:

Gold – Adults: £25 – £45 / Concessions: £22 – £40
Silver – Adults: £25 – £34 / Concessions: £22 – £35

How To Get Bristol City Tickets

If you’d like to see Bristol City play then your best bet for tickets is the club’s official website. If you’d prefer then you can also buy tickets over the phone by calling the club’s ticket office. In the case of some matches you might be able to buy tickets by visiting the ticket office, though this isn’t always the case.

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Getting To Ashton Gate

Bristol is pretty close to South Wales, so depending on where you’re coming from it’s easy enough to get to. Here are some of the more conventional routes you might wish to look at:

Train – Bristol itself has two main train stations in Bristol Temple Meads and Bristol Parkway, though Ashton Gate is closest to Parson Street Station. You can get there on a direct line from either of the main stations as well as from Weston-Super-Mare and Taunton. It’s then an 18 minute walk to the ground.

Bus – There are two match day services that you’ll want to look out for; The BC1 drops off just by the ground and Abus run another service from Brislington Eagle Road that runs through the centre.

Car – If you’re on the M4 leave it at Junction 19 onto the M32 then get on the A4032. Go onto the A4044 then the A4 then the A370 before following signs for the ground. From the M5 leave at Junction 18 and get onto the A4 then the A38 before following signs.

By Air – Bristol has its own airport that serves plenty of Europe’s main cities and offers a bus service to Bristol Parkway for your connections.

Taxi – A taxi from Bristol Temple Meads Railway Station to Ashton Gate will take about ten minutes and cost £8.

Parking Near Ashton Gate

There is limited parking near to Ashton Gate, with on-street parking restrictions in place. You might be able to find a couple of private car parks, of course, and there will be public ones in Bristol city centre. Ashton Event Parking is nearby so a good option to try first.

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Ashton Gate Hotels

Bristol is a lovely city with plenty of hotels around. Here are some of our favourites:

Clift Guest House - £70+

ibis Bristol Centre - £80+

Bristol Marriott Royal Hotel - £100+

Pubs and bars near ashton gate.

Right on the border of Somerset and Gloucestershire, you can be sure to get a decent pint of cider in Bristol. Here are some of our favourite pubs for cider-lovers and non-cider-lovers alike:

Nova Scotia

The knights templar, the cottage inn.

Some of the areas of Ashton Gate are newer than others, but the quality of the facilities are pretty excellent everywhere in the ground. You’ll find many kiosks and stalls offering food, drinks and programmes in wide, clean concourses.

Programme: £3.5
Cup of tea: £2.2

Hospitality

Ashton Gate has a number of excellent hospitality lounges, so you’re bound to find something that tickles your fancy if you want to watch Bristol City play in style. You can opt for a matchday package in The Heineken Lounge, for example, that would see you receive a three-course meal before the game, a cheese and biscuit selection afterwards, seating on a terrace outside of the lounge for the match itself, half-time refreshments, and more. Not to mention guest speakers and player appearances to make the day memorable.

The Lansdowne Suite is the slightly more up market choice, with a sliding scale of increasingly VIP packages. Three course meal, half time mini pies, champagne receptions and welcome hosts, padded seating in the Lansdowne Stand, plus Q and As etc. to boot.

Private Hire

Ashton Gate Stadium has its own website outside of the football club, so it’s fair to say that they offer some of the best private hire options in Bristol. You can use some of the numerous lounges for business conferences, perhaps, or host a dinner dance at the home of Bristol City. Maybe you’d like to get married at Ashton Gate? Well they’ve got that covered, with Asian Weddings a speciality too.

Stadium Tours & Museum

At the time of writing, there are no tours of Ashton Gate available. For the moment your only choice for seeing around the venue is by taking an online virtual reality tour, although to be fair it is pretty impressive if you are interested. If anything changes in the future then we’ll update this section of the site.

About Bristol City

Bristol City have had some ups and downs since they were formed properly in 1897. For starters, The Robins actually reformed as Bristol City FC (1982) Limited in, you guessed it, 1982 after the club endured financial ruin at the start of that decade. In fact it coincided with them setting a somewhat unwanted record – they remain one of only 3 clubs to suffer three consecutive relegations in the Football League, the others are Luton Town and Wolves.

They have endured some success over the years, too. In 1907 they finished as runners-up in the country’s top-tier, that coming immediately on the back of their promotion from the Second Division after they won it in 1906. They won the Third Division in 2015 and have been League Cup semi-finalists twice; once in 1971 and once in 1989.

Ashton Gate History

There is, in essence, a before and after with Ashton Gate Stadium. Of course there have been numerous developments of the ground since it was built in 1897, though none of them were as comprehensive as the one that has been going on since the start of 2015. The old East End Stand, for example, was the location for the home supporters until it was demolished in 2014 in order to be rebuilt to more modern standards. The Williams Stand, too, was a fixture at the ground until it was destroyed in 2015 and re-opened as the Lansdown Stand.

As well as being the home of Bristol City and Bristol Rugby, the ground has been used to host England Under-21 internationals, such as the one against Uzbekistan that took place in 2010. It has also been used as the location for a number of music concerts from artists like The Who, The Rolling Stone, Brian Adams, Bon Jovi and Elton John.

Future Developments

Owing to the fact that the club demolished and re-built several sections of the stadium between 2015 and 2017, it’s fair to assume that future developments will now be limited for the foreseeable future. Ashton Gate is going to be part of a bigger sports village with a 4,000 seat basketball stadium having been given the green light, but there are no plans for the football ground.

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Ashton Gate Stadium

Club: Bristol City FC | Opening: 1890s (est.) | Capacity: 27,000 seats

History and description

Ashton Gate Stadium was the home of Bedminster FC until they in 1900 merged with Bristol City. The merged club first moved to Bristol City’s ground at St John’s Lane, but in 1904 back to Ashton Gate.

The ground was gradually developed in the following years and in 1913 hosted an international between England and Wales. Ashton Gate set its record attendance in 1935 when 43,335 people attended an FA Cup tie versus Preston North End.

In 1958, a new main stand, the Williams Stand, opened. Twelve years later, in 1970, the new Dolman Stand was built on the opposite side.

The ground remained largely unchanged until the 1990s when it got converted into an all-seater. At the same time (in 1994), the new Atyeo Stand was built behind one of the goals. One year later, a new lower tier got added to the Dolman Stand.

In the 2000s, Bristol City started exploring the possibilities of building a new modern stadium. Plans were made for a 30,000-seater just south of Ashton Gate in the Ashton Vale area, dubbed Ashton Vale Stadium , but heavy resistance of local residents and environmental groups first delayed and ultimately cancelled the plans.

In late 2013, Bristol City instead presented plans for the redevelopment of Ashton Gate, first as a back-up for the Ashton Vale plans, but since April 2014 as their principal plans.

Over a period of two years starting in the summer of 2014, both the Williams and Wedlock Stand got rebuilt, while the other two stands got refurbished. The works were completed in 2016 and raised capacity from 21,000 to 27,000 seats.

(photos of the present Ashton Gate below)

How to get to Ashton Gate

Ashton Gate Stadium is located on the south-western edge of the city of Bristol, about two miles from the city centre and the main Temple Meads rail station.

The walk from Temple Meads station takes about 40 minutes, though Parson Street rail station is located closer to the stadium, a 10 to 15-minute walk. Trains run once every hour from Temple Meads station for the 5-minute journey.

On matchdays a special shuttle bus service runs from Temple Gate near Temple Meads station to the stadium. It runs one hour before kick-off and buses return after the match has finished.

From the city centre you can furthermore catch city bus 24 (from The Haymarket) or regional buses X1, X3, X4, X6, X8, and X9 (from Bristol Bus Station).

Address: Ashton Road, Bristol, BS3 2EJ

Bristol City Tickets

Tickets for Bristol City games can be bought online or by phone +44 (0) 117 963 0600.

Tickets are also available at the stadium on the day of the match. Bristol City only very occasionally sell out.

Bristol City have divided their home matches into two pricing categories. Tickets for Silver matches, the cheapest, cost between £23.00 for a seat behind the goal and £31.00 for a central seat at the main stand. Tickets for the more expensive Gold matches cost between £28.00 and £36.00. Tickets are £5.00 more expensive if bought on the day.

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Relevant Internet links

Bcfc.co.uk – Official website of Bristol City FC. Ashtongatestadium.co.uk – Official website of Ashton Gate Stadium. Visitbristol.co.uk – Official tourist guide to Bristol. Abus.co.uk – Bristol bus and shuttle bus information.

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Ashton Gate - Bristol City Stadium Guide

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By Football Tripper Last Updated: September 8, 2021

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Ashton Gate Stadium referred by fans as “ The Gate “, is a multi-functional football stadium located in the Ashton Gate suburb of Bristol, south-west England.

Home to Bristol City F.C, and recently Bristol Rugby club, the 21,497 capacity ground dates back to the start of the 20th century.

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Ashton gate history.

Ashton Gate has been the home of Bristol City since 1904, with the club having previously played at St John’s Lane since 1897. The Gate first opened in 1887 and was originally home to Bedminster FC, however the club ceased to exist after merging with Bristol South End.

The newly formed entity was later absorbed by Bristol City’s and is regarded as a spiritual predecessor.

Located on the southern bank of the picturesque River Avon, Ashton Gate has historically been a rather modest stadium, with the current capacity sitting at 21,497.

Although it has yet to be used for International class football, it has hosted two Rugby matches including an encounter between New Zealand and Tonga on 3rd Octobr 1999 for the Rugby World Cup.

Currently consisting of four disparate stands, the story of Ashton Gate Stadium in recent times has been one of ambitious plans but very little action. After The Robins gained promotion to the Championship in 2006/2007 the club receive planning permission to rebuild the Wedlock Stand, but like the previous plan to redevelop the Williams Stand in 1998, nothing came of it.

One of the main reasons for Bristol City’s hesitancy in redeveloping facilities was that The Robins harboured ambitions of building a brand new stadium.

The club wanted to take a long term approach to modernising their stadium, and in 2009 publicly announced plans to build a 30,000 capacity stadium which could theoretically be expanded to 42,000 for the 2018 World Cup.

After England lost the bid, and the project was fraught with difficulties, Bristol essentially went full-circle and reviewed their former plans for each section of the stadium. The vision is now to develop Ashton Gate into a state-of-the-art 29,000 capacity ground by the end of the 2017 season.

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Ashton gate seating plan.

Below is a seating plan of Bristol City's Ashton Gate:

Stand Photos

Please be advised, the pictures below are now out of date, three sides of the ground have now been refurbished.

Ashton Gate stadium is made up of the following parts: Dolman Stand (North), Wedlock Stand (East), Williams Stand (South) and Atyeo Stand (West).

Click the thumbnails above to enlarge an image of each stand and to read a more detailed description of each part of the Stadium.

Matchday Experience

Ashton gate away end.

Away fans are housed in the sleek looking Atyeo Stand which first opened in 1994 to replace the aging terrace after the publication of the Taylor report.

The single tiered construction offers unrestricted views regardless of where you are sat, and has decent levels of leg room and comfort as one would expect from a stand less than 25 years old.

Named after the ex-England international club legend John Atyeo who scored 351 goals in 645 appearances for City between 1951-1966, the northern stand is capable of seating over 1,100 away fans with the remainder of the allocation shared with the home supporters.

Note: Seating is unreserved so if you have a preference or want the best seat possible, make sure you get to the ground early.

Best Pubs near ground

Whilst there are a reasonable number of boozers around the stadium itself, away fans are often advised to give them a wide berth as they usually only permit home supporters.

Pubs for home fans include The Rising Sun, Coopers Arms and The Robin which is slightly further away although you can always check with doormen/signs.

Bristol City center itself is brimming with pubs and bars, and it is highly unlikely that you won’t find anywhere suitable to drink en-route to the ground. Depending on which train station you are traveling into you have quite a lot of choice.

Close to the Temple Meads Stadion there is the Knights Templar Wetherpoons Pub which is always popular and if the weather permits, heading north to the River Avon to drink at either The Rose of Denmark or the Pump House is always recommended.

Food - Places to eat

Immediately within the environs of Ashton Gate Stadium there are a few restaurants, with the diametrically located KFC and Al’s Tikka Grill two of the more popular offerings on match day due to their proximity.

There are also plenty of other fast-food restaurants such as Chip shops located along the A3029 from Parson Street Station, and the B3120 North street if you are coming in from the direction of Bedminster.

Inside the stadium the typical food fare is of course on offer including sausage rolls, pies and burgers.

Bristol City Club Shop

Bristol City operate a club shop at Community Stadium without their own online store, although you can purchase official merchandise from the club’s partner Bristol Sport Megastore. The opening times for store at the ground are as follows:

Monday – Friday: 9.00 am – 5.00 pm
Saturday – 9.00 am – 1.00 pm
Sunday: Closed

The club shop is also open for a few hours presumably until kick-off when there are home matches but exact opening hours for matchdays are unavailable.

For more information you could always send an email to [email protected] or phone the store on 0117 9630 637.

Can you take a stadium Tour?

Bristol City buck the trend of lower league teams not doing stadium tours by offering fans the chance to undertake a fully guided 45 minute tour of the facilities at Ashton Gate.

Taking place every other Wednesday at 4.45 pm, the tour costs just £8 for adults and £5 for anyone under 16 and takes in usually restricted access areas such as the home dressing room, the pitch and dugouts, players’ tunnel and even the directors box.

For more information and to book your place you can visit the tour page, phone the ticket office on 0117 963 0600 option 1 or go to the ground and speak to a member of staff at the megastore.

How to buy Bristol City Tickets

Tickets to see City play at home are best purchased online via Bristol Sport E-ticketing site although you could also phone the ticket office on 0117 963 0600, or send an email to [email protected] for more information.

Ticket prices for the Championship are obfuscated due to the online ticket merchant and due to the fact that The Robins haven’t released an official announcement regarding prices. Below is a sample ticket price.

Sample ticket prices

Adults: From £20.00
Concessions: From £15.00
Under 19s: from £12.00
Under 8s: From £7.00

How to get to Ashton Gate

Where is ashton gate.

Ashton Gate Stadium is located just over 2 miles south-west of Bristol city centre, adjacent to Greville Smyth Park which lies south of the River Avon.

The stadium’s address for satnav is as follows:

Ashton Road, Bristol, BS3 2EJ

Due to ongoing redevelopment at the stadium there is no on site parking currently available with the club recommending the following option:

Avonline (Postcode: BS3 2AX) – Located 10 minutes from the stadium the club provide fans with a free minibus to shuttle fans to the ground although priority is given to the elderly and disabled fans. To book a parking space phone in advance on 0117 963 0600 Monday – Friday 9.00 am to 5.00 pm.

Train - Public Transport

The main station of the city is Bristol Temple Meads which is located 2.4 miles north-east of the station with Parson Street being the closest train station to the stadium.

The service to Weston-super-Mare stops at Bedminster and Parson Street Stations with the latter being around 15 minutes walk away from the stadium.

Public Transport of Ashton Gate

Hotels Near Ashton Gate

As Bristol City’s ground is located a mile and a half or so from the city centre there isn’t the greatest choice of hotels with smaller Guesthouses such as the Riverview, Glanville and The Luckwell three nearby choices.

Back towards the city centre there is the usual choice of hotels including a Travelodge, Holiday Inn Express and one named after the city, The Bristol Hotel.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who plays at ashton gate.

English side Bristol City play their home matches at Ashton Gate.

What is the capacity of Ashton Gate?

As of 2024 Ashton Gate has an official seating capacity of 21,497 for Football matches.

When was Ashton Gate opened?

Ashton Gate officially opened in 1887 and is home to Bristol City

What is the postcode for Ashton Gate?

The postcode for Ashton Gate is BS3 2EJ.

Are there any Covid restrictions at the stadium?

Covid Restrictions may be in place when you visit Ashton Gate in 2024. Please visit the official website of Bristol City for full information on changes due to the Coronavirus.

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Bristol City – Ashton Gate

Ashton Gate Stadium, the home of Bristol City is located in the South-West of the city, with an all-seater capacity of 21,497.

Its most recent addition is the Atyeo Stand at the West end of the ground, a covered, single-tier stand which replaced open terracing in 1994. It is named after City’s all-time leading goalscorer, John Atyeo, who died in 1993.

Visiting fans are housed in the Wedlock Stand, behind the goal at the south-east end of the ground, which was built as a covered terrace in 1928 and converted to seats in the 1990s.

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The stadium is located in Ashton Road, Bristol BS3 2EJ.

Visitors driving from the North are advised to use the M6 / M5 route, exiting the M5 at junction 15 onto the M4 towards Bristol / M32. Exit the M4 at junction 19, following signage for Bristol / A4174. Follow the A4032, turning left at Bond Street. Take the 2nd exit at Temple Circus Gyratory onto the A4. Take the 2nd exit at the roundabout onto the A370, following it through one roundabout. Upon turning left at Frayne Road, Ashton Road is the first right.

Away fans arriving from the South can use the M5 as far as junction 19, exiting onto the A369. At the roundabout, take the 5th exit, continuing on the A369 as far as the next roundabout. Take the 2nd exit, continuing on the A369 (Winterstoke Road). Upon turning left at Marsh Road, Ashton road is on the right.

Bristol Temple Meads mainline railway station is with ¾ of a mile of the ground.

Click here to check the current train timetables

The nearest airport is Bristol International, about 5 miles from Ashton Gate Stadium, with frequent rail and bus connections to Temple Meads station. Click here to check the current flight times

There are several taxi companies in Bristol that can take you to and from Ashton Gate. You can always prebook a private hire taxi, or hail a black cab on any highway.

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On-site parking at Ashton Gate is reserved for permit holders only and on-street parking is very limited.

Many visiting drivers have recommended the car park on Ashton Vale Road, which is a right turn off Winterstoke Road, opposite the stadium. This large car park (400+ spaces) is reasonably priced and only a 2-minute walk from the ground.

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Numerous fans have pointed out that several of the pubs near Ashton Gate are extremely partisan and should be given a wide berth by visiting fans. These include The Hen & Chicken, The Ship & Castle and The Robins. Several visitors have recommended the waterfront area for away supporters.

Both The Pumphouse and The Nova Scotia in this area offer a good choice of beers, decent food and a friendly welcome for visiting fans. Alcohol is not available to away fans inside the ground.

The Ramada Bristol City, Redcliffe Way, Bristol BS1 6NJ is located in the city centre, close to Temple Meads station. Guest reviews have generally been excellent, though drivers should be aware that the one-way system can make it tricky to reach. All rooms have satellite TV and facilities include an indoor pool. Parking is available at additional cost.

The Marriott Bristol Royal, College Green, Bristol BS1 5TA is another centrally-located hotel, adjacent to the historic waterfront. All rooms are air-conditioned, with cable TV and mini bar.

Several away fans have noted that other than the impressive-looking Atyeo Stand, the interior of Ashton Gate is run-down, with the facilities in need of improvement. Catering and toilet facilities become extremely overcrowded, with long queues at both. The choice of food offered is limited, reportedly of poor quality and overpriced.

Seating in the away section has been generally described as “basic,” though legroom is ample. Most fans have been impressed by the atmosphere within the ground, the low roof of the Wedlock Stand producing excellent acoustics. Additionally, a small band often occupies a corner of the Atyeo Stand, helping to rouse the home support.

Booked our work Christmas Party at Ashton Gate for their Casino Royale Party for a group of 18 people. The room looked beautiful as did all the guests. Every member of our group thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Food was excellent and music was perfect mix of party tunes. Definitely looking at booking for next year and looking into any other tribute nights they hold. Well done on a great night.

Came with friends for the take that concert. Was very well organised. Good info beforehand. Queues for the bar and porta-loos great for the amount of people who attended. Didn’t wait very long at all for drinks or toilets. Staff very friendly and helpful, they let me out of a different exit to avoid the queues as being pregnant meant I could access the toilet a bit quicker 🙂 I was very impressed by the great staff and the organisation.

Bedminster FC played at Ashton Gate Stadium until they merged with Bristol City in 1900. The combined club first played at St John’s Lane, the home of Bristol City, before returning to Ashton Gate in 1904.

The stadium was significantly improved over the years, and in 1913 it hosted an international match between England and Wales. In 1935, an FA Cup match between Preston North End and Ashton Gate drew 43,335 fans.

The Williams Stand, a new primary stand, was inaugurated in 1958. The rebuilt Dolman Stand was built on the opposite side twelve years later, in 1970.

Until the 1990s, when it was transformed into an all-seater, the ground remained virtually untouched. A new Atyeo Stand was built behind one of the goals at the same time (in 1994). A second lower deck was added to the Dolman Stand a year later.

Bristol City began looking into the possibility of developing a new modern stadium in the early 2000s. The Ashton Vale Stadium, a 30,000-seater just south of Ashton Gate in the Ashton Vale district, was planned, but it was delayed and then scrapped due to strong opposition from local residents and environmental organisations.

Instead, Bristol City revealed plans for the redevelopment of Ashton Gate in late 2013, initially as a backup to the Ashton Vale proposals, but since April 2014 as their primary intentions.

Both the Williams and Wedlock Stands were constructed over a two-year period beginning in the summer of 2014, while the other two stands were restored. The project was finished in 2016, and the capacity was increased from 21,000 to 27,000 seats.

Bristol City tickets can be purchased online or by calling +44 (0) 117 963 0600.

On the day of the match, tickets are also available at the stadium. Bristol City only sells out on rare occasions.

Bristol City’s home matches are divided into two pricing groups. The lowest Silver tickets range from £23.00 for a seat behind the goal to £31.00 for a prime seat in the main stand. The more expensive Gold matches include tickets ranging from £28.00 to £36.00. Tickets purchased on the day are £5.00 more expensive.

The ideal meeting and events experience can be found at Ashton Gate Stadium in Bristol. Our stadium, which is a top conference and events venue, offers a variety of function rooms for both corporate and private hires. Ashton Gate Stadium features a space or area to suit any need, from wedding receptions to team-building exercises.

Ashton Gate Stadium, as one of the largest event venues in the South West, offers a variety of modern and spacious rooms large enough to easily host social activities, personally delivered lunches, and enough airflow throughout, all with pitchside views.

The capacity of the Ashton Gate stadium is 27,000.

Ashton Gate Stadium is 134 years old.

The owner of Ashton Gate Stadium is Bristol City FC.

The away end capacity at Ashton Gate is around 4,200.

Away supporters are housed in the Atyeo Stand at Ashton Gate.

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Ashton gate stadium guide.

Ashton Gate Stadium is a multi-use stadium in Ashton Gate, Bristol, England. It is the home of Bristol City F.C. and Bristol Bears. The stadium has a capacity of 27,000 and was opened in 1887.

Ashton Gate Stadium has hosted a number of major sporting events, including the FA Cup Final in 1909 and 1910, the Rugby World Cup in 1991, and the European Rugby Champions Cup final in 2020.

The stadium is also used for concerts and other events. Some of the biggest names in music have performed at Ashton Gate Stadium, including The Rolling Stones, U2, and Coldplay.

Ashton Gate Stadium is a popular venue for both sporting and non-sporting events. It is a large and modern stadium that is well-equipped to host a variety of events.

Pubs near Ashton Gate Stadium

The Rising Sun – This traditional pub with modern interiors and a large walled garden shows sports on big-screen TVs. Address: 91 W Town Rd, Backwell, West Town, Bristol BS48 3HL. Phone: 01275 462215.
Coopers Arms – This pub is known for its selection of real ales and its friendly atmosphere. Address: 12-13 Ashton Rd, Ashton Gate, Bristol BS3 2EA. Phone: 0117 902 0359.
The Spotted Cow – This pub is a popular spot for live music and has a large beer garden. Address: 139 North St, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 1EZ. Phone: 0117 963 4433.
The Nova Scotia – This pub is located right next to the stadium and is a great place to go for a drink before or after a match. Address: 1 Nova Scotia Place, Bristol BS1 6XJ, UK, 07794 781189.
The Cottage Inn – This pub is a bit further away from the stadium, but it is a great place to go for a traditional English pub experience. Address: Baltic Wharf, Cumberland Rd, Bristol BS1 6XG. Phone: 0117 921 5256.

These are just a few of the many pubs near Ashton Gate Stadium. If you are looking for a place to go for a drink before or after a match, be sure to check out some of these great options.

Pubs near Ashton Gate Stadium for away fans

The Nova Scotia is a 15-minute walk from the stadium and has a good selection of beers and food. It is a popular spot for both home and away fans, so it can get crowded on match days. Address: 1 Nova Scotia Place, Bristol BS1 6XJ, UK, 07794 781189.
The Rose of Denmark is another 15-minute walk from the stadium and has a similar atmosphere to The Nova Scotia. It is also a popular spot for both home and away fans. Address: 6 Dowry Pl, Hotwells, Bristol BS8 4QL. Phone: 0117 363 5691.
The Cottage Inn is a bit further away from the stadium, but it is a great option if you are looking for a pub with a beer garden and views of the river. Address: Baltic Wharf, Cumberland Rd, Bristol BS1 6XG. Phone: 0117 921 5256.
The Orchard Inn is a cider pub that is a 10-minute walk from the stadium. It is a great option if you are looking for something different to drink. Address: The Orchard Inn, 12 Hanover Pl, Bristol BS1 6XT .

Please note that some pubs may have a home fans only policy on match days, so it is always best to check before you go.

Hotels near Ashton Gate Stadium in Bristol, England

Premier Inn Bristol City Centre (Lewins Mead): This hotel is located just a 10-minute walk from the stadium and offers comfortable rooms with free Wi-Fi. It also has a restaurant and bar.
Travelodge Bristol Central: This budget hotel is also located within walking distance of the stadium and offers basic rooms with free Wi-Fi. It has a 24-hour reception and a bar.
Harbour Hotel Bristol: This 4-star hotel is situated on the banks of the River Avon, a 15-minute walk from the stadium. It offers luxurious rooms with city views, a spa, and a restaurant.
The Bristol Hotel: This 4-star hotel is located in the heart of Bristol city centre, a 10-minute walk from the stadium. It offers stylish rooms with city views, a spa, and a restaurant.
Leonardo Hotel Bristol City: This 3-star hotel is located just a 5-minute walk from the stadium. It offers comfortable rooms with free Wi-Fi. It also has a restaurant and bar.

These are just a few of the many hotels near Ashton Gate Stadium. When choosing a hotel, it is important to consider your budget and your needs. If you are looking for a luxurious hotel with all the amenities, then the Harbour Hotel Bristol or The Bristol Hotel would be a good option. If you are on a budget, then the Premier Inn Bristol City Centre (Lewins Mead) or Travelodge Bristol Central would be a good choice.

How to get to Ashton Gate Stadium

By car: Ashton Gate Stadium is located on Ashton Road, Bristol, BS3 2EJ. There is a large car park on-site with over 2,000 spaces. Parking is £10.
By bus: There are several bus routes that stop near Ashton Gate Stadium. The nearest stops are Ashton Gate Stadium and Parson Street. Bus fares are £2.40 for a single adult ticket.
By train: The nearest train station is Temple Meads, which is a 15-minute walk from Ashton Gate Stadium. Train fares start at £2.50 for a single adult ticket.
By bike: There are several cycle paths that lead to Ashton Gate Stadium. The nearest cycle racks are located at the Ashton Gate Stadium car park and the Parson Street bus stop.

Once you arrive at Ashton Gate Stadium, there are a number of ways to get around. There is a free shuttle bus that runs around the stadium on matchdays. There are also a number of pedestrian walkways and stairs that allow you to access all areas of the stadium.

If you are attending a concert or other event at Ashton Gate Stadium, it is recommended that you arrive early to allow plenty of time to find your seat and get settled in.

Here are some additional tips for getting to Ashton Gate Stadium:

Check the traffic conditions before you travel. There can be heavy traffic around Ashton Gate Stadium on matchdays and other events.
Be aware of the parking restrictions. There are a number of parking restrictions in place around Ashton Gate Stadium on matchdays.
Be prepared for the weather. The weather in Bristol can be unpredictable, so it is always a good idea to bring an umbrella or raincoat.
Have fun! Ashton Gate Stadium is a great place to watch a game or concert.

Useful links

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Things to do at Ashton Gate Stadium

Watch a Bristol City or Bristol Bears game. Ashton Gate is home to two professional sports teams, Bristol City Football Club and Bristol Bears Rugby Union. Both teams play at the stadium throughout the year, so there’s always a chance to catch a game.
Attend a concert or other event. Ashton Gate is also a popular venue for concerts and other events. In the past, it has hosted artists such as The Rolling Stones, The Killers, and Elton John.
Take a tour of the stadium. The stadium offers guided tours that give you a behind-the-scenes look at the facilities. You’ll get to see the changing rooms, the pitch, and the press box.
Visit the fanzone. The fanzone is a great place to hang out before or after a game. There are food and drink vendors, as well as games and activities for kids.
Enjoy the views from the top of the stadium. The stadium has a number of vantage points where you can get stunning views of the city of Bristol.

If you’re looking for a fun and exciting day out, Ashton Gate Stadium is a great place to visit. There’s something for everyone at this multi-use venue.

Things you can do near Ashton Gate Stadium in Bristol

Visit the Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery. It is a great place to learn about the history and culture of Bristol.
Take a walk or bike ride along the River Avon. This is a beautiful way to see the city and get some exercise.
Visit the Clifton Suspension Bridge. This iconic bridge is a must-see for any visitor to Bristol.
Explore the historic city center. There are many interesting shops, restaurants, and historical buildings to see.
Go shopping at Cabot Circus. This large shopping center has a wide variety of stores.
See a show at the Bristol Hippodrome. This theater hosts a variety of performances, from plays and musicals to concerts and comedy shows.
Take a boat trip on the Avon Gorge. This is a great way to see the city from a different perspective.
Visit the Bristol Zoo. This zoo is home to a wide variety of animals, from lions and tigers to monkeys and giraffes.
Go on a ghost tour. Bristol is a city with a rich history, and there are many ghost stories to be told.
Visit the Brunel Museum. This museum is dedicated to the life and work of Isambard Kingdom Brunel, one of the most famous engineers of the 19th century.

These are just a few ideas for things to do near Ashton Gate Stadium in Bristol. With so much to see and do, you’re sure to have a great time exploring this vibrant city.

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By alexukhc February 8 in Football Chat

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Great point, I did an Arsenal tour recently and it was well managed and easy to do. Not even hosted.

Says coming soon on the website . you get to see a fair bit of the stadium as part of the mascot package (u12s only), and parents do to. Might be a bit early for him though if he’s never been before. Can thoroughly recommend it though

1 minute ago, Shauntaylor85 said: Great point, I did an Arsenal tour recently and it was well managed and easy to do. Not even hosted.

I did similar a couple years ago at Arsenal, didn’t even book was so easy

9 minutes ago, mattjb said: Says coming soon on the website . you get to see a fair bit of the stadium as part of the mascot package (u12s only), and parents do to. Might be a bit early for him though if he’s never been before. Can thoroughly recommend it though

Mattredrobin

46 minutes ago, mattjb said: Says coming soon on the website . you get to see a fair bit of the stadium as part of the mascot package (u12s only), and parents do to. Might be a bit early for him though if he’s never been before. Can thoroughly recommend it though

Yes we are doing this for the Cardiff game my lad and my nephew are mascots, they both can't wait, hoping it won't be too much for them and they've both been going to games for a while now

Just now, Mattredrobin said: Yes we are doing this for the Cardiff game my lad and my nephew are mascots, they both can't wait, hoping it won't be too much for them and they've both been going to games for a while now

They will love it! They will probably get a bit nervous prior to going out on the pitch but that’s normal for them.

My girl did it for her 11th birthday, said it was the best day ever! Make sure they’ve got something for the players to sign, I left it a bit last minute and had to buy a city calendar and pen on the day. Loads of photo opportunities before ko when you go around the stadium but they don’t allow photos in the changing room. It’s a great day for both the kids and the adults and something City do well in my opinion.

1 hour ago, alexukhc said: Clues in the name.. are we doing any? And how do we book if there are? My son has never been to the gate and ideally like to take him before breaking his heart gently, as aim to get us both season tickets next season.

My advice would be to ask @JerrySLO in the sub section

He has largely been responsible for arranging and giving them in the recent past

16 minutes ago, phantom said: My advice would be to ask @JerrySLO in the sub section He has largely been responsible for arranging and giving them in the recent past

Is there much point in that section anymore? It seems a lot of questions are answered by yourself, which is a good thing on your part.

I've been a couple of times through my son's football teams. I can't remember the name of the contact but he was brilliant.

Jerry organises stadium tours throughout the year, and occasionally during school holidays. I went on one with the kids in October 2022. You can reach out to Jerry at [email protected] (email on the website so I'm not offering you any contact details that are not already "out there") to enquire when he might have availability for a tour. Good luck.

On 08/02/2024 at 11:09, mattjb said: They will love it! They will probably get a bit nervous prior to going out on the pitch but that’s normal for them. My girl did it for her 11th birthday, said it was the best day ever! Make sure they’ve got something for the players to sign, I left it a bit last minute and had to buy a city calendar and pen on the day. Loads of photo opportunities before ko when you go around the stadium but they don’t allow photos in the changing room. It’s a great day for both the kids and the adults and something City do well in my opinion.

Thanks for advice i will get him something for the players to sign, we did a stadium tour of old trafford ( Brother-in-law is a united fan) they got the kids to walk out the tunnel with the music playing my lad was buzzing and that was in an empty stadium so god knows what he is going to be like at our ground when its full. Glad your daughter enjoyed it. I'm sure it will be a memory she will never forget

5 minutes ago, Mattredrobin said: Thanks for advice i will get him something for the players to sign, we did a stadium tour of old trafford ( Brother-in-law is a united fan) they got the kids to walk out the tunnel with the music playing my lad was buzzing and that was in an empty stadium so god knows what he is going to be like at our ground when its full. Glad your daughter enjoyed it. I'm sure it will be a memory she will never forget

I led the away team out when Joe and I did the tour. 30 people formed the Man Utd line, Joe led them out, 4 of us the away team. I pretended I was Gerrard leading Liverpool out.

The OT tour is well done. They made a big fuss of Joe.

Love this Dave what an experience. You are right it was really well done.

On the subject of stadium tours I'm taking a friend to her first England game at Wembley in a few weeks against Brazil, we're staying London and doing the Wembley tour the Sunday morning - has anyone been on it?

The last Wembley tour I went on was just after we lost to Stoke before the rebuild

1 hour ago, phantom said: On the subject of stadium tours I'm taking a friend to her first England game at Wembley in a few weeks against Brazil, we're staying London and doing the Wembley tour the Sunday morning - has anyone been on it? The last Wembley tour I went on was just after we lost to Stoke before the rebuild

Doing the tour at some point this year,let me know what its like, We are going to the Brazil game too.

Ashton Fete

7 hours ago, phantom said: On the subject of stadium tours I'm taking a friend to her first England game at Wembley in a few weeks against Brazil, we're staying London and doing the Wembley tour the Sunday morning - has anyone been on it? The last Wembley tour I went on was just after we lost to Stoke before the rebuild

Yeah did this a few months ago with my lad, really well done with some nice little extras to make it special for kids

On 08/02/2024 at 10:15, mattjb said: Says coming soon on the website . you get to see a fair bit of the stadium as part of the mascot package (u12s only), and parents do to. Might be a bit early for him though if he’s never been before. Can thoroughly recommend it though

What is the mascot package like? Do you as parents get to meet the players etc? Where do you sit?

8 hours ago, phantom said: On the subject of stadium tours I'm taking a friend to her first England game at Wembley in a few weeks against Brazil, we're staying London and doing the Wembley tour the Sunday morning - has anyone been on it? The last Wembley tour I went on was just after we lost to Stoke before the rebuild

I've done the Wembley tour twice. It's really good. The guides are excellent and it's very relaxed, plenty of time for photos etc and it was professionally done with just the right amount of facts without being boring or overly educational if you know what I mean.

I've also done the West Ham/London stadium tour a couple of years ago. That was really good too. I would like to do the Spurs one at some point. I'm not a fan, just like seeing new grounds.

2 hours ago, Shauntaylor85 said: What is the mascot package like? Do you as parents get to meet the players etc? Where do you sit?

You do the tour around the changing rooms etc with the kids then you go off up to the Heineken lounge whilst the kids meet the players. The kids meet you up at the Heineken lounge for some grub then they go off to get ready for going out for kick off with a bit of a warm up on the side off the pitch . They go out with the players at the start of the game and you take your seats in front of the Heineken lounge . They then bring the kids up to you afterwards . that’s about the long and short of it if it’s still the same .

you get photographer photos of them about a week later

Regarding City, I've been lucky enough to have been in our changing rooms etc and have seen a lot of behind the scenes stuff that is out of bounds. It is very interesting and surprising.

I've also been in hospitality in the Lansdown and Heineken Lounges, and I think it's a real shame that some people haven't seen the facilities we have. I don't mean this in a 'look at me I've had hospo' sort of way, but I just remember how absolutely mind blown I was when I was shown these areas for the first time after the redevelopment. The attention to detail and quality rivals most hotels.

Jerry does do occasional tours, but it's very ad hoc. If you got access to a child's football team, eg a parent or something you got a chance that way. Similarly I know he has taken overseas visitors or very ill people on a tour as a 'bucket list' request. But in general there is no paid for tour you can book online which is a shame. I'm hoping one day to see the HPC but that is very locked down but occasional tours happen there I believe.

Like I said there are stadium tours occasionally, mainly in the school holidays. I don't know why the club thinks only kids are interested and excludes everyone else pretty much.

On 08/02/2024 at 10:07, alexukhc said: Clues in the name.. are we doing any? And how do we book if there are? My son has never been to the gate and ideally like to take him before breaking his heart gently, as aim to get us both season tickets next season.

Where are you going to get tickets? Which Stand? I've just moved back to Bristol after 8 years in California and aiming to get a season ticket trying to decide where.

40 minutes ago, BCFC Rich said: Where are you going to get tickets? Which Stand? I've just moved back to Bristol after 8 years in California and aiming to get a season ticket trying to decide where.

Lansdown is the best stand by far - I’ve been in all of them over the years.

51 minutes ago, RedM said: Regarding City, I've been lucky enough to have been in our changing rooms etc and have seen a lot of behind the scenes stuff that is out of bounds. It is very interesting and surprising. I've also been in hospitality in the Lansdown and Heineken Lounges, and I think it's a real shame that some people haven't seen the facilities we have. I don't mean this in a 'look at me I've had hospo' sort of way, but I just remember how absolutely mind blown I was when I was shown these areas for the first time after the redevelopment. The attention to detail and quality rivals most hotels. Jerry does do occasional tours, but it's very ad hoc. If you got access to a child's football team, eg a parent or something you got a chance that way. Similarly I know he has taken overseas visitors or very ill people on a tour as a 'bucket list' request. But in general there is no paid for tour you can book online which is a shame. I'm hoping one day to see the HPC but that is very locked down but occasional tours happen there I believe. Like I said there are stadium tours occasionally, mainly in the school holidays. I don't know why the club thinks only kids are interested and excludes everyone else pretty much.

With regard to the HPC I wonder if tours could be arranged with Jerry during the now brief close season.

Perhaps small parties shown around for a donation to the foundation or children’s hospice?

Just now, Countryfile said: With regard to the HPC I wonder if tours could be arranged with Jerry during the now brief close season. Perhaps small parties shown around for a donation to the foundation or children’s hospice?

This would be good. I'm sure people would be willing to pay/donate. I would.

Old School B block

school holidays next week. Stadium tours should be available. I know my boy would love it. Missed a trick here City

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Ashton Gate concerts: Mystery line-up for multi-artist gig

Published 5 January

The front row of fans at the Arctic Monkeys Concert at Ashton Gate

Bristol City's stadium will host its first ever multi-artist concert - with the line-up yet to be announced.

Ashton Gate, also home to the Bristol Bears, will host 10 back-to-back artists on two stages on Saturday, 22 June.

The first artists for the concert, dubbed Ashton Gate Presents BS3, will be announced on Monday, 8 January.

Venue Director Jenny Hutchinson said: "Our team has worked hard to curate this new show for the stadium."

Photo of empty stands and pitch in Ashton Gate Stadium

She added: "Ashton Gate has hosted world-renowned acts such as Arctic Monkeys, The Killers, Elton John, Muse and Spice Girls in recent years and we have fine-tuned our concert operation, teaming up with experts in the industry to ensure we deliver a truly spectacular concert.

"We are always proud to deliver memorable experiences for our audiences, so we are thrilled to be able to present our own show at the stadium.

"Ashton Gate Presents BS3 will lay the foundations for us to deliver more multi-artist shows in the future!"

A spokesperson for the stadium said the event "It represents our deep-rooted pride in our community".

They added the concert would bring "the biggest and most popular artists in the world to Bristol".

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Getting Here

Travel to ashton gate.

Bristol City’s men’s and women’s first teams play their home games at Ashton Gate Stadium which is easily accessible by public transport and special matchday services for men’s fixtures. Please see below how best to get to ‘The Gate’.

mATCHDAY BUS

General information.

Three dedicated supporter bus services operate on Bristol City men’s first-team home league games. These services operate from Winterstoke Road, just yards from the main entrance to Ashton Gate Stadium and at convenient times for those attending games. Services for cup competitions may vary. Please note, the matchday shuttle buses are run for select City Women’s fixtures.

AG1 Portway Park & Ride via Portway

AG2 Brislington Park & Ride, Direct

AG3 Temple Meads via Broadmead and Centre

Ticket Information

Other First Bus Tickets are no longer valid on our matchday services and tickets purchased for our services can no longer be used on the public bus network. This includes tickets purchased on the day and any daily/weekly/monthly/annual passes or bundles
All tickets include travel pre and post-match travel . Separate single tickets are no longer available for these services
Young Person tickets are for anyone aged 5-21. Photo ID with date of birth may be required. If you are unable to produce one you will be charged adult price for travel
Student tickets are available to anyone presenting a valid NUS/Student card. If you are unable to produce one you will be charged adult price
Bus Pass Holders must provide a valid English Concessionary Travel Scheme pass to travel for free. If you are unable to produce one you will be charged adult price for travel
Under 5s travel for free
Group tickets provide travel for up to five people. You must travel together on all journeys

Off-peak tickets are valid on the first pre-match departure only and subject to availability. If the first departure is full, you will need a full-priced ticket for the next available journey. Off-peak tickets are valid on all post-match departures.

Payment Methods

Buy in advance using the First Bus app (download in the Apple Apps or Google Play store). Tickets can be found under the Bristol area then at the bottom of the page under ‘Bristol Sport’. Scan your app when you board the bus.

Ask the driver for your preferred ticket and pay by contactless. Cash is not accepted. A paper ticket will be issued which you will need to present for your return journey. Suitable for Young Person, Student, Group and Off-Peak fares.

‘Tap-on’ with your payment card, Apple Pay or Google Pay device when boarding. A physical ticket will not be issued. Tap-on again when boarding the return journey – the system will recognise that you have already paid a full fare and you will not be charged again. Tap-on assumes you are paying a full adult fare so suitable for single, fee-paying, adult tickets only.

PUBLIC BUSES

Ashton Gate is well connected to Bristol and surrounding areas by an extensive public bus network.

The easiest way to plan your route is the TravelWest Journey Planner . Many services across Bristol are operated by First Bus – you can find more information on their routes, timetables and fares here .

The stadium is also served by the M2 MetroBus route which is just 9 minutes walk from the stadium. For routes, timetables and fares please click here .

Please note the M2 service currently does not operate on Sundays or public holidays and the last service towards Temple Meads and the city centre, Mon-Fri departs Ashton Gate stop at 20:50.

24 ASHTON GATE (STOP: ASHTON ROAD) – city centre – Old Market – Easton – Eastville – Lockleaze – Southmead Hospital

X1 Weston-super-Mare – Worle – Congesbury – Yatton Claverham – Backwell – Long Ashton – ASHTON GATE (STOP: BLACKMOORS LANE/ ASHTON BRIDGE) – Hotwells – City Centre

X4 Portishead – Pill – Abbots Leigh – ASHTON GATE (STOP: BLACKMOORS LANE, ASHTON BRIDGE) – City Centre

X6 Clevedon – Tickenham – Failand – ASHTON GATE (STOP: BLACKMOORS LANE, ASHTON BRIDGE) – Hotwells – City Centre

X7 Weston-super-Mare – Congesbury – Yatton – Clevedon – Tickenham – Nailsea – Wraxall – ASHTON GATE (STOP: BLACKMOORS LANE, ASHTON BRIDGE) – Hotwells – City Centre

X8/9 N ailsea – Wraxall – Long Ashton – ASHTON GATE (STOP BLACKMOORS LANE, ASHTON BRIDGE) – Hotwells – City Centre

m2 Long Ashton Park & Ride – ASHTON GATE – Spike Island – Redcliffe – Temple Meads – Cabot Circus – Broadmead – City Centre

Nearest Stations

Ashton Gate is well served by local and national rail services. For the latest information, journey planning and tickets visit www.gwr.com

Bristol Temple Meads

Mainline station with trains running directly to most parts of the UK, including Wales and Scotland. 40 minute walk from Ashton Gate Stadium or use matchday Service AG3.

Parson Street

Serves much of Somerset, South Wales and Bristol (journey time to Temple Meads approximately 5 minutes). Please note Parson Street does not have step-free access. 15 minute walk.

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Click to see walking routes from local railway stations .

WALK & cycle

Many fans will find walking or cycling the quickest way to get to games. The stadium is less than 30 minutes walk from most of south, central and west Bristol and fans can use the postcode BS3 2EJ to plan your route. Cycling will be even quicker as the stadium is connected by numerous cycle paths – plan your journey by clicking here – the planner shows route type, elevation and cycle rack and pump locations.

There are many different routes you can use to walk to Ashton Gate. We have developed a map with various different trails around the city that pick out interesting locations along the way! Click on the map below to download our Walking Trails guide so you can explore the area around the stadium and find out more about the city while you walk.

Cycling to Ashton Gate

Ashton Gate is easily accessed by bike via a number of dedicated cycle paths in Bristol. We also have plenty of bike racks at the stadium (96 in total) as well as a free to use handy bike pump.

We’re a short bike ride from many parts of Bristol. A helpful Journey Planner provides helpful information such as elevation, route types and pump locations. Plan your route here .

Electric scooters are not allowed on-site and must be parked in an appropriate area outside the stadium being careful not to block entrances, exits or the pavement. TIER are the only authorised e-scooters allowed to be used in Bristol and users are kindly requested to ensure they comply with the law and carefully consider their speed around the stadium on a matchday.

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Click the image to see local cycling routes.

Clean Air Zone

Most supporters will find public transport quicker and easier than driving to games and should be aware that central Bristol, including many roads near Ashton Gate, is now part of a Clean Air Zone (CAZ) where non-compliant vehicles will be charged between £9 and £100 per day to drive.

For those travelling using an electric vehicle, please visit Zapmap for a live map on all EV charging points within the area.

Most supporters will find public transport quicker and easier than driving to games and should be aware that many local streets are covered by a Resident Parking Scheme .

If however you are driving we strongly advise you to park at the Portway Park & Ride (ideal for those using the motorway) or Brislington Park & Ride where you can use the Matchday Supporter bus services to complete your journey. Please note, matchday shuttle buses do not operate for City Women’s games.

We advise supporters to check their route before travelling by clicking here and allow plenty of time for your journey.

Limited official offsite parking, media parking and disabled parking is available close to the stadium which can be seen on the map. To book call Supporter Services on 0117 9630 600 (option 1), Monday-Friday 9am-5pm at the first opportunity to avoid disappointment.

Unofficial off-site car parks

Ashton Event Parking , Clanage Road, Bower Ashton, BS3 2JX. Online advanced booking from £15 per car, 10 minute walk. DJ Matchday Parking, Cala Trading Estate, Ashton Vale Road, BS3 2HA. £10 per car, 7 minute walk. Please note, DJ Matchday Parking does not open for City Women’s game. Other car parks can be found by clicking here .

Car pooling can save money, provide company and help other fans to attend games. For more information, please visit Liftshare .

Bristol Airport is just 15 minutes drive from the Stadium. The Airport Flyer Service A1 stops at Parson Street, just 15 minutes walk from Ashton Gate. Click the image to see the Airport Flyer route.

Number Seven Boat Trips operate a cross-harbour ferry service which shuttles between Hannover Quay and the SS Great Britain up to 18:15 on weekdays and 17:30 on weekends. The stop at the SS Great Britain is an 18 minute walk to Ashton Gate Stadium. For further information click here .

Bristol Ferry Boats also run a waterbus service from Temple Meads to stops near the stadium between 10:00 and 17:00 every day. This service also calls at the SS Great Britain as well as The Cottage Landing which is a 15 minute walk. For further information click here .

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Liverpool will kick off their pre-season tour in the USA this summer with a game against Real Betis at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh on Friday July 26 (kick-off 7.30pm EST).

The Reds last met the Spanish outfit back in the autumn of 2005 in the group stage of the Champions League, when Rafael Benitez's defending champions won 2-1 away from home before a goalless draw at Anfield.

The club will return to the USA this summer for the first time since 2019 and matches have already been announced with Premier League rivals Arsenal and Manchester United.

The Arsenal game takes place on July 31 at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia and will be followed by the encounter with United at Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia, South Carolina on August 3.

A pre-sale code will be made available for the Real Betis fixture for LFC Official Members, season ticket holders, official LFC supporters clubs, hospitality members and international academies. This can be used to purchase tickets from 3pm BST/10am EST/7am PST on Wednesday April 10.

Tickets will go on general sale to the public from 2pm BST/9am EST/6am PST on Thursday April 11 via Ticketmaster.

Ben Latty, the club's commercial director, said: "Adding Pittsburgh to our pre-season tour schedule is a great way to start our eagerly anticipated return to the USA.

"We were delighted to quickly sell out our fixtures against Arsenal and Manchester United on this tour and are equally excited to be able to offer our supporters in the States another opportunity to see Liverpool FC play. Real Betis will come with a strong squad and it's going to be a great occasion in another iconic setting, in another fantastic US city."

Getting Here

Travel information for bristol city and bristol bears home games is available here:.

For events and non-matchday travel information, please see below.

Getting to the Stadium

Ashton Gate Stadium uses what3words.com to help find precise locations at the venue. Every 3m square has been given a unique combination of three words: a what3words.com address.

Ashton Gate Stadium is located less than two miles from the City Centre.

Our full address is:

Ashton Gate Stadium, Bristol BS3 2EJ For driving, please use BS3 2LQ.

Central Bristol, including many roads near Ashton Gate, is now part of a Clean Air Zone (CAZ) where non-compliant vehicles will be charged between £9 and £100 per day to drive. Full details on the CAZ including maps, schedule of charges and a vehicle compliance checker can be found here .

Walking to Ashton Gate

The easiest and cheapest way to get to Ashton Gate is on foot. We’re just a short walk away from central Bristol including (click each for Google walking directions):

15 minutes – Parson Street Station
25 minutes – Clifton Village
35 minutes – Bristol Harbourside and city centre
40 minutes – Bristol’s main train station – Bristol Temple Meads

Cycling to Ashton Gate

Ashton Gate is easily accessed by bike via a number of dedicated cycle paths in Bristol. We also have plenty of bike racks at the stadium (96 in total) as well as a free to use handy bike pump.

We’re a short bike ride from many parts of Bristol. A helpful Journey Planner provides helpful information such as elevation, route types and pump locations. Plan your route here .

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Click the image to see local cycling routes.

General Information

Ashton Gate is well connected to Bristol and surrounding areas by an extensive public bus network.

The stadium is also served by the M2 MetroBus route which is just 9 minutes walk from the stadium. For routes, timetables and fares please click here .

m2 Long Ashton Park & Ride – ASHTON GATE – Spike Island – Redcliffe – Temple Meads – Cabot Circus – Broadmead – City Centre

24 ASHTON GATE (STOP: ASHTON ROAD) – city centre – Old Market – Easton – Eastville – Lockleaze – Southmead Hospital

X1 Weston-super-Mare – Worle – Congesbury – Yatton Claverham – Backwell – Long Ashton – ASHTON GATE (STOP: BLACKMOORS LANE/ ASHTON BRIDGE) – Hotwells – City Centre

X4 Portishead – Pill – Abbots Leigh – ASHTON GATE (STOP: BLACKMOORS LANE, ASHTON BRIDGE) – City Centre

X6 Clevedon – Tickenham – Failand – ASHTON GATE (STOP: BLACKMOORS LANE, ASHTON BRIDGE) – Hotwells – City Centre

X7 Weston-super-Mare – Congesbury – Yatton – Clevedon – Tickenham – Nailsea – Wraxall – ASHTON GATE (STOP: BLACKMOORS LANE, ASHTON BRIDGE) – Hotwells – City Centre

X8/9 N ailsea – Wraxall – Long Ashton – ASHTON GATE (STOP BLACKMOORS LANE, ASHTON BRIDGE) – Hotwells – City Centre

Nearest Stations

Ashton Gate is well served by local and national rail services. For the latest information, journey planning and tickets visit www.gwr.com

Bristol Temple Meads

Mainline station with trains running directly to most parts of the UK, including Wales and Scotland. 40 minute walk from Ashton Gate Stadium.

Parson Street

Serves much of Somerset, South Wales and Bristol (journey time to Temple Meads approximately 5 minutes). Please note Parson Street does not have step-free access. 15 minute walk.

Click to enlarge map.

Click to see walking routes from local railway stations .

Clean Air Zone

For those travelling using an electric vehicle, please visit Zapmap for a live map on all EV charging points within the area.

Our main stadium car park (referred to as the Winterstoke Road Car Park) is accessible from Wedlock Way / Winterstoke Road. It is a pay and display car park operated by YourParkingSpace and space can be booked in advance at www.yourparkingspace.co.uk .

There are two payment units installed, one in the Winterstoke Road car park and one in the Ashton Road car park so you can pay to park. These units are cashless, so accept card only payments.

Charges apply to all events unless specified otherwise.

If you are using SatNav we suggest you use postcode BS3 2LQ which will point you to the correct entrance.

Street parking surrounding the stadium is severely limited and we encourage visitors to utilise public transport as an alternative. Please observe all local parking restrictions and respect local resident’s driveways and homes.

FROM M5: Leave the M5 motorway at junction 18, travel along the Portway (A4) following the signs for Bristol Airport/Taunton (A38). Over the swing bridge (Brunel Way), branching left into Winterstoke Road, and left again at the traffic lights for Ashton Gate for the Ashton Road car park or continue along the A3029 and turn left at the next roundabout for the Winterstoke Road car park.

FROM M4: At junction 19, exit onto M32 towards Bristol. Continue on A4032. Turn left at A4044/Bond Street. Continue to follow A4044. At Temple Circus Gyratory, take the 2nd exit onto A4/Templegate. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto A370/York Road. Continue to follow A370. Go through one roundabout. Slight left to merge onto Brunel Way. Take the next left at traffic lights for Ashton Gate. This route directs through the City Centre and journey time can be significantly increased due to traffic. Travelling along the Portway via the M5 is often quicker. For the Portway, leave the M4 at junction 20 and join the M5 South-bound, then follow the above directions for M5.

Bristol Airport is just 15 minutes drive from the Stadium. The Airport Flyer Service A1 stops at Parson Street, just 15 minutes walk from Ashton Gate. Click the image to see the Airport Flyer route.

Boats to Ashton Gate

From April – September Bristol Ferry Boats operate a daily service from Temple Meads Station and City Centre, offering rides to The Cottage Inn (a 15 minute walk away from Ashton Gate Stadium).

Please note that October – March this service operates weekends and School Holidays only, no alcohol is permitted on board.

Visit their website for all timetables, travel updates and further information at www.bristolferry.com/waterbus .

Accommodation

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Non-Matchday Tour: Go behind the scenes of Ashton Gate and experience the excitement of running out of the Players Tunnel. A guided tour of the stadium. Experience it as a player from arrival at the Players Entrance, to walking the tunnel, sit in the dug-out and see the Players Dressing Room, Press Conference Room and the TV studio. Explore the ...
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Stadium Tours; Store; Visitors FAQs; Organisers. Host an Exhibition; Meetings & Events; ... Ashton Gate Stadium is located on the South West side of the City of Bristol, less than two miles from the City Centre, and boasts excellent transport links. ... Our stadium facilities include the Bristol Sport Club Shop, the Independence Sports Bar ...
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Ashton Gate stadium is the home of Bristol City Football Club and Bristol Rugby Club and has undergone a £45 million transformation into a state-of-the-art 27,000 capacity stadium including new conference facilities, administration offices, a sports bar, café and shops - A truly unique venue in Bristol.
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Bristol City have called Ashton Gate home since 1904, exactly 110 years before Bristol Rugby joined them at the historic old stadium. When it was opened in 1887 it was actually home to a club called Bedminster FC, but when they joined forces with Bristol South End to form Bristol City in 1900 the new club actually played its games at South End's old ground, St. John's Lane.
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Ashton Gate Stadium. Ashton Gate is the proud home of EFL Sky Bet Championship team Bristol City (Men), Barclays Women's Super League team Bristol City (Women) and men's Gallagher Premiership side the Bristol Bears. The stadium was renovated in 2016 with a £50m rebuild project to become a 27,000-seater stadium fit for the top-flight.
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STADIUM TOURS. Meanwhile, throughout October half-term, free behind-the-scenes stadium tours are also available. ... Bristol City's Supporter Liaison Officer will be conducting the tours, guiding fans around Ashton Gate, from pitchside to the Directors Box and changing rooms, while talking about the club's history and answering any ...
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History and description. Ashton Gate Stadium was the home of Bedminster FC until they in 1900 merged with Bristol City. The merged club first moved to Bristol City's ground at St John's Lane, but in 1904 back to Ashton Gate. The ground was gradually developed in the following years and in 1913 hosted an international between England and Wales.
Inside the Stadium
STADIUM. The stadium has three concourses for our home fans (Dolman Stand, South Stand and Lansdown Stand) and one reserved for our away fans (the Atyeo Stand). The Lansdown Stand is a double-tiered stand and has four levels. Levels 1 (Ground Floor) and Level 4 are accessible to general admission. Whilst Levels 2 and 3 are reserved exclusively ...
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Bristol City Women (2023-present) Bristol Bears (2014-present) Ashton Gate is a multi-use stadium in Ashton Gate, Bristol, England, and is the home of Bristol City football club and the Bristol Bears rugby union team. Located in the south-west of the city, just south of the River Avon, it currently has an all-seated capacity of 27,000.
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Ashton Gate Stadium, the home of Bristol City is located in the South-West of the city, with an all-seater capacity of 21,497. Its most recent addition is the Atyeo Stand at the West end of the ground, a covered, single-tier stand which replaced open terracing in 1994. It is named after City's all-time leading goalscorer, John Atyeo, who died ...
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Stadium tour
Bristol City Forums ; Football Chat ; Stadium tour IGNORED Stadium tour. By alexukhc February 8 in Football Chat. Share ... Jerry organises stadium tours throughout the year, and occasionally during school holidays. I went on one with the kids in October 2022. You can reach out to Jerry at [email protected] (email on the website so I'm not ...
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08 June - 08 June. Location: Ashton Gate Stadium. Take That will return to Ashton Gate on Saturday, June 8th and June 9th 2024 as part of a huge stadium and arena live tour to celebrate the release of their ninth studio album, This Life. One of the UK's most successful bands, Take That last performed in Bristol as part of the 2019 Summer...
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Getting Here
The stadium is less than 30 minutes walk from most of south, central and west Bristol and fans can use the postcode BS3 2EJ to plan your route. Cycling will be even quicker as the stadium is connected by numerous cycle paths - plan your journey by clicking here - the planner shows route type, elevation and cycle rack and pump locations. Walking
Super-sub Muir fires City into FA Youth Cup final
Tue 02 Apr 2024, 21:00. Substitute Ashton Muir proved the hero as his late second half strike finally ended Bristol City's stubborn resistance and fired City into the FA Youth Cup final. For 81 minutes in a tense, hard fought affair at the Joie Stadium, the breakthrough had eluded Ben Wilkinson 's side with the visitors also proving a ...
Take That
3:00 pm. Buy Hospitality. Take That will return to Ashton Gate on Saturday, June 8th and June 9th 2024 as part of a huge stadium and arena live tour to celebrate the release of their ninth studio album, This Life. One of the UK's most successful bands, Take That last performed in Bristol as part of the 2019 Summer Series at Ashton Gate ...
Liverpool add clash with Real Betis to USA pre-season tour
Liverpool will kick off their pre-season tour in the USA this summer with a game against Real Betis at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh on Friday July 26 (kick-off 7.30pm EST). The Reds last met the Spanish outfit back in the autumn of 2005 in the group stage of the Champions League, when Rafael Benitez's defending champions won 2-1 away from ...
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Travel information for Bristol City and Bristol Bears home games is available here: For events and non-matchday travel information, please see below. Ashton Gate Stadium uses what3words.com to help find precise locations at the venue. Every 3m square has been given a unique combination of three words: a what3words.com address. Ashton Gate Stadium is located less than two miles

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