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Bramall Lane is a football stadium in Sheffield, England. It is the oldest major stadium in the world. It has successively been the home first of Sheffield F.C. and since 1889, of Sheffield United. It was also used for some games in the 19th century by Sheffield Wednesday. It has been the scene of many firsts within football. It has held as many as 68,000 fans in the past, the record attendance being set for a Fifth Round FA Cup tie against Leeds United in 1936, but was extensively renovated in the wake of the Taylor Report.

Bramall Lane
Bramall Lane
Sheffield
England

S2 4SU
Map and Directions

0114-221-5757

0114-272-3030

Plenty of street parking. Also a car-park at Sheffield station and by the roundabout on Upper Hanover Street. Parking at the ground is for permit holders only.

Parking: Car parking is very limited to Home supporters, street parking available in the near vicinity. Access to wheelchair area is situated at the corner of John Street Family Stand. All level access throughout.

Facilities: 3 adapted toilets all within easy reach alongside dedicated refreshment area.

Wheelchair Places: 55 Home - 6 Away. 61 spaces at pitch level in the John Street Family Stand for both Home and Away. Spaces covered - although subject to weather conditions. Helpers sit behind.

Visual Places: 20 spaces situated in the Laver Stand, well back providing good cover. Coverage is by Hospital Radio with helpers sitting alongside.

Ambulant Places: 55 for Home and Away supporters in front rows of John Street Family Stand behind wheelchair supporters. Helpers alongside.

Sheffield Midland

30,558