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The Madejski Stadium, a 24,200 capacity all-seater 'bowl' design, opened in August 1998 and has quickly established a reputation as one of the best of its kind.

Madejski Stadium
London Irish Scottish Richmond Ltd
The Avenue Sunbury-on-Thames
Middlesex

TW16 5EQ
Map and Directions

01932 783 034

01932 784 462

Inside the concourse part of the stadium there are bars and food counters offering the usual fare i.e.Pies, Pasties and soft drinks etc

Inside the concourse part of the stadium there are bars and food counters offering the usual fare i.e.: Lager, Bitter and Guiness and soft drinks etc

There are 1800 spaces at the Madejski Stadium Car Park, but 700 of these are reserved for home season ticket holders. This car park is also used by the Park and Ride buses serving the town centre, which offer a very frequent service.
There is also around 500 spaces at the Reading Greyhound Stadium, but this is normally full by 2:00pm on match days.

A total of 128 wheelchair spaces are available, and there is excellent access for both Home and Away fans. These spaces are located throughout the ground, so fans can select their location, and are also placed back from the pitch, to the viewing is excellent, and they are protected from the elements. For information on reserving specific seat, please can the club well in advance.
For the visually impaired, there is a commentary system. Again, please call the club well in advance for reservations.

From the North, West or East
Exit the M4 at Junction 11 and head north on the A33 signposted Reading Town Centre. The link roads to the Madejski stadium are on your left, although to be brutally honest if you haven't spotted the stadium by this point, then you shouldn't be allowed behind the wheel anyway.

There are also four buses that run from different parts of Reading and park immediately outside the North-West corner of the stadium.

Reading Train Station. On match days, a Shuttle Bus Service will be running from the Station to the Stadium

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