The Rugby Groud Guide
The "crowd" at a London Broncos game

Stadium/Tickets

The Stoop

Stadium Address

The Stoop

Stadium Address

Langhorn Drive

Twickenham

Middlesex

TW2 7SX

 

Ground Information

In 1906 Harlequins were invited by the Rugby Football Union to use the new national stadium in Twickenham as only a handful of internationals were being played there each season. In 1963 Quins acquired an athletics ground just across the road from Twickenham, which became the Harlequin training pitch. The ground was named Stoop Memorial Ground after Adrian Stoop, a longtime Harlequins player and president, and was changed to Twickenham Stoop Stadium in 2005.

IG Stand:

The main stand is the IG (West) Stand. This holds the changing rooms and club offices. It was built for the start of the 2005/06 season and has a capacity of about 4,000.

DHL Stand:

The DHL  (East) Stand, built in 1997, has a capacity of about 4,000, and houses the Mighty Quins Village, a children’s area This stand runs beyond the length of the pitch, so if you are seated in one of the end blocks you may be beyond the try line.

North Stand:

This is intended as a temporary structure, with about 2,000 seats, and is the only stand with supporting pillars. If further expansion is going to happen then this is the area most likely to be redeveloped.

South Stand:

This is the most recent stand to be re-developed, opening in the 2010/11 season. It holds about 4,000, and is the tallest stand in the stadium

July 2014

Quins have announced plans to increase capacity at the Stoop to 20,000 over the next decade, with capacity initially rising from 14,800 to 16,800, with a new North Stand.

 

 

 

 

 

Ticket Office

By Telephone: Call the ticket office    on 0871 527 1315.

Ticket Office Opening Hours are 9.00 to 4.30 weekdays

In Person: Visit the Harlequins Office at the Stoop.

On-Line: Buy tickets on-line via the    on-line booking system:

https://tickets.quins.co.uk

 

Disabled Facilities

Harlequins have four disabled bays located behind the East Stand which are available on a first come-first served basis. There are an additional 20 disabled spaces allocated in the north green car park, which are also available on a first come-first served basis.

It is recommended that blue badge holders arrive early in order to guarantee a place.

A total of 70 disabled seats are located in the East and West Stands, which include provision for associated carers.

There are 10 disabled toilets available for match day supporters, and an additional 4 for hospitality guests.

To book disabled seating ring the ticket office on 0208 410 6001

   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

 

   
   

 

 

   
   

 

Last Updated July 2016

 

 

Copyright Miles & Miles Publishing 2016

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