Stadium/Tickets
Stadium Name: Clifton Lane
Stadium Address
Clifton Lane
Rotherham
South Yorkshire
S60 2SN
Ground Information
Rotherham Titans moved to Clifton Lane in the late 1930's, and they currently share it with Rotherham Town Cricket Club. The Titans have been unable to develop the ground as the Titans pitch serves as the outfield for the cricket club.
In 2001-02, during Rotherham's first season in the Premiership, the club increased the capacity to approximately 4,000 by using temporary stands.
The ground consists of a main covered stand referred to as "the shed", together with a number of concrete standing areas and small terraces."The Shed" is generally considered to produce a highly partisan and passionate atmosphere on match days.
Ticket Prices 2015/16
Adult Standing - £19
Adult Seated - £22
Concession Standing - £13
Concession Seated - £16
Under 16's Standing - £5
Under 16's Seating - £8
Last Updated July 2016
Copyright Miles & Miles Publishing 2016
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