The Rugby Groud Guide

Stadium/Tickets

 

Note: From the 2012/13 season Sale Sharks are ground-sharing with the Salford City Reds Rugby League team,(and Manchester United FC Reserves) and using their purpose-built  "City of Salford Community Stadium"

Stadium Name: Salford City Stadium

Stadium Address

1 Stadium Way

Eccles

M30 7EY

 

Ground Information

The City of Salford Community Stadium has been built to hold 12,000, but there are plans to increase this to 20,000 "over time"

The stadium was built not just to house professional sports teams but to act as a community centre for Salford; it also boasts community resources and two community outdoor sports pitches, and a gym

The stadium has areas designated for standing supporters:

There are four stands:

West (main) Stand: all-seating; Capacity 4,500.Includes changing rooms, media centre, hospitality boxes and banqueting suite.

North (BMI Healthcare) Stand: all-standing, Capacity 2,500.

East Stand: all-seating; capacity 2,500

South (Wellsprings) Stand:all-standing;capacity 2,500

The seats in the West and East Stands are red (for Salford City Reds) and blue (for Sale Sharks)

 

 

Sale Sharks’ first competitive game at the stadium was against Saracens on September 8 2012, a match they lost 16-23 in front of a crowd of 7,451

Ticket Office:

Ticket Hotline: 08444 994 994

e-Mail: ticketoffice@salesharks.com

www.eticketing.co.uk/salesharks

Open: Monday to Friday: 9am to 5pm

Matchdays: 9am to 15 minutes after kick-off.

Prices 2016/17

http://www.salesharks.com/tickets/individual.php

 

 

         
         
         
         
 

 

Disabled Facilities:

Disabled Parking Facilities are located in close proximity to the stadium.

Dropped curbs are provided from the designated disabled parking spaces onto the main stadium external concourse.

A drop off facility is also available at the main West Stand

An induction loop is provided within the reception, kiosks and all bars for people with impaired hearing.

 

 

         
         
         
         
 

 

Last Updated August  2016

 

 

Copyright Miles & Miles Publishing 2016

 

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