The Rugby Groud Guide

Stadium & Tickets

Stadium Name  Parc y Scarlets

Stadium Address              Parc Pemberton

                Llanelli

                Carmarthenshire

                SA14 9UZ

Telephone          01554 783900

Capacity               14,870

               

Club History       The then Llanelli Scarlets were founded in 2003, as one of the five (now four)                                    regional teams created by the Welsh Rugby Union.

Through the 2007/08 season they played most of their games at Stradey Park in  Llanelli, until the club's new stadium Parc y Scarlets (Scarlets Park), was                constructed in nearby Pemberton, and opened in November 2008.

The Stadium      The new stadium cost £23million. The stands have a slight curvature to allow for better views. The stadium's main stand,    on the south side of the ground, contains the club's shop and museum, the ticket                 office, and a large sports bar ("The Delme Thomas") The North Stand opposite has a terraced standing for 1,800 and is the best place for match-day atmosphere.

                                The West and East stands at either end are all-seater; though tend to be empty on matchdays as the Scarlets rarely get capacity crowds.

The approach to the main stand is known as the "Ray Gravell Legends Walkway",paved with bricks naming each Llanelli RFC and Scarlets player to have played for Wales. A statue of Ray Gravell is erected outside the stadium.

               

               

Tickets  Ticket Office direct line: 0871 871 8088

                E-mail; ann@scarlets.co.uk

                Office Hours:

                Mon-Fri: 9am - 5pm

                Sat: 9am – Noon

 

Disabled Facilities

 

There are 64 designated disabled spaces in the upper levels of the North Stand, 32 of which are for wheelchair supporters.

Complimentary carer spots are provided with each ticket, and are also available to those assisting supporters with visual impairments.

There are 27 disabled car parking spaces. There are also drop-off points at the South Stand (more than one hour before kick-off) and Maes y Dafen Road (less than one hour before kick-off)

 

 

 

Updated October 2015

 

 

Copyright Miles & Miles Publishing 2015

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