The impressive Slick Systems Stand
Stadium/Tickets
Stadium Name: Sixways Stadium
Stadium Address:
Warriors Way
Worcester
WR3 8ZE
Ground Information
East (Formerly Slick Systems Stand): The main focal point of Sixways Stadium is the East (Slick Systems) Stand, which was completed in 2008.The multi-million pound development on the east side of the stadium complex boasts suites and restaurants, while below the stand is the Slick Systems Supporters bar area and many food outlets.
West Stand: The West Stand is the most established stand at the home of the Warriors. The Sixways Premier Suites Upper and Lower are located to the south end of the stand and offer a large bar area and dance floor with a live band after every game.
South Stand: Standing behind the post at Sixways, the South Stand hosts 30 hospitality boxes .The South Stand Terrace, in the middle of the stand, is a busy bar area.
Fragrance Mad Stand: The all-seater North Stand is popular with groups .Plans have been approved to increase the North Stand to make it the same size as the Slick Systems Stand which would increase the capacity to 15,000.
Ticket Office
Warriors Box Office
Opening Hours: Monday-Friday: 9am-4.30pm
Matchdays: 12 noon-5.00pm
Telephone: 01905 454 183
Fax: 01905 459 352
E-mail:tickets@warriors.co.uk
Ticket Prices(2016/17)
Please use the following link:
http://www.warriors.co.uk/news/7272.php#.U-OADeNdVc0
Disabled Facilities
Places & Position: 16 seats in the West Stand
13 wheelchair bays in the South Stand with lift access.
Slick Systems Stand: 61 seats
FragranceMad.com Stand: 20 seats.
Toilets & Catering: Disabled toilet facilities are in the West Stand foyer and West Stand first floor.
These facilities are also available in the South Stand terrace and South Stand first and second floors.
Disabled toilets are also available in the East Stand.
Contacts:
Helen Grayer: Facilities Manager: 01905 454 183
Last t Updated August 2016
Copyright Miles & Miles Publishing 2016
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