Stadium Name: Headingly Stadium
Stadium Address
Headingly Stadium
St Michaels Lane
Headingley
Leeds
West Yorkshire LS6 3BR
Ground Information
Leeds st. Johns, who were later to become Leeds Rugby League Football Club, then Leeds Rhinos moved to Headingley in 1889 and built Headingley stadium.Undersoil heating was installed in 1963 and floodlights in 1966. New changing rooms were added in 1991. 2006 saw the construction of the Carnegie Stand. Built to replace the old Eastern Terrace. It was opened on September 1, 2006 for a Super League match between Leeds Rhinos and Warrington Wolves.
That same year a new sponsorship deal with Leeds Metropolitan University led to Headingley Stadium being renamed Headingley Carnegie Stadium.
Headingly Stadium is located in the suburb of the same name a few miles northwest of Leeds city centre. The stadium is shared with the rugby league team, Leeds Rhinos, and Yorkshire County Cricket Club.
The large North Stand is adjoined to the cricket club and features two tiers of seating, the front of which isn’t entirely sheltered from the elements. The South Stand is a large covered stand running the length of the pitch.
To the eastern end of the ground sits the Carnegie Stand, with a large section of seating over a smaller standing terrace. The Western Terrace at the other end offers uncovered standing for those who don’t mind the elements.
Capacity- 4,810 (seated)
The North Stand backs onto the cricket ground and is where the players changing rooms are. A bar area is also shared with the cricket ground and is completely covered.
Capacity- 4,550 (1,844 seated)
The Carnegie Stand was completed in 2006 and replaced the Eastern Terrace. The stand has two tiers; the bottom contained terracing whilst the top contains seating, hospitality boxes, bars and a
restrauant.
Capacity- 6,000 (standing)
The South Stand is well known in rugby league for being the Kop of the ground. It contains only terrecing and holds the camera and media gantry. It also contains its own bar and bookmakers.
Capacity-
The Western Terrece is the only part of the stadium not covered and houses the away fans. It also contains the scoreboard and Sky
Sports video board.
In 2015 it was announced that the North and South stands were to be rebuilt as part of the redevelopment of the stadium. The new North stand will include new changing rooms and hospitality for both the cricket and rugby ground, with the cricket side having two tiers. The South Stand will also be rebuilt as it was condemned in 2011 with plans since then to rebuild the stand. The new South stand will have the same standing capacity and will also house seating due to the North stand being slightly reduced and will have the same design as the Carnegie Stand.
The only side of the ground that has not been redeveloped or are there any plans to do so is the Western Terrace due to there being a public right of way and housing behind it. The biggest change to the Western Terrace is the permanent video board in the South West corner which replaced the temporary one in the North West corner.
Tickets
Tickets are available to buy either through the retail store in person, by calling 0871 423 1315, or online at www.yorkshirescarnegie.com/buytickets 24 hours a day.
Sales of tickets at the ground will henceforth be from the retail store on weekdays and Saturdays. The ticket office itself will no longer be open for customer-facing sales
Ticket Prices (2015/16
Adult: £17
Concessions: £10
Juniors: £5
This is standard ground entry to sit or stand anywhere, excluding Main Stand Centre Section.
There will be no option on match day to purchase Main Stand Centre Section
.
Disabled Facilities
Yorkshire Carnegie offers disabled supporters a concessionary priced ticket. They will offer an additional ticket for a helper free of charge.
The ground has several designated areas for its supporters who require a wheelchair.
There is availability in the South Stand, Carnegie Stand Upper (access by lift) and Lower.
There is an allocation of disabled parking spaces and 20 wireless audio units available for each match.
Last Updated July 2016
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