Away Fans' Guide | Leyton Orient

We wish to remind supporters of the importance of adhering to opposition ground regulations at all away games. These are standard practice across all EFL grounds, specifically in relation to the use of pyrotechnics, missile throwing and pitch incursions. 

Pyrotechnics and objects, or missiles specifically, can cause serious injury or harm. 

Any incidents of this nature will be investigated and could lead to sanctions being applied by Plymouth Argyle, the football authorities, or the Police.

Please also remain courteous when inside the stadium, with regards to foul and abusive language. If you do hear anything offensive while inside the stadium, please report it to your nearest steward. Tragedy chanting and discriminatory abuse of any kind is not tolerated.

If the match officials hear any abusive or discriminatory chanting during the game, they hold the right to suspend the game, taking the players off the field until further notice.

We would like to remind supporters that the strongest condemnation is employed towards discriminatory abuse, tragedy chanting, anti-social behaviour, crowd disorder and misconduct, and illegal activity inside football stadia.

Our stance on the above will ensure the strongest possible action continues to be taken against those found guilty of any offence, including the issuing of Football Banning Orders.

Tickets for the match are sold out, with no tickets available to buy on the day of the game. If you don't have a ticket, please don't travel on the day.

There are still a very limited number of wheelchair spaces left. these can be purchased directly from the Home Park Ticket Office until 12pm on Friday, 2 October. 

All tickets for this fixture are digital or print at home only. Therefore, there will be no collections at BetWright Stadium; supporters are advised to add tickets to their mobile wallet or print them out before travelling.

Coach travel is nearly sold out for this match. Leaving from outside the Babcock Devonport End at 6am.

Address
BetWright Stadium,
Brisbane Road,
Leyton,
London,
E10 5NE

By Rail:
London Underground:
The nearest London Underground station to the stadium is Leyton, which is located on the Central (red) line. It is just one stop from Stratford, which has connections to the Jubilee line, Elizabeth Line, Docklands Light Railway, London Overground and various National Rail Services. 

Leyton is an 11-minute journey by Tube from London Liverpool Street and is also easily accessible from other London mainline stations such as Kings Cross St Pancras, Euston, Waterloo, Victoria and Paddington. Click here to visit Transport for London’s Journey Planner.

Walking to BetWright Stadium will take less than 10 minutes. Upon exiting the station, turn right and follow Leyton High Road for approximately 450 metres until Coronation Gardens is on your left. Turn down Buckingham Road after the park and the ground will be in front of you.

From April 2025 to spring 2027, Leyton station will undergo significant step-free access upgrades, including the installation of new lifts and the construction of a larger ticket hall. While the station will remain open throughout the works, hoardings on both platforms will limit standing space. Passengers are encouraged to use the entire platform length to mitigate crowding issues.

To manage safety and prevent overcrowding, temporary measures such as gate-line closures and queuing outside the station may be implemented when necessary. Passengers should also expect potential queues when exiting the station and are advised to have their Oyster cards or payment devices ready before reaching the ticket barriers.

During busy times (such as the weekday peak or matches), alternative stations Leytonstone and Stratford are available. Both are easily accessible by bike, on foot, or via local bus routes (W15 to Leytonstone and 97 and 158 to Stratford).

London Overground:
Leyton Midland Road is approximately a 15-minute walk from BetWright Stadium. From Leyton Midland Road, turn left towards Leyton and continue down the High Road past Leyton County Cricket Ground until you reach Osborne Road. Turn down Osborne Road and the East Stand is in front of you. 

By Car:
For satnavs, please use the postcode E10 5NF.

By Bus:
Bus no’s. 58, 69, 97 and 158 run along Leyton High Road. Please click here for further route information from Transport for London.

Cycling:
BetWright Stadium is fully accessible by bicycle, and with Waltham Forest being part of the Mini Holland Scheme, it has an extensive and growing cycle network, focusing on quiet streets and traffic-free paths. Three miles is an easy cycle ride which will take most people around 20 minutes and with Walthamstow, Stratford and Hackney all being under this distance, it’s easier than you think. To plan a cycle route, please click here.

There is no public parking available at Brisbane Road.

Being located in a highly residential area, there is also extremely limited parking in the immediate area around the stadium. Many surrounding roads are for permit holders only and there are limited parking options elsewhere.

If you do intend to drive to the match, please take care to avoid penalty fines when parking by reading signage, and by not blocking local residents.

Accessible Parking
Leyton Orient can allocate three dedicated accessible spaces within the stadium, which must be booked through Club Secretary Lindsey Martin, via email at l.martin@leytonorient.com.

Wheelchair users will be housed in the East Stand, the allocated away section. 

Step-free access is available for disabled supporters and personal assistants. Ambulant disabled supporters can be accommodated in the East Stand.

Guide Dogs
Guide dogs are admitted to the stadium with visually impaired supporters, and arrangements can be made with Lindsey Martin via email.

Disability Liaison Officer (DLO)
Leyton Orient's Disability Liaison Officer is Charlie White, who can be contacted by email.

TEXTING SERVICE – 07776 228 298

All supporters are reminded that foul, abusive and racist language and anti-social behaviorwill not be tolerated in or around BetWright Stadium. You can approach the nearest steward to report an incident or text the control room directly on the above number.

It is better for the hosts to monitor the situation as it is happening, rather than after the event. You can also find the text service number on the back page of the Orient match-day programme, and on X in the build-up to kick-off.

ATMs
The nearest free ATMs are located at Tesco Metro and Sainsbury’s Local, both of which are located on Leyton High Road, a few minutes’ walk from the stadium.

There are other fee-charging ATMs at various locations on Leyton High Road, plus at the convenience store on Oliver Road, just up the hill from the Justin Edinburgh Stand.

Petrol Station
The nearest petrol stations to BetWright Stadium are at ASDA Leyton Mills, or Jet on Leyton High Road.

All supporters over the age of 13 can connect to free WiFi on matchdays at BetWright Stadium.

The network, which is titled Free Fan WIFI, is completely free to connect to and fans simply need to provide their date of birth and email address to get online.

Once connected, supporters can use their internet browsers as well as their favourite mobile apps, including social media apps.

As part of the clubs ongoing commitment to providing fans with a positive matchday experience, a dedicated team of Matchday Supporter Liaison Officers (SLOs) will be stationed at key points in and around the Stadium, on hand to help and assist supporters with any queries or concerns they may have. 

You will be able to find our matchday SLO's roaming key areas such as the Club Shop, Ticket Office/Collections, Away Fan entrances, and close to the Supporter’s Club Bar, welcoming supporters as they arrive for the match. After kick-off, they will be present inside the Stadium to provide further help and advice, before heading back out to assist supporters as they exit at the final whistle.

The new team of matchday SLOs are very approachable and consists of individuals who have a knowledge and understanding of the local area and Leyton Orient Football Club. 

The matchday SLOs will be wearing Leyton Orient Football Club branded pink hi-vis jackets with their role title clearly visible on the back for all to see.

There will be a minutes silence ahead of kick-off on Saturday to pay respect to Lucy Freeman - Leyton Orient's Ticket Office Manager and Retail Manager who recently passed away.