Away Fans' Guide | Lincoln City

Advance tickets are still available and will remain on sale until 3pm on Friday, 15 August.

Tickets will be available from the away ticket window, located at the Lincoln City Club Store. Prices increase by £2 for match day sales.

Click here to read full ticket information.

Coach travel is now sold out. Leaving from outside of the Babcock Devonport End at 6am.

Address:
Lincoln City Football Club
LNER Stadium
Lincoln
LN5 8LD

Getting There:

BY ROAD
From the North: via the A15 (Hull) or the A46 (Grimsby)

From the South: via the A46 (Leicester, Nottingham, Newark) or the A1 and A15 (London, East Anglia)

From the East: via the A158 (Skegness)

From the West: via the A1 and A57 (Leeds, Worksop, Sheffield).

BY RAIL
Lincoln Central Train Station is on the East Coast, East Midlands, and Northern train routes. On arrival, the stadium is a 15-minute walk via High Street, Scorer Street, and Cross Street.

The South Common Car Park (LN5 8LN) is a 5-10 minute walk from the stadium. This is available on a first come, first served basis at £7 per match (£6 if booked in advance). Pay on the gate is available, with payment by card only, but booking online via eticketing.co.uk/imps remains the best way to guarantee your space.

There is the rare occasion when the South Common is not available due to Lincoln City Council events. Please check the Lincoln City website in advance of the game to check details.

On Saturdays and Bank Holidays, fans can park in Waterside North Car Park (LN2 5DQ) for just £2.60. Take advantage of this offer by using the Pay by Phone app (59299).

Our hosts are committed to ensuring that all supporters have an enjoyable experience at the LNER Stadium. For any queries/accessibility requirements, please email dlo@theredimps.com 

Accessible Parking
Supporters needing accessible parking must contact the ticket office by calling 01522 880011, or by emailing dlo@theredimps.com.

Lincoln's ticket office and club shop have a welcoming and helpful team to assist with all ticketing related queries for Argyle supporters. It is located within the stadium, along with the club store. On match days it is open from 10am, or can be contacted by phone on 01522 458884, or via email at tickets@theredimps.com.

Lincoln City are committed to ensuring that all supporters have an enjoyable experience at the LNER Stadium.

NON-PERMITTED ITEMS WITHIN THE STADIUM INCLUDE:

• Bottles

• Cans

• Video cameras

• Cameras (excluding mobiles)

• Pyrotechnics

• Flags larger than 250 cm in size at widest/ longest point. Flags smaller than this must be fire retardant and use either wood or plastic poles.

• The LNER Stadium is a smoke free zone, including use of e-cigarettes

• Designated smoking bubbles can be used during intervals

• Supporters will not be allowed to leave and return to the stadium.

Any supporter who persistently uses expletives could face a ban from the stadium.

Situated behind the Rilmac Stand, the University of Lincoln Fan Village is free to all and gives both home and away fans the chance to purchase refreshments. There is also a variety of entertainment on offer, including live football and music.

Fan Village features include:

• Pouring points at either end of the Fan Village

• Local businesses serving food on the day

• Different entertainment to fit in with the theme of the day - A selection of refreshments.

• Children’s activities

Need more help? For more information on the day, look for one of Lincoln's supporter liaison officers to point you in the right direction, or contact Lincoln before the day of the game by emailing slo@theredimps.com

Lincoln has so much to offer, so make sure you explore the whole city when visiting for the football. Here are five things to do when in the city:

Lincoln Cathedral:

The Cathedral can be seen from miles around, and even from the stands at LNER Stadium. Explore what was once the tallest building in the world – a place of beauty and tranquillity. Don’t forget to look out for the gargoyles outside, and the famous Lincoln Imp inside, from whom Lincoln City FC take their nickname.

Lincoln Castle:

The Castle on the hill was built by William the Conqueror to defend any future invasions of England. And it has stood strong ever since, even in the face of two Battles of Lincoln. Today it holds events, is home to a 1215 copy of Magna Carta, and you can walk the entire walls with stunning views across the city. Can you spot the stadium to the south?

Steep Hill:

One of the most famous hills in England connects the busy city centre to the cobbled Cathedral Quarter of Lincoln! But, fear not, there are plenty of unique shops, tea rooms, coffee houses, and historic pubs along the way to give you a rest and keep you refreshed. And don’t forget to pick up your “I Climbed Steep Hill” souvenir at the Visitor Information Centre at the top!

Brayford Waterfront:

The LNER Stadium is found alongside one of the city’s many waterways, the most famous of which is the Brayford Pool. Close to the city centre, the Waterfront is the perfect base for a day in Lincoln with restaurants, pubs, coffee shops, and a cinema for entertainment. You can also take a boat trip to explore more of the area or stay overnight with views from the 4th floor at one of the waterfront hotels.

International Bomber Command Centre:

You will often hear echoes of Lincoln’s Royal Air Force past in the stands at LNER Stadium as air raid sirens and the Dam Busters theme are sung by home support. Discover this heritage for yourself just a 20 minute walk away past the South Common at the International Bomber Command Centre. The poignant memorial spire and walls are accompanied by a fascinating exhibition to remember more than 50,000 servicemen and women who died serving Bomber Command in WWII – many based in the county.

Alan Long 
e:slo@theredimps.com
t: 07554 676673