Away Fans' Guide | Newport County

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Argyle travel to Newport County on Tuesday, 6 October for Jersey Mike's Trophy action.

Supporters making the journey to South Wales can find all the information they need ahead of the trip below.

Away Fans' Guide | Newport County

Important Notice To Supporters

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

We have sold nearly 400 tickets for the trip to South Wales. Tickets will remain on sale until 4pm today, with Newport offering pay on the day in addition.

Newport have an Away Fans ticket booth at the gate where you can purchase tickets, unless specified.  

Please note these are cash only.

All tickets for this fixture are digital or print at home only, therefore there will be no collections at Rodney Parade.

 

Miles Away Travel

There will be no coach travel for this fixture.

Getting to the stadium

Address
Rodney Parade,
Rodney Road,
Newport,
NP19 0UU

Directions by Car: 

From the North & East
Leave the M4 at Junction 24 (or from the A449 from Monmouth/Midlands) and take the B4237, signposted Newport (E).

After approximately 2.5 five miles turn left at a set of traffic lights, signposted B4237 (there is also the George pub on a right hand corner).

Go under a bridge and at the next set of traffic lights turn right into Corporation Road.

After passing an ATS garage on your right, you will see the away supporters entrance on your left. For the stadium main entrance take the next left into Grafton Road. 

From the West
Leave the M4 at Junction 26 and take the A4051 towards Newport.

After going under a flyover (which is the A4042) you will reach a large roundabout where you take the 2nd exit keeping in the filter lane towards the City Centre/Railway Station (do not go up the adjoining slip road onto the A4042).

At the next roundabout take the 1st exit going across the river onto the B4591 towards Maindee. At the traffic lights bear right onto Chepstow Road and then take the first right into Corporation Road.

Take the next right into Grafton Road and the entrance is down on the left.

By Train

Newport Railway Station is situated around a quarter of a mile away from the stadium and is a relatively short walk. The station is served by trains from London Paddington, Bristol Temple Meads & Birmingham New Street.

As you come out of the main station entrance turn left along the main (Queensway) road. Follow this road until you reach a large roundabout.

Take the pedestrian underpass down underneath the roundabout and at the centre turn left towards Clarence Place/River Usk.

After you have come back up to street level you should see a bridge in front of you going across the river.

Cross the bridge and then take the first right hand turn into Rodney Parade and the stadium is down this road on the left.

By Bus

Rodney Parade is close to a number of bus stops.

To find your best route, please visit Newport Bus: www.newportbus.co.uk

Parking

Parking is very limited on match days within Rodney Parade and only those with pre-booked parking spaces should park at the stadium.

Most supporters park in side streets near the stadium - please be aware of any parking restrictions - or use the multistorey car parks in the town centre and take a short walk over the footbridge to Rodney Parade.

If you are leaving your car in nearby streets please park courteously for local residents. Thank you.

There are several public car parks in the City Centre within a short walking distance of Rodney Parade.  There is also plenty of parking on the streets near the stadium - please be aware of local parking restrictions.

Refreshments

Rodney Parade Away Stand has a bar situated within the Bisley Stand and a burger van situated just inside the entrance. Please note that these are card only. 

Toilets

Rodney Parade has accessible toilets and baby changing facilities available in the away end.

Entering the stadium

Away supporters enter the PureVans.com Away stand via Gate 6 which is located on Corporation Road.

Away pubs

The Excelsior Club, 170-172 Corporation Road, NP19 0EB

The Godfrey Morgan, 158 Chepstow Road, NP19 8EG

The John Wallace Linton, Cambrian Road, NP20 4AD