Away Fans' Guide | Port Vale
Here we go: 45 down, one to go.
Argyle's final game of the 2022/23 season will take place at Port Vale, with the already promoted Pilgrims needing to equal or better the result of Ipswich Town, who will play at the same time, against Fleetwood Town.
There are 4,000 members of the Green Army heading to Vale Park, hoping to see this most incredible of seasons topped off with the league title.
Heading to Port Vale? Read on for your away fans' guide
Away Fans' Guide to Port Vale
Stadium Address
Vale Park
Hamil Road
Burslem
Stoke-on-Trent
ST6 1AW
By Car:
From the South:
Leave M6 at junction 15 and take the A500 north to Stoke-on-Trent. Continue on this road until you come to the exit signposted Tunstall A5271. Take the fourth exit, and after 0.5 miles turn right on to the B5051 (second exit, Newcastle Street) at the small roundabout.
Carry on up to the next roundabout and go straight across to the crossroads. Go straight across the crossroads into Moorland Road. Take the second left on to Hamil Road and Vale Park is on the left.
From the North:
Leave M6 at junction 16 and take the A500 south to Stoke-on-Trent. In approx 6 miles take the exit signposted Tunstall (A527). At the roundabout take a left turning, second exit signposted Tunstall A527.
After 0.5 miles turn right on to the B5051 (second exit, Newcastle Street) at the small roundabout. Carry on up to the next roundabout and go straight across to the cross-roads. Go straight across the cross-roads into Moorland Road. Take the second left on to Hamil Road and Vale Park is on the left.
From the East:
Enter the City via Uttoxeter bypass (M1/M6 link road) and through Meir and the new Meir Tunnel. Continue on the road until you pass Stoke City's Britannia Stadium. Get in the middle or the right hand lane and turn right at the roundabout on to the A500.
Continue on the A500 and take the exit signposted Tunstall A5271. At the roundabout turn right (fourth exit signposted Tunstall A527). After 0.5 miles turn right on to the B5051 (second exit, Newcastle Street) at the small roundabout. Carry on up to the next roundabout and go straight across to the cross-roads.
Go straight across the cross-roads into Moorland Road. Take the second left on to Hamil Road and Vale Park is on the left.
From the West:
Follow the A500 east and take the exit signposted Tunstall A527. At the roundabout take a left turning second exit signposted Tunstall A527. After 0.5 miles turn right on to the B5051 (second exit, Newcastle Street) at the small roundabout.
Carry on up to the next roundabout and go straight across to the crossroads. Go straight across the crossroads into Moorland Road. Take the second left on to Hamil Road and Vale Park is on the left.
By Rail:
Trains run to the main Stoke-on-Trent station. From there, you can catch a bus to Burslem town centre. The Ground is situated on Hamil Road (By the traffic lights, go past the Red Lion on your left and Hamil Road is the second left turning.)
You can also catch the train to Longport station which is a 25 minute walk to Vale Park. Head up Station Street then head onto Newcastle Street until you reach Burslem town centre. Hamil Road is then on your left.
By Bus:
98/98A: Run regularly from Newcastle Bus Station to Burslem town centre.
20/20A/29/21/21A: Run regularly from Hanley Bus Station to Burslem town centre.
7/7A/7B/7C: Run regularly from Stoke-on-Trent Bus Station through to Hanley Bus Station and then to Burslem town centre.
For safety reasons, there may be a road closure on Hamil Road preventing vehicular movement until Hamil Road is clear of pedestrian footfall.
The closure points will be Hamil Road junction with Jenkins Street and Lorne Street, creating a sterile area for egressing pedestrians.
The planned timings would be from the final whistle (or earlier) until the highway is clear of pedestrians. The closure could be in position prior to the final whistle as a precautionary measure, depending on score and high volumes of early leavers, it is anticipated that the closure could be in place for 30 - 45 minutes.
Match day parking at the stadium is extremely limited, but can be pre-booked for both stadium parking and local park and ride sites through Port Vale’s official parking site: www.portvaleparking.co.uk.
This game is SOLD OUT
This game is ALL TICKET for Argyle supporters.
There will be no pay on the day.
Ticket Collection: Available from the Home Park Ticket Office until 3pm on Friday 5 May.
Any tickets not collected will be available from the Away ticket kiosk located outside of the away stand, in car park C (open from 10am to kick off). Please note that away tickets cannot be collected from the main club ticket office.
Posted Tickets: If you were expecting tickets to arrive in the post, and they have not arrived, please either call the Home Park Ticket Office on 01752 907700 or email tickets@pafc.co.uk by 3pm on Friday 5 May and we can arrange duplicates for collection on Sunday.
Gates open for entry into the ground from 10:30am.
Kiosks in the away end will serve a range of hot and cold food and drinks. Please note the kiosks inside the ground are cashless and will only accept payments via card.
Tommy Cheadle’s pub, located in car park C, will be open exclusively for Argyle supporters before the game.
The club shop is located in Car Park B on Hamil Road, and will be open from 9am on Sunday and for 1 hour after the full time whistle.
Match programmes are available, priced at £3, from the club shop, refreshment kiosks and sellers located around the ground. Digital and physical versions can also be purchased online from www.pvfc-shop.com
Port Vale operate a zero-tolerance approach to all forms of abuse at Vale Park.
If you hear any Abusive, Homophobic or Antisocial Language or witness any other bad behaviour of any kind please send a text to 07801 216 675 stating the Stand, Row Number and Seat Number of the offender.
Please note that all messages will be treated in confidence.
