Where do away fans sit at the LNER Stadium?

Away supporters are in the Stacey West Stand. Tickets for the away end come through your own club as usual.

Is Lincoln worth arriving early for?

Yes: the Cathedral quarter, the castle (home of an original copy of Magna Carta) and Steep Hill's independent shops and cafés make a proper day of it.

Away fans

Visiting Lincoln: the away fans' guide

Q: How far is the LNER Stadium from Lincoln Central station?

About a 15-minute walk, flat all the way: head south from the station along the High Street towards Sincil Bank and you'll pick up the floodlights.

Welcome to Lincoln. This guide is written by Imps fans for visiting supporters: the practical basics are below, and the detailed, locally-checked sections (parking, pubs, food) are being compiled and will appear here as they're verified. Make a day of it: the city is one of the best away trips in the league.

By train

Lincoln Central is the city's station, and the ground is about a 15-minute, flat walk: head south from the station along the High Street towards Sincil Bank and you'll see the floodlights. Plan your journey with the National Rail journey planner.

By car

Lincoln sits on the A46 and the A15/A57. The Common is the most logical car park for visitors and away fans: park there and walk in rather than chancing the streets near the ground on a matchday. Further checked parking options will be added here; until then, allow extra time.

By coach

Supporter coach arrangements are confirmed fixture by fixture. Your own club's travel information is the authoritative source for drop-off and pick-up points.

The away end

Tickets for the away end come through your own club as usual.

Away-friendly pubs

Pulled from our full matchday pub guide, nearest the ground first.

The Eagle

Away friendly

walking time to be confirmed

A popular pub with visiting supporters on matchdays.

Pub details and map

Food

A locally-checked list of chippies and food stops near the ground and the station is on its way. As a rule of thumb: sort food out on the walk down rather than relying on queues inside the ground.

Got a spare hour? See the city

Lincoln Cathedral is one of Europe's great medieval buildings; the castle next door holds an original copy of Magna Carta. The climb up Steep Hill: cobbles, independent shops, proper cafés: is the classic Lincoln experience. Visiting fans often make a full day of it.