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Wrexham AFC fans' guide to Blackburn Rovers away trip

Phil Parkinson's side travel to Ewood Park for the Championship encounter on Saturday, October 24, with kick-off at 3pm.

We have been allocated 2,234 tickets for the match, which kicks off at 3pm on Saturday, October 24, at Ewood Park.

For supporters making the journey from North Wales, here is our away day guide with everything you need to know ahead of the trip.

Where is Ewood Park?

Ewood Park is the home of Blackburn Rovers, with Wrexham supporters housed in the Bryan Douglas Darwen End for Saturday's fixture.

The away ticket office is situated directly by the away end.

The stadium address is Ewood Park, Nuttall Street, Blackburn, Lancashire, BB2 4FJ.

How do I get to Ewood Park by car?

Wrexham AFC advises supporters to leave Wrexham on the A483 towards Chester before joining the M53 and then the M56.

At junction nine, join the M6 northbound towards Preston before leaving at junction 29 and joining the M65 eastbound towards Blackburn.

Ewood Park is signposted from the M65.

Supporters should leave at junction four and take the fourth exit onto Earcroft Way before turning right onto Blackburn Road/A666.

The stadium is approximately one mile along the A666 on the right.

Where can Wrexham fans park?

There are two official car parks at Ewood Park, with matchday parking costing £15.

Car Park H is located at the Blackburn End, while Car Park B is at the Darwen End, where Wrexham supporters will be housed.

Blackburn Rovers advises supporters to pre-book parking in advance, with spaces available to book through the club's app once the game is on sale.

Parking is also available at various sites around the vicinity of Ewood Park.

The stadium is in a residential area, and supporters are asked to respect those living nearby.

Fans should not park on pavements, verges or areas designated for residents.

Drivers should expect heavy traffic when leaving after the match, with surrounding roads closed for 15 minutes after full-time.

Supporters leaving the stadium are also asked to dispose of rubbish in the bins provided, use toilets within the ground and keep noise and disruption to a minimum in the surrounding residential area.

What are the train options for Wrexham fans?

There are two railway stations within walking distance of Ewood Park.

Blackburn railway station is around one and a half miles from the stadium, with Wrexham AFC putting the walk at around 20 minutes.

Mill Hill station is closer, at approximately one mile from Ewood Park, with the club saying it is around a 10-minute walk from the ground.

Direct rail services to Blackburn are available from Manchester Victoria, Salford Crescent and Preston.

Supporters travelling by train should check their planned journey before setting off for any changes affecting Saturday's services.

What time do Wrexham's supporter coaches leave?

Official Wrexham AFC supporter coaches will leave Mold Road at 11am sharp on Saturday.

Supporters should check their allocated coach number before travelling and must travel on the coach shown on their ticket.

There will be no provision for late arrivals, while under-16s must be accompanied by an adult.

Alcohol is prohibited on official supporter coaches and wheelchair users will be given priority when boarding.

Where can Wrexham fans drink before the match?

Blackburn Rovers recommends four pubs which accept visiting supporters: The Black Bull, The Golden Cup, The Fernhurst and Navigation Inn.

However, the club warns that individual pubs may restrict the number of away supporters allowed inside, ask supporters to cover club colours or not permit children.

What food and drink is available at Ewood Park?

A range of hot and cold food, snacks and drinks is available from kiosks in the away end.

Ewood Park is a cashless stadium, with card payments as well as Apple Pay and Google Pay accepted.

Supporters can bring their own flasks and home-prepared food into the stadium.

However, food and drinks purchased from external restaurants, takeaways, pubs or shops cannot be taken into the ground.

Anyone with a food allergy or intolerance is advised to speak to a member of the catering team before ordering, with Blackburn Rovers warning that its menus can change regularly.

Hospitality for away supporters varies between matches, with Blackburn Rovers saying it often opens its away lounge to allow visiting fans to buy a drink and something to eat.

What time do the turnstiles open?

Turnstiles at Ewood Park open 90 minutes before kick-off, meaning they will open from 1.30pm ahead of Saturday's 3pm start.

Blackburn Rovers advises supporters to arrive at least 45 minutes before kick-off to avoid delays getting into the stadium.

The majority of tickets at Ewood Park are digital and are scanned at the turnstiles, although paper tickets can also be used.

Supporters should be aware that randomly selected searches will take place on entry, including bag searches.

What is the bag policy at Ewood Park?

Supporters can take one small bag into Ewood Park, but it must be no larger than A4 size.

Bags and other items carried into the stadium are subject to inspection on entry.

What accessibility facilities are available?

Accessible gates are located at each corner of Ewood Park and provide step-free entry for supporters with limited mobility.

Stewards will be on hand at the gates to provide assistance if required.

Supporters who require access to lifts are advised to contact Blackburn Rovers' Accessibility and Inclusion Officer on 07717 724646 or via the club's enquiries email address.

Up to six on-site parking spaces are also available for visiting accessibility supporters, priced at £15 and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

What do I need to know about tickets?

Tickets for the fixture remained available to Wrexham season ticket holders and members until midday on Friday, October 23.

Wrexham AFC says tickets have been emailed to lead bookers for download, with anyone who has not received theirs advised to contact the club's ticket office.

Any ticketing enquiries on the day of the match should be directed to Blackburn Rovers, who will provide matchday ticketing support.

Can I take a flag or banner into Ewood Park?

Flags and banners must have an appropriate fire-safety certificate and must not obstruct the view of other supporters.

They cannot contain political, commercial, contentious or obscene wording or imagery.

Flags larger than eight feet by four feet require prior approval before being taken into Ewood Park.

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