Details Walkers Stadium, Leicester

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The Walkers Stadium is just a stones throw away from the old legend of a stadium; 'Filbert Street'. The walkers stadium boasts a capacity of of 32,500 and can be upgraded to a higher capacity if required in the near future. There is plenty of room all around the stadium for improvemnt

The new Walkers stadium is first open during the season of 2002-2003 and has a very similar style to a number of other new stadia including Southampton's St Mary's Stadium and Sunderland's Stadium of Light.

The Walkers stadium generally projects a good friendly atmosphere and the crowd is usually pretty boyant altough if things are not going Leicester's way there can be the odd quiet spell.

The Record attendance at Walkers stadium was between Leicester City and Newcastle United on the 26th December 2003 with a total of 32,108 spectators

This is an overhead view of the walkers stadium. The shot was taken during the development of the ground.

Submitted By: starms on 2004-02-05

There a quite a number of pubs and bars around the stadium and an equally high number of bars in the City centre. Some of the better pubs around the ground are The Victory, The New Road Inn and The Dry Dock

Away Fans sit in North East corner of the stadium and there is an allocation of approximately 3,000 seats. More seats are available in the adjacent East Stand for FA Cup matches.

As far as the programme goes its prtty good but a little pricey

For home supporters Admission Prices vary depending on the caliber of game - there are four different classes of game of which prices vary - There are also discounts available for Members. Prices can be as low as £15 per game (£10 if a member) for special 'Fans Fixture' matches - which would probably not sell out if the games were not this affordable.

M1 Junction 21, Follow the sign posts to the city