Away Fan Guide - Swansea CityNo ticket upgrades will be available on the day of the fixture.
For any ticket queries the Everton Fan Centre will be open from 10am on the day of the game, on 0871 663 1878.
TRAVEL INFORMATIONStadium address:
Liberty Stadium
Landore
Swansea
SA1 2FA
BY CARTake the M4 towards Swansea, leave M4 at junction 45 and keep in left-hand lane to take the A4607 towards the city centre.
Follow the signs for Stadium for approximately six miles.
You will see the stadium on your left-hand side.
CAR PARKINGVisiting fans are welcome to use the Park & Ride facility located at Felindre, which is signposted off junction 46 on the M4. The combined cost of parking and a shuttle bus ticket is £6.
BY RAILSwansea station is the nearest to the ground. Mainline routes offer a service to most regions of the UK, including regular links from London Paddington Station. The ground is a good 30 minute walk from the train station to the stadium. Many buses run from the train station to the stadium, including 4, 120, 125 and X20.
BY BUS/TAXI
The Bus and Coach Station is adjacent to the Quadrant Shopping Centre, approximately 2.5 miles from the stadium. Local bus route 4 and 4a, 120, 122, 125, 132, or taxis, are available from the Quadrant to the centre.
THE LIBERTY STADIUMEverton Supporters will be seated in the Croeso (North) Stand, entering through turnstiles 31-38.
You approach the away end from the Neath Road. It runs past one side of the stadium, while the River Tawe flows past the other. Although it is located on the opposite side of the stadium, a useful landmark is the buildings housing Frankie and Benny’s and the Harvester pubs and restaurants.
They are just behind the large roundabout that links Neath Road and Brunel Way. This busy corner of the stadium is also home the Club shop. From here, you can walk along the length of the West Stand, keeping the Stadium car park on your left and passing the main entrance on your right.
The away turnstiles are further on, around the next corner of the stadium in the Croeso (North) Stand.
FOOD AND DRINKFrankie and Benny’s, Harvester pubs and restaurants are placed close to the Liberty Stadium. Food and drink is also available inside the ground.
The Harvester at Morfa ParcFamily-friendly restaurant and bar just minutes from the stadium.
Brunel Way, Swansea, SA1 2FB
No Sign Wine BarA bar with roots in the 17th century, offering ales, ciders, wines and whiskeys and just 30 minutes walk from Liberty Stadium.
56 Wind Street, Swansea, SA1 1EG
The PumphouseA premium bar with its own style and atmosphere, indulgent premium drinks brands and fantastic food. Offers a range of cask ales. Around 40 minutes’ walk from Liberty Stadium.
Pumphouse Quay, Swansea, SA1 1TT
Victory Pub KitchenClassic sports bar with plenty of options, including various wines, beers, spirits and ales. It will take around 10 minutes to drive to the stadium from this location.
Langdon Road, Swansea, SA1 8EL
The WoodmanSuitable for families. Offering an extensive range of drinks, including real ales and fine wine, and a large beer garden. 20 minutes by car from Liberty Stadium.
120 Mumbles Road, Swansea, SA3 5AS
SAFETY ANNOUNCEMENTEverton Football Club does not condone the use of pyrotechnics whatsoever those found using them either home or away will be subject of action by the Club and the Police. Being convicted of using them could also result in a jail sentence that is how seriously the matter is being treated by courts across the country. As a Club we would also impose an indefinite ban on anyone caught using pyrotechnics. Apart from the risk of a ban or conviction the devices have a serious effect on others, particularly those with breathing difficulties and the disabled in wheelchairs who cannot easily get away from the smoke.
During the season 2015/16, we have noticed an increase of persistent group “bouncing”, culminating in beer being thrown in the air. This has happened on both home and away concourses and would stress has only involved a very small minority of fans.
This has resulted in both the Club and the Police receiving complaints from supporters who have become soaked in beer. As we are sure you will agree this is anti-social behaviour and people should not have to put up with this. As a consequence, both the Club, Merseyside Police and supporter’s groups have discussed how this should be addressed.
Firstly, both the Club and the Police want to make it clear that we want ALL our supporters to enjoy their day and we understand that this may include singing and an element of “bouncing” as a group.
However, a decision has been made that should home or away fans participate in the throwing of alcohol in any area of the stadium, they will be dealt with by Match Day Stewards with the full support of Merseyside Police Officers. This could culminate with an ejection from the ground or potentially an arrest, dependent on the specific circumstances.
This season, you will see more stewards and Police Officers on the concourse, who will provide early advice should a situation look like it is getting out of control.
Please continue to enjoy the match but we ask that you also consider other supporters and how they will be affected by your behavior and we ask for your support in this.
Thank you.
Everton Official Club Contact for this fixtureClub Supporter Liaison Officer Rachel Meikle, will be available to help with any queries on the day of the fixture up until Kick Off via Email:
rachel.meikle@evertonfc.comA team of Everton stewards will also be in operation at the Stadium of Light and are on hand to help with any issues that arise on the day of the game.
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