Away guide

Riverside Stadium

Middlesbrough, Middlesbrough. Away support sits in the East Stand (south end) (towards the south-east corner) (Varies by fixture).Nearest station is Middlesbrough, 15–20 min walk (crowds may add time). By road: A19 then A66.

Venue information verified: 14 October 2026

Note: Some matchday arrangements need checking with the club.

Matchday reminder: Kick-offs, allocations, transport and local arrangements can change. Recheck official club and travel information before booking or setting off.

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Getting there

  • Walk from Middlesbrough station — Twelve minutes east along the road under the rail bridge, with stewards on the route.
  • Trains via Darlington — Most long-distance journeys change at Darlington; check the last connection back.
  • Parking — Plenty of industrial-estate parking near the Riverside, and it clears quickly onto the A66.
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Food and drink options

No official away pub found for this ground. Suggestions below are not verified with the club; colours policies vary and fixture restrictions may apply.

  • The Isaac Wilson — Big, cheap town-centre pub used by both sets of fans. Colours policy unknownMap
  • Baker Street / Bedford Street — The town's best independent bars and coffee, five minutes from the station. Colours policy unknownMap
  • Parmo shops — Middlesbrough's own chicken parmo is the post-match tradition — Linthorpe Road has the best. Colours policy unknownMap
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Worth the detour

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Transporter Bridge

The town's landmark on the Tees, a short walk from the ground.

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MIMA

Modern art gallery in the centre, free entry.

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Albert Park

Victorian park with a lake, halfway between the station and Linthorpe Road.

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Off the beaten track

Lower-profile pubs, cafés and corners. Not yet verified — check opening times and any colours policy before visiting.

  • The Twisted Lip, Baker Street

    Micro-pub in the Baker/Bedford Street quarter, a strip of small independents locals actually use.

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  • Bedford Street coffee houses

    Espresso bars and record shops five minutes from the station.

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  • Newport Bridge & Tees barrage walk

    Industrial river views and a white-water course a short taxi from the Riverside.

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Transport alert

Weekend rail

Engineering work can affect weekend services into Middlesbrough; check the operator close to the match.

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Local arrangements

Arrangements can vary by fixture — check your club's supporter information before travelling.

Ground note · unverified

The Riverside is exposed to wind off the Tees — dress for it even in September.

Ground note · unverified

Evening kick-offs make southbound connections tight; check Darlington departures.

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