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The Away End

Away supporters' handbook

Away-day planner

LNER Community Stadium, York

Everything an away end needs at LNER Community Stadium — the route, the safe pub, and the detour worth making. Built around the full 2026–27 Championship fixture list with local event and transport alerts.

Full York guide

Selected date

Tue 27 Apr

19:45 · v Barnet

Ground

LNER Community Stadium

Capacity 8,500

Away end

South Stand

approx. 1,500

Travel

York

25 min or short bus

Coming up at York

Upcoming home games

Your matchday card

York v Barnet

Tuesday, 27 April 2027 · 19:45 · LNER Community Stadium

Kick-off 19:45
Drive to the groundWalk from YorkWhere to stay

  • Leave home

    3h journey each way

    14:15

  • Pub / food

    Time for a pint and a bite

    17:15

  • At the ground

    Beat the turnstile queues

    18:45

  • In your seat

    Warm-up and team news

    19:25

Times are a guide from the published kick-off — always allow extra for engineering works and matchday road closures.

Stylised illustration of LNER Community Stadium in York
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Getting there

  • Bus from York station — Regular buses run out to Monks Cross near the ground, quicker than the walk.
  • Walk from city centre — A scenic but longer walk past the city walls and out towards Monks Cross.
  • Driving — A1237 ring road then follow signs to Monks Cross; the retail park has plenty of parking.
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Safe away spots

  • Monks Cross retail park — Chain restaurants near the ground for a straightforward pre-match meal. Map
  • York city centre pubs — A far better range of historic pubs if arriving early by train. Map
  • Ground concourse — Standard matchday fare, efficient service. Map
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Worth the detour

York Minster

One of the largest Gothic cathedrals in northern Europe, in the historic city centre.

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The Shambles

Famous medieval shopping street, a must-see if you have time before the game.

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National Railway Museum

World-renowned railway collection, a short walk from York station.

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Off the beaten track

Lower-profile pubs, cafés and corners the locals keep to themselves.

  • The Golden Ball, York

    Community-owned historic pub in the city centre away from the main tourist trail.

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  • New Earswick village

    Quaker-founded model village near the ground, an interesting quiet detour.

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  • Foss Islands walk

    Riverside path near the ground, little used by away fans on the way from town.

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Transport alert

Midweek kick-off

A 19:45 start in York means the last realistic train back leaves around 22:15. Check the connection before you buy a ticket.

Transport alert

Bank holiday network works

Easter and the May bank holidays are the heaviest engineering weekends of the year. April trips into York should be planned around a possible line closure.

Ground note

The ground is well out of the historic centre on a retail park — allow time for the bus if walking from the station.

Ground note

York's tourist crowds can make the city-centre streets slow going before you even set off for the ground.

What the day will cost

Rough guide for a trip to York

Rough advance return fare per person

  • Travel£53
  • Away ticket£30
  • Drinks (3 pints)£16
  • Food on the day£14

Each person

£112

Group of 2

£225

Estimates only — fuel at 16p a mile, pints at £5.20, and walk-up rail fares can be far higher than advance singles.

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