Derby County FC,
Pride Park,
Pride Park Stadium,
Derby,
DE24 8XL
0871 472 1884

TICKETS

Advance purchase ticket prices:

Adults £25 to £32 for category A games, £22 to £29 for category B.

Seniors and young adults £13 to £17 for category A, £11 to £15 for category B.

Juveniles £10 to £17 for category A, £8 to £15 for category B.

Matchday ticket prices:

Adults £28 to £35 for category A, £25 to £32 for category B.

Seniors and young adults £14 to £18 for category A, £12 to £16 for category B.

Juveniles £11 to £18 for category A, £9 to £16 for category B.

AWAY SUPPORTERS

All seated in the Cawarden South Stand.

Advance purchase tickets:

Adults £27 for category A game, £24 for category B.

Seniors £14 for category A, £12 for category B.

Juveniles £10 for category A, £8 for category B.

Matchday purchase:

Adults £30 for category A, £27 for category B.

Seniors £15 for category A, £13 for category B.

Juveniles £11 for category A, £9 for category B.

GETTING TO PRIDE PARK

By road:

From the north (M1):
Leave at junction 28 and head south on A38 to Derby, follow away supporter signs for Pride Park Stadium.

From the south (M1):
Leave at junction 25 and take A52 to Derby, then follow away supporter signs to Pride Park Stadium.

South-west:
From the M5, join the M42/A42 until you reach M1 junction 24. Follow A50 towards Derby City Centre, then follow signs to Pride Park Stadium.

North-west:
Leave M6 at junction 16, from Stoke-on-Trent take the A50 Stoke-Derby link road. Join A38 to Derby, then follow signs to Pride Park Stadium.

By rail:
Derby mainline station is a 15-minute walk from Pride Park Stadium. When leaving your train use the footbridge from the station directly into Pride Park.

By bus:
A shuttle bus operates from the city centre.

PARKING FOR AWAY FANS

This can be located at Catalyst, which is on London Road (A6) opposite the Navigation pub.

AROUND THE GROUND

Fast food and soft drinks are on sale inside the concourse at Pride Park where you can watch the pre-match build-up on plasma screen TV.

The Crown and Cushion pub, on London Road - just up from the train station - is recommended as an away-friendly pub.