Tours of Deepdale promise to take you behind-the-scenes and allow you to explore areas such as the changing rooms, the side of the pitch and the manager’s dugout. Whilst Manchester United, Liverpool and Manchester City might have something to say about that, it’s certainly true that there are a number of excellent lounges that can be used for business meetings, private parties and even weddings. Preston North End describe Deepdale as ‘the premier conference and banqueting venue in the North-West’. You will get executive seating and pay bar facilities in most packages available, though. There are different options as far as your hospitality experience is concerned, with a pre-match dish of the day available in some compared to a three-course meal in others. There are a number of excellent hospitality packages available at Deepdale, with The Invincibles Lounge and The Greats Room both being extremely popular.
There are two parking areas at Deepdale, namely The Invincibles car park and The Sir Tom Finney Car Park. Taxi - A taxi from Preston Railway Station to Deepdale will take just over ten minutes and cost around £9. That’s about an hour away and there’s a train link that can take you to Preston.
It’s about a thirty minute drive but mostly handles private aircraft, so your best alternative is Manchester Airport. Leave the M6 at Junction 31 and take the A59 then the A5085 and the A6063.īy Air - The closest airport to Preston is Blackpool Airport. From London you’ll want the A40 then the M40 before getting onto the M6. Leave that at Junction 31A then take the B62642 and the B6241. On normal days the 19 and 19A will do.Ĭar - From the North you’ll take the M58 then get on the M6. The Soccerbus and Footyrider will both take you where you need to go. Train - Preston Railway Station is around one and a half miles from the ground, so it’ll take you about thirty minutes to walk.īus - There are two match day specific bus services that run from the centre of Preston to the ground. Here are some of the routes you’ll consider taking: Preston is located in Lancashire, so it’s easier to get to from the North than the South, but it’s not exactly Siberia. Tickets are available in person at the ticket office, over the phone to the club’s hotline, from the club shop in the city centre, from the Invincibles ticket office on a match day and via the club’s official website. Here are the cheapest and most expensive tickets for adults and concessions. The club don’t categorise matches so the price you’ll pay depends on where in the stadium you’d like to sit and how old you are.
Tickets for Preston North End matches are easy to figure out, price wise. Finally, The Alan Kelly Stand welcomes the club’s most vocal supporters and is directly opposite The Bill Shankly Stand. The Invincibles Stand opened in 2008 and replaced the former Pavilion Stand, whilst The Bill Shankly Stand is a Kop style stand that houses the away supporters. The Sir Tom Finney Stand houses the players’ tunnel and was the first to be rebuilt when the club was renovated in the mid-90s.
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