Vitality Stadium

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Features:
  • Accessible parking spaces
  • Accessible toilets
  • Changing Places
  • Help points
  • Lifts
  • Personal assistance
  • Step-free access

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BenSmith2 BenSmith2

Going to any game can be a very different experience depending on where you go in the ground. This is my home ground. At AFCB the match day varies dramatically so it’s worth a couple of reviews. If you can get on one of the platforms you will get an unobstructed view. The platform I went on v Lazio was in the Main Stand, however there are two others in the East Stand with one for away fans.

Parking is relatively easy, with the main car park having plenty of reserved disabled spaces next to the ground. Parking costs £1, which for anyone who isn’t aware, is unbelievably cheap for a football ground, let alone Premier League.

If you can get on the Main Stand platform, entry is via the main reception. As this is also the same area for corporates, you may get lucky and bump into a player or a celeb on your way in. There is a single lift and a short trek via a few double doors through the corporate area. Because there are so many match day staff, you don’t have to worry about opening any doors. The accessible toilet is quite small in my opinion, but overall the facilities are good. The platform has excellent views, and I would recommend any home fan who hasn’t already asked to use this to apply. Disabled facilities elsewhere in the ground are not always as good as this, and staff are exceptional here.

Vicky Vicky

I visited the vitality on the 3/11/18 as an away fan. I found the Bournemouth DLO Alice very helpful and supporting in a personal situation, along with friendly stewards.

I went from my car (on double yellow lines outside the stadium) to the away entrance perfectly fine although I do believe car parking is available.

The away end had lowered food & drink part for wheelchair users with a sign above alerting you to it. They also had a toilet I however didn’t use it.

I was sat pitch side, although there is seats higher up accessed by a lift. Pitch side can be a bit dangerous when team scores but what I love is your right in with your own fans.

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