30/08/24
After ascending to the top of National League South by taking maximum points over the Bank Holiday weekend, we are back at Arbour Park this Saturday to take on Weymouth (3pm kickoff).
There’s sure to be a sense of anticipation in the air, as should Scott Davies’ side avoid defeat for a 26th consecutive home match, it would mean the Rebels will go a whole year unbeaten at Arbour Park.
If this is your first visit to Arbour Park, or you’re unfamiliar with the ground, we’ve prepared a handy guide – click here to read.
Getting to Arbour Park
You can find directions to Arbour Park, including parking information, here.
Please note that there is no parking at Arbour Park for spectators – this is for players and officials only. Parking will be available at Lynch Hill Enterprise Academy – please follow the directions of our parking stewards. The St Joseph’s School car park is available for permit holders and as an overflow car park.
Admission & tickets
Standard matchday ticket prices are discounted when purchased online, except for tickets for under 13s, which are £1 both online and at the turnstiles. Click here to purchase tickets.
Supporters with memberships (season tickets) and match tickets bought in advance should enter at turnstile 4 (southwest corner). Supporters paying on the day by cash or card should enter at turnstile 1 (northwest corner). All turnstiles will open at 1.30pm. Our matchday admission prices can be found here.
Memberships and match tickets are digital as the default offering, with each member and ticket holder having a unique QR code which can be accessed from their Fanbase account, and in the confirmation email in the case of individual match tickets. This QR code will need to be scanned at the turnstiles. Members who opted to receive a printed season ticket card can present this for scanning. Another option for members and ticket holders is to print off their QR code and present this for scanning, if a smartphone is not available.
Food & drink
We are delighted to welcome back Bombayish on Saturday. Bombayish offer authentic Indian street food with a unique flavoursome twist.
The bar and kitchen area on the first floor of the main stand will be open as usual. The area formerly used as a tea bar on the ground floor of the main stand is closed due to the ongoing development work on the new bar. However, there will be an outdoor bar on the west side of the ground, next to the main stand.
Our partners, Windsor & Eton Brewery will also have a trailer on site on Saturday!
Seating
Many of the seats in the main stand and Berkeley Community Stand are reserved for those supporters with reserved seating. All other seating is unreserved and available on a first come, first served basis.
Arbour Park ground regulations
We would like to remind all supporters of the Arbour Park ground regulations and emphasise that anti-social or discriminatory behaviour of any nature will not be tolerated. Such behaviour will result in ejection from the ground. The club may impose a ban on any individual found to have committed such an offence. The ground regulations can be found here.
There’s sure to be a sense of anticipation in the air, as should Scott Davies’ side avoid defeat for a 26th consecutive home match, it would mean the Rebels will go a whole year unbeaten at Arbour Park.
If this is your first visit to Arbour Park, or you’re unfamiliar with the ground, we’ve prepared a handy guide – click here to read.
Getting to Arbour Park
You can find directions to Arbour Park, including parking information, here.
Please note that there is no parking at Arbour Park for spectators – this is for players and officials only. Parking will be available at Lynch Hill Enterprise Academy – please follow the directions of our parking stewards. The St Joseph’s School car park is available for permit holders and as an overflow car park.
Admission & tickets
Standard matchday ticket prices are discounted when purchased online, except for tickets for under 13s, which are £1 both online and at the turnstiles. Click here to purchase tickets.
Supporters with memberships (season tickets) and match tickets bought in advance should enter at turnstile 4 (southwest corner). Supporters paying on the day by cash or card should enter at turnstile 1 (northwest corner). All turnstiles will open at 1.30pm. Our matchday admission prices can be found here.
Memberships and match tickets are digital as the default offering, with each member and ticket holder having a unique QR code which can be accessed from their Fanbase account, and in the confirmation email in the case of individual match tickets. This QR code will need to be scanned at the turnstiles. Members who opted to receive a printed season ticket card can present this for scanning. Another option for members and ticket holders is to print off their QR code and present this for scanning, if a smartphone is not available.
Food & drink
We are delighted to welcome back Bombayish on Saturday. Bombayish offer authentic Indian street food with a unique flavoursome twist.
The bar and kitchen area on the first floor of the main stand will be open as usual. The area formerly used as a tea bar on the ground floor of the main stand is closed due to the ongoing development work on the new bar. However, there will be an outdoor bar on the west side of the ground, next to the main stand.
Our partners, Windsor & Eton Brewery will also have a trailer on site on Saturday!
Seating
Many of the seats in the main stand and Berkeley Community Stand are reserved for those supporters with reserved seating. All other seating is unreserved and available on a first come, first served basis.
Arbour Park ground regulations
We would like to remind all supporters of the Arbour Park ground regulations and emphasise that anti-social or discriminatory behaviour of any nature will not be tolerated. Such behaviour will result in ejection from the ground. The club may impose a ban on any individual found to have committed such an offence. The ground regulations can be found here.
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