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Men’s Football

Mansfield Town

League 2
One Call Stadium
Capacity: 9,376
One Call Stadium
Quarry Lane
Mansfield
Nottinghamshire
NG18 5DA.

Disabled supporters contact

Club or stadium contact
 for disabled fans

Alan Lakin
Disability Liaison Officer

01623 482482 / 07801825893

General ticket office contact

Lynn Millward
Ticket Office Manager

01623 482 482

Accessible ticket contact

Alan Lakin
Disability Liaison Officer

01623 482482 / 07801825893

Accessibility information

Number of wheelchair user spaces

Actual:
50
One Call Stadium has five specific disabled areas.

These are located in Blocks D & E of the Quarry Lane End, Blocks C & F in the Ian Greaves Stand (Lower Tier) and Blocks B & D in the North Stand.

Number of accessible toilets

Actual:
12
Disabled toilets are available in the concourse area within each respective stand.

Audio commentary

Audio descriptive commentary is available for visually impaired supporters

An audio description receiver can be collected from the Kevin Bird suite entrance 75 minutes before kick-off.

Sensory room

New sensory room in the family block in the South Stand.

Accessible services + information

Assistance dogs

There are not currently any relieving stations provided for assistance

dogs.

Hearing loops

The ticket office does have a hearing loop.

Club shop

Counter Door opens in the shop

Club hospitality

Hospitality is accessible to wheelchair users.

Braille and large print provision

Club do not currently provide any disabled supporters information i.e. booklet with a map of accessible facilities in accessible formats (large print, easy read).

Food concession stands

Mansfield Town do have accessible catering facilities i.e. low level serving counters at kiosks.

Total number of parking spaces

Club car park at the rear of the Quarry Lane End is reserved for the use of players, staff and match officials on matchdays.

However, parking spaces in the car park adjacent to the Ian Greaves Stand can be booked on a match-by-match basis by calling 01623 482 482.

Travel options

This page was reviewed and updated by Level Playing Field staff and the club on 3 August 2022.

How we set targets

We use accepted industry standards to set the club targets. The reference documents include: Accessible Stadia Guide 2003 and Accessible Stadia Supplementary Guidance 2015; Building Regulations Approved Document M, Access to and Use of Buildings; BS 8300, Design of buildings and their approaches to meet the needs of disabled people; Guide to Safety at Sports Grounds (Green Guide); Access for All, UEFA and CAFE Good Practice Guide to Creating an Accessible Stadium and Matchday Experience

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About this page

This information is provided by Mansfield Town. Level Playing Field (LPF) cannot be held responsible if the service and provision differs from what is stated here.

If you have any queries please contact us.

Updated August 2022

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Fan comments

Comments reflect the views of the fans themselves and do not necessarily reflect the views of LPF.

  • Sean Darrell, who attended Mansfield vs Rotherham 22/07/23
    7 months ago

    Attended as an away wheelchair fan, parking was not too bad as it was only a friendly match so wasn’t to busy, upon arrival the stewards were very nice they held the gates open and scanned my tickets for me, they showed us to our seats and told us we’re everything was, they was very helpful, I was going to go to buy a cup of coffee but was told not to bother as the disabled fans will get one fetched to them for free when the match starts, which was very nice of the club to do especially considering we were away supporters, the view for the disabled away fans was pretty decent to be honest, (image uploaded from our seating area) the only downside I had was the weather, it was raining and the wind was blowing the rain all over us so we did get a little wet, but we won 4-2 so was worth it lol, overall nice little ground with very helpful friendly staff.

  • Sheila Quinn, who attended Mansfield v York City 11/03/2014
    10 years ago

    We bought our tickets in advance direct from York

    Prior to the match we had a meal at the Widdecombe Fair pub (fayre & square) at Mansfield.

    On reaching the ground we parked in the overflow car park which I had booked 2 weeks prior to the match. The main car park was sold out. £5 charge. This was a bit of wasteland & very uneven, not reallysuitable for wheelchairs, but we were grateful for the space.

    Entering the ground we passed the accessible toilet & the wheelchair spaces were on a raised platform just in front of us and on the right side of our own supporters. As there were only 2 wheelchairs there, there was plenty of room to choose our positionsfor the best view of the pitch, though not all spaces had an unobstructive view.

    There were 3 rows of seats in front of us, but they were covered over so no-one could sit there.

    The refreshments were a few yards from where we were but if your under 5 ft or in a wheelchair don’t bother going. Someone else bought us a meat & potato pie which was cold & horrible.(went in the bin)

    There were plenty of programme sellers inside & outside the ground, so we didn’t enter the club shop.

  • Sheffield United Disabled Supporters Club (SUDS), who attended Mansfield v Sheffield United (In a Friendly)
    10 years ago

    Although I knew where the stadium is there was no signage to it for strangers to the area. We went up Midalnd Road and parked ouotside the disabled entrance as there was room for 6 with blue badges and on a first come first served basis, otherwise you would have to park in the retail outlets opposite.

    Plenty of wheelchair spaces (2 areas of 12 spaces each) elevated although not very high. Only 3 rows high and the seats in front are not netted off so supporters stand up. Not fully undercover and would get wet if it rained. Carers are supposed to sit alongside but if the wheelchairs are at the back of the area they cannot see as there is a concrete barrier with a handrail on it for the other supporters to use when going up steps.

    The Tannoy system is terrible and you cannot hear it at all. Stewards helpful but disappeared at 3pm when match started.

  • Rubbery, who attended Mansfield V Liverpool FA Cup
    11 years ago

    Travelled to Mansfield from Liverpool via the Buxton route, easy to find stadium. Because of the large crowd we had been permitted to park in the retails park at the rear of the away end cost £5 given reciept to put in car window, otherwise can only park for 2 hours and fines are handed out otherwise.

    Entry into stadium was easy from the car park, decent accessible toilets. Access into wheelchair area easy but with three rows of seats in front little scared incase those in front stood up, but thnks to them they sat down and the view of the game was good.

    Stewards on the day were reasonable although they had been drafted in for such a big game, and many were door staff who may not have understood the needs of football fans, but thnakfully I encounterd no problems. This is a small stadium but I would visit again without hesitation all in all a good day out, getting away after the game was also easy.