National League · Aldershot
EBB Stadium · High Street · GU11 1TW
Inside the EBB Stadium
Visiting arrangements change with the expected following. Segregated games normally use the South East terrace and adjacent seats, while low-demand unsegregated fixtures can use South East seating only.
A larger segregated allocation can combine the South East terrace with adjacent South East seats and is commonly described as accommodating roughly 1,100 visitors in total. A smaller following may receive seats only.
The club publishes the stand and turnstile arrangement for each match. Use the visiting club's ticket notice rather than assuming the terrace or the maximum allocation will open.
For segregated fixtures, visiting terrace users normally enter from Redan Hill at turnstile 11, with visiting seats using turnstile 12. At unsegregated matches the club may instead direct away supporters to South East seating through turnstile 4 on High Street.
Follow the current ticket and steward instructions because the route around the ground changes with the segregation plan.
The terrace creates a traditional close-to-the-pitch atmosphere but has limited cover, so bring suitable clothing. The adjacent seats provide a covered alternative but capacity is limited.
The visiting area has basic football-ground refreshments and toilets. The precise kiosk and alcohol operation depends on whether the match is segregated and which sections open.
Carry a working card and some contingency rather than assuming one payment method or a full concourse menu.
Away tickets are sold through the visiting club. The official guidance places visiting disabled supporters at the front of the South Stand, with access arranged near turnstile 10; contact the clubs before travel for the correct ticket, companion and parking plan.
Travel, parking, ticket allocations and stadium procedures can change by fixture. Check the latest information from both clubs and the relevant operator before travelling. Guide checked 18 September 2026.
