National League · Aldershot
EBB Stadium · High Street · GU11 1TW
Aldershot Town travel guide
The EBB Stadium sits beside Aldershot town centre and a short walk from the railway station. There is little general parking at the ground, so drivers should use a council car park or reserve a private space before travelling.
Aldershot station is around a five-to-ten-minute walk from the stadium. Direct services run from London Waterloo, Guildford and Ascot, with connections from Reading and the south coast.
Leave via the town-centre side, follow Victoria Road and High Street, then use the visiting entrance stated on the ticket. Check the last return for evening fixtures.
Aldershot bus station is beside the railway station, so local bus users have the same short final walk. Matchday coach parking and drop-off arrangements are issued to the visiting club and can differ by fixture.
The A331 links Aldershot with the M3 and A31. High Street and the roads around Redan Hill become busy close to kick-off, and the away turnstiles may be approached from a different side of the ground from the home entrances.
Use the postcode for the booked car park rather than driving to the stadium gates. Check signs carefully before using any residential street.
The station is close enough to walk, but the High Street crossing and platforms can be busy. Drivers should allow the pedestrian crowd to clear before joining the A331 approaches.
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.
