League One · Cambridge
Cledara Abbey Stadium · Newmarket Road · CB5 8LN
Inside Cledara Abbey Stadium
The visiting configuration at Cledara Abbey Stadium is fixture-dependent. Use the away club's sale notice for the exact section, entrance and ticket total.
The covered South Stand can hold around 1,600, although routine league sales often use only the section nearest the Habbin Stand. The southern Habbin terrace can add close to 1,000 places for a larger following.
The stand mix, seated and standing split and ticket total are fixture-dependent. Use the visiting club's sales plan rather than assuming the maximum configuration.
The main visiting section is the South Stand behind one goal. Larger allocations may extend into the uncovered southern part of the Habbin Terrace along the side.
The pedestrian approach across Coldham Common can feel isolated after evening matches; follow the advised route, remain with other supporters and use a bus or taxi if appropriate.
The South Stand is covered and has a clear raised behind-goal view. Habbin Terrace is lower and exposed, so check which section appears on the ticket and dress for the forecast.
The visiting area sells burgers, hot dogs, chips, pies and drinks, with alcohol normally available subject to the fixture. The range and service points can change when only part of the away end is open.
The supporters' club near the ground often admits visitors but can exclude away fans for selected high-profile matches; it remains marked check-first on the pub map.
Book accessible seating, companion tickets and the limited accessible parking through the clubs in advance. Confirm the entrance and route because the South Stand and Habbin areas have different conditions.
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 21 September 2026.
