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Chorley

Victory Park · Duke Street · PR7 3DU

About 4,300stadium capacity
Pilling Lane End when segregatedvisiting supporters
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Inside Victory Park

Away end information

The visiting configuration at Victory Park is fixture-dependent. Use the away club's sale notice for the exact section, entrance and ticket total.

Pilling Lane End when segregatedusual visiting areaFixture dependentticket allocationAbout 4,300ground capacity

Away ticket allocation

Chorley can operate fixtures with or without segregation. When segregation is imposed, the Pilling Lane End is the usual visiting terrace; the visiting club's ticket notice controls the exact entrance, total and whether any seats are offered.

A current August 2026 fixture gave Chester 700 tickets and stated that no away seating would be available. Treat that as a recent example, not a standing allocation: lower-demand matches may be unsegregated and other high-demand games can use a different sale or section plan.

Where away fans stand or sit

The Pilling Lane End is a compact covered terrace behind one goal, with some open standing beside it and supporting pillars across the front. Follow the ticket and stewards because at unsegregated matches supporters can normally use more of the ground.

The Main Stand provides the principal seating, but seats are not automatically part of every visiting allocation. Anyone who cannot use terracing should settle accessible or seated accommodation with the clubs before buying.

View and weather

The terrace keeps supporters close to the pitch and its roof helps the atmosphere, but the support columns can interrupt sightlines. The open edges and shallow uncovered area are exposed, so arrive early for a preferred covered position and prepare for Lancashire weather.

Food, drink and facilities

The away section has its own refreshment point, commonly called The Shack, with hot and cold food and drink; the club also promotes its butter pie. Toilets are basic ground facilities and the exact menu, alcohol and payment method vary by fixture.

The Victory Park Social Club welcomes both sets only when the match is unsegregated. A segregated February 2026 fixture closed the main bar to visitors, so treat the mapped club as conditional and use the away refreshment point after entry.

Tickets and accessibility

Disabled supporters pay the relevant category and a carer is admitted free, but the carer ticket must be arranged directly rather than online. Contact the club about Main Stand seating, wheelchair access and parking before travel; the ordinary Pilling Lane offer is standing.

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 1 October 2026.