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Dorking Wanderers

Meadowbank Stadium · Mill Lane · RH4 1DX

3,000stadium capacity

Fixture-designated visiting areavisiting supporters

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Inside Meadowbank Stadium

Away end information

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

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Away ticket allocation

Meadowbank has a segregated area for home and away supporters, but Dorking does not publish one permanent visitor ticket total for every fixture. The released area, standing footprint and any seats are controlled by the current sale notice.

The ground's 3,000 capacity and 522 seats are physical figures, not an away allocation. Seats are generally first-come unless reserved for season-ticket holders, so any visitor seating or accessible position must be confirmed before travel.

Official Dorking parking guide

Where away fans stand or sit

Follow the entrance and section named on the ticket. Current official guidance confirms a segregated visitor area; secondary ground guidance places visitors at the east end when the ground is divided, with a small covered terrace and open flat standing.

Lower-demand fixtures can use a different or less restrictive layout. The official match notice and stewarding override older unsegregated accounts and diagrams.

View and weather

Meadowbank is compact and modern, with a raised covered Main Stand and mostly low standing areas. The visitor footprint can include shallow uncovered standing, so arrive early if a clear rail-side view or limited cover matters.

Only part of the end has shelter and the open sections are exposed to rain. Seats and accessible platforms are in front of stands around the ground; do not assume a seat is included with a terrace ticket.

Food, drink and facilities

The official accessible FanZone opens two hours before kick-off for both home and away supporters, with a stocked bar, hot and cold food, toilets, music, live sport and a smoking area.

A recent visiting guide also confirms a bar, alcohol, hot and cold drinks and burgers in the away section. Products, post-entry bar access, payment methods and opening times can still change by fixture.

Tickets and accessibility

The club says disabled seating areas are available in front of all stands and a required carer enters free after the supporter contacts the club. Arrange the visitor position, companion entry and correct gate before purchase.

St Martins Walk and the listed council car parks include disabled bays, but that does not reserve a matchday space. Contact Dorking Wanderers if a close drop-off or other route support is needed.

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 7 October 2026.