Millwall

Away ticket allocation

Away supporters use the North Stand. Millwall can split the stand and release different upper or lower sections, so recent league allocations have varied widely rather than matching the stand's full physical capacity.

Use the visiting club's sale notice for the exact total, tier, blocks and collection instructions. High-risk fixtures can also bring tighter transport and exit arrangements.

Where away fans stand or sit

The North Stand is behind the goal and is reached directly from South Bermondsey by the segregated walkway. Follow police and steward directions rather than leaving the designated route to approach home entrances.

Tickets may specify upper tier, lower tier or a split configuration. The entrance and any post-match hold are set for the fixture.

View and weather

The modern two-tier stand generally offers clear behind-goal sightlines. The upper tier is steeper and gives a broader view; front rows and the edges of either tier may catch rain.

Food, drink and facilities

The visiting concourse sells hot food, soft drinks and normally alcohol. Service and alcohol availability can change for individual fixtures, and the concourse is busiest just before kick-off and at half-time.

The Den's home bars and SE16 Bus Bar are not away options. Use the mapped London Bridge venues or enter the North Stand rather than attempting local home-supporter pubs.

Tickets and accessibility

Book wheelchair or amenity seating, companion tickets and one of the eight priority parking spaces through the visiting club. Confirm the step-free route and whether the segregated walkway is appropriate for your needs.

Security checks and route management can be strict. Carry only the permitted bag size and allow extra time for a high-demand or London derby fixture.