National League South · Salisbury
Raymond McEnhill Stadium · Partridge Way, Old Sarum · SP4 6PU
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Inside Raymond McEnhill Stadium
The visiting configuration at Raymond McEnhill Stadium is fixture-dependent. Use the away club's sale notice for the exact section, entrance and ticket total.
Most current fixtures at the Ray Mac operate without segregation, so visitors use general admission and share the eligible terraces, seating and facilities. There is no permanent away allocation in that setup.
Salisbury can segregate a higher-demand fixture and assign a south-end entrance or visitor area. The exact gate, terrace, seats and ticket total are announced for that match; neither the official 4,000 capacity nor an older gate number is a guaranteed allocation.
At an unsegregated match, use the normal entrance stated on the ticket and follow stewarding to the shared standing or seating areas. Recent October 2026 visitors had access to the normal ground facilities.
If segregation is introduced, use only the live away gate and south-end route in the match notice. Different fixtures have used different turnstile numbers, so the printed ticket takes priority over a previous guide.
The stadium provides a mix of covered seating and covered or open standing around the pitch, with the Main Stand containing the principal seats. At a shared match, general admission and stewarding determine the areas available.
A segregated layout may restrict visitors to a smaller south-end footprint and limited seats. Roof supports and terrace position can affect sightlines, so arrive early and arrange accessible seating before travel.
Current visitor guidance confirms two tea huts, the Rude Giant Sports Bar beside Turnstile 2 and a main stadium bar in the normal shared setup. The ground is cashless for 2026/27, including the current parking operation.
Segregation can limit bar access and provide a separate catering or toilet route. Alcohol must remain in the permitted bar or plastic-glass areas, and the range, opening times and visitor access should be checked for the fixture.
The ground has a disabled entrance beside the accessible parking bays, an accessible spectator area and companion arrangements. Contact Salisbury before purchase to confirm the ticket, viewing position, entrance and carer provision.
Accessible parking is limited and should be reserved or confirmed directly. If using public transport, check station assistance and the PR11 walking connection from Old Sarum before travel.
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 9 October 2026.
