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Scunthorpe United

The Attis Arena (Glanford Park) · Jack Brownsword Way · DN15 8TD

9,088stadium capacity

AMS Stand Southvisiting supporters

Scunthorpe United travel guide

Getting there & parking

The Attis Arena is on the western edge of Scunthorpe near the M181. It is roughly two miles from the railway station, making a bus, taxi or planned walk useful for rail visitors.

DN15 8TDstadium postcode30-40 minswalk from Scunthorpe station£5current matchday parking guide

Parking options

Compare official and private matchday parking

Official matchday parking

Current 2026/27 visiting guidance lists on-site parking at £5, payable by cash or card, and advises arriving early because spaces fill.

Some West car-park areas are reserved for season holders, and accessible spaces require advance contact. Check the match-specific notice rather than assuming every gate sells casual parking.

Current Scunthorpe away parking guide 2026/27 West car-park information

Private matchday parking

JustPark's verified Scunthorpe page lists private driveways and managed car parks around the town. Compare each result with DN15 8TD because many central spaces are a substantial walk away.

Only use a retail space when the reservation explicitly covers the football window and enter the correct registration.

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Availability, prices and access arrangements can change by fixture. Always check the booking details before travelling.

By train

Scunthorpe station is around two miles from the stadium. Allow 30-40 minutes to walk, or use a taxi or local bus.

The route crosses busy roads, so allow daylight and extra time; check the final return for evening fixtures.

Scunthorpe station information

By bus or coach

Current visiting guidance identifies routes 31 and 32 between the town centre and the stadium area. Check live times because evening and Sunday services differ.

Away coaches use controlled parking at the south end and must follow the visiting club's instructions.

Current 2026/27 visitor travel guide

Driving

Use the M180 and M181 for the main approach, then follow signs for the stadium and retail area. Jack Brownsword Way and Doncaster Road queue near kick-off.

Retail car parks operate their own limits; use an official or explicitly booked football space.

After the match

M181 and retail-area exits become congested. Rail users should not plan a tight train, while drivers may benefit from waiting for pedestrians to clear.

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 16 September 2026.