National League North · Spennymoor
The Brewery Field · Wood Vue · DL16 6JN
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Inside The Brewery Field
The visiting configuration at The Brewery Field is fixture-dependent. Use the away club's sale notice for the exact section, entrance and ticket total.
Spennymoor can operate either a shared ground or a segregated match. At the segregated Chester fixture on 3 October 2026, away supporters used turnstiles 1 and 2 and the Tees Crescent side.
The club does not publish one permanent away ticket total. The released terrace area, any seats and advance-only conditions depend on the opposition, competition and safety plan; use the visiting club's sale notice.
When segregation applies, visitors enter from Tees Crescent and stand on that side of the ground. The current visitor guide identifies Tees Crescent as the section allocated to away supporters at segregated fixtures.
At unsegregated games, Wood Vue and Tees Crescent entrances and shared facilities can reopen. Follow the turnstile printed in the live match notice rather than copying a previous fixture.
The Tees Crescent section is principally standing along the side, giving a close touchline view. Covered accommodation is limited, so weather protection depends on the exact area released and early arrival.
If you need a seat or shelter, ask the visiting club before purchase. Do not assume unrestricted movement between the standing area and the Main Stand.
Spennymoor's latest segregated ticket notice confirms a bar and food truck inside the visiting end. The wider ground also has separate fan-zone infrastructure, but home-side bars are not available to visitors when segregation closes internal routes.
Cash and card were accepted at the turnstiles for the current Chester match. Payment methods, food range, alcohol service and opening time can still change, so eat centrally first if choice matters.
Arrange accessible admission, a companion ticket and the correct entrance with the clubs before travel. The ground is mainly terraced and the segregated route differs from the shared-match setup.
Durham station is staffed and step-free routes are available, but the onward bus or taxi remains essential. Confirm the number 6's accessibility and the club's level drop-off point in advance.
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 5 October 2026.
