Portsmouth FC
Fratton Park
Other Information

Admission Prices
Programme & Fanzines
Local Rivals
Fixtures 2009-2010
Disabled Facilities
Stadium Tours
Ground Layout
Record & Average Attendance
Other Places Of Interest

Category A Games:
Home Fans:
South Stand: Adults £38, Over 60's £27, Under 17's £20
North Stand: Adults £38, Over 60's £27, Under 17's £20
South Stand (Lower Family Enclosure): Adults £29, Over 60's £19, Under 17's £11
Jobsite Stand (Fratton End): Adults £38, Over 60's £27, Under 17's £20
Apollo Stand (Milton End): Adults £34, Over 60's £25, Under 17's £14

Away Fans:
Apollo Stand (Milton End): Adults £34, Over 60's £25, Under 17's £14

Category B Games:
Prices remain as above except for:
Home & Away Fans:
Apollo Stand (Milton End): Adults £20, Over 60's £15, Unaccompanied Children £10, Accompanied Children (Maximum of two) £5.

The Club offer tours of the stadium on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays (Except matchdays). Tours last around 90 minutes and cost Adults £12, Concessions £8 (Concessions apply to: Over 60's, Students and Under 16's), plus there is a Family ticket available (2 Adults + 2 Children) for £32. Tours can be booked with the Club by calling 0844 335 0540.

Ground Layout

Record & Average Attendance

Record Attendance:
51,385 v Derby County
FA Cup 6th Round, February 26th, 1949.

Modern All Seated Attendance Record:
20,821 v Tottenham Hotspur,
Premier League, October 17th 2009.

Average Attendance:
2009-2010: 18,249 (Premier League)
2008-2009: 19,694 (Premier League)
2007-2008: 19,914 (Premier League) 

Southsea adjoining Portsmouth houses the naval base and includes historic ships such as HMS Victory. You can get a short boat trip around the harbour showing which warships are in dock. Southsea itself is quite pleasant with a small beach and funfair. In fact when I went to the game I met a strange lady who travelled down to Portsmouth for each game by herself from Wolverhampton! When asked why, she replied that she had been taken to Southsea as a child and therefore liked to visit it before each game. So there you go it wasn't the football that was the attraction!

Simon Eddy adds; 'there is a new development called the Gunwharf Quays, which has opened adjacent to the historic ships dockyard. There are a number of bars, restaurants, plus a bowling alley, cinema and shopping factory outlet. For more details visit www.gunwharf-quays.com'. The quays incorporate the spectacular Spinnaker Tower, which is well worth a visit for some stunning views from over 300 feet up. Anyone intending to visit the City Centre, Gunwharf Quays or the Old Portsmouth area before the game would be better off entering the city on the M275 rather than the A2030.
 

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