Blackburn Rovers Football Club

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Stimmung war okay Premier league champions ground. Recommend the tour to understand the history of the club. View was The of the champion of premier league. I saw a nice in here and spent a afternoon with joy. However, the team supporters “Riversiders” are too quiet. In the whole you just can hear the away fans’ noisy. Ok place for football. But where the do Blackburn have Superb Championship stadium; one of the best. A large, clean and well maintained stadium, located about 15mins outside of Blackburn town centre. Ample parking next to the stadium, with various other pubs and hotels nearby offering match-day parking. Away end had multiple large, fresh, and clean toilets. Multiple food hatches, with plentiful and superb quality hot food. range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Seats are well spaced, with reasonable legroom. unobstructed views. A large with a quite poor attendance. Entire parts were empty. Quite a quiet support too, so away can make up for this with being vocal themselves. Good staff, security and police presence. Limited home/away fan segregation after the game. A stadium, which was a pleasure to visit. Ref was shocking, & Blackburn singing "football in a library" when it's THEIR library. Huge sections of empty seats all around the 3 sides. 7,100 Leeds in a 21,000 crowd - they didn't get big crowds though when JW bought the title back in the 1990s so no chance of a big crowd in the championship. shame the team (Leeds) didn't turn up It was awesome I went to see Blackburn rovers play and it's awesome. The view is awesome and it's very cool One of the nicest stadiums I've visited Ewood Park of blackburn rovers. Easy access from the city centre. Bus 1 runs every couple of minutes past the ground. Great shop and a lot of activities going on around the stadium. There was a chance to meet the rover teddy rover Blackburn mascot and have a quick picture. A fan zone with bars and food outlet Prices very reasonable for a championship club. £20 for a adult ticket and £5 for children under 12 ticket. Staff are friendly and welcoming at Ewood park. Today's match A Lancashire Yorkshire Derby match. Great atmosphere. Plenty of singing. Food and bars in the reasonable price drinks and food. Just be careful when leaving the ground. They shut the main road for 15 minutes at full time. It is OK. Big stadium: from the days they were in Premier League. Surprising that the looks set to go League 1..good facilities for Nice little ground. access. Has a fanzone for away fans. views of the pitch. friendly. Catering a bit basic for away with cans of fosters and assorted pies. A couple of different soft drinks but no hot drinks available when we visited with 7500 Sheff Wed otherwise a decent day out. Pitch drainage needs sorting. 10 hour round trip for the to be abandoned. Shame as parking, stands and away end food was better than most Championship grounds EWOOD PARK TO BLACKBURN ROVERS ⚽️🐶 NICKNAME "THE ROVERS",FOOTBALL HAD BEEN PLAYED ON THE SITE SINCE AT LEAST 1881, ROVERS PLAYED FOUR MATCHES THERE WHEN IT WAS KNOWN AS EWOOD BRIDGE AND WAS MOST LIKELY LITTLE MORE THANA FIELD, THEIR FIRST MATCH WAS AGAINST SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY ON 9 APRIL 1881,EWOOD PARK WAS OFFICIALLY OPENED IN APRIL 1882 AND DURING THE 1880 STAGED FOOTBALL, THE BIGGEST AT EWOOD PARK IS NAMED AFTER FORMED OWNER JACK WALKER (1929-2000) BLACKBURN ADDED THIS TO THEY TEAM BADGE, "ARTE ET LABORE" MEANING "BY ART AND BY LABOUR" IN 1990. TO IN THE SKY BET CHAMPIONSHIP LEAGUE BLACKBURN ROVERS VS CARDIFF CITY THE BLUEBIRDS, WHAT A STADIUM, FANTASTIC ATMOSPHERE ALL THE ROUND THE GROUND, WHAT A LOVELY TO COME TO, AMAZING DAY OUT FOR ALL 🐶⚽️🐦 place, drinks extortionate but it’s a ground so this is expected, atmosphere. Five stars because we won. looks like it's falling apart like, was scared the stand could hold 3200+ boro dancing around. Lovely food in Red Rose hospitality suite. The homemade Cheese and Onion pie was delicious. The keg beer however was not particularly nice and eye-wateringly expensive. Nice furnishings and clean with a view of the pitch. Very poor ⚽ Stadium, atmosphere. Friendly helpful staff and fans. Super store, it was well attended when I visited, many thanks to the Friendly and helpful ladies, (am I allowed to say that?), who went out of their way to help an away fan. There appeared to be plenty of paid parking around the stadium, recommending proir on line payment. A rip off right fom the get go. £15 with no alternative for the period that I was there. Trying to find cheaper local parking, was a needle in a haystack moment. I wonder what the 's cut is from the total revenue gleaned from people parking there that evening was? It was a though! My visit to Ewood Park yesterday was a experience. The away fan park was a fantastic start, offering a wide selection of beers. I particularly enjoyed the Cruzcampo, which was perfectly chilled and refreshing. The pricing was also typical of match day pricing, with four pints and a Diet Coke costing me £27.30. The police and stewards were all friendly and helpful, contributing to a welcoming atmosphere. The ladies' toilets were a bit on the small side but were adequate until half-time, when the water supply seemed to cut off. This meant the toilets weren't flushing and it was impossible to wash my hands after applying soap, which was a little frustrating. The itself is quite similar in design to St. Andrew's. Overall, the ground seemed well-maintained and was a place to watch the match. Getting to the was also a breeze. Due to traffic, we took a lovely detour through the surrounding hills, which were beautiful. Parking was convenient and cheap, at only £4.30 for the multi-story car park. Despite the small issue with the toilets, it was a day out and I came away with a very positive impression of Blackburn. view of the pitch from our seats. Really annoyed at getting into the took so long we missed the first 15 minutes and there were loads of people behind us. Not enough turnstiles open or staff. They knew well in advance there was over 7000 of us going Excellent pitch and services stadium, typical UK one. Awful confessions service in Blackburn End. Woefully understaffed. Wanted to spend money at the but unable to. Son gutted at the lack of supposed legends that came to see the after the 150th anniversary game. Shameful by most of the players involved and the for showing complete disregard for the clubs next generation of fans. Uncle Jack would be ashamed! I was there for Star Wars day. Staff were lovely. Had a time. I am so thankful to clubs hosting these events. A for the greatest team in the world. Only got 2 stars for the result. If I could give it zero, I would. Concourse kiosk workers are slow, quite cramped and stunk of horse shit. But the famous clarets extended Blackburn's time of beating us from 14 years to 15. So that saved it. This is my church Excellent hospitality. The food has won an award for the quality. The salad bar which is new to. The season is also quality. Inside and outside viewing is excellent. After the match and away can share some banter. A team sheet is supplied and a digital match day programme is available. The boys and Girls who serve are always helpful. Tea and coffee at half time with an desert. Attended a conference. Nice and facilities. We had a hot food buffet. I opted for the cheese and potato pie, sorry it was awful. My team Able to park easily in church carpark with 20minute walk to stadium. Easy access,sun shone,lost the but hey it was to see my team in action,and were 👍 There boxing day when we sunderland visited ended 2-2 Drinks very limited only cans lager or plain cider, no dark fruits, no fruity cider, no blackcurrant, no half glasses, as can't drink any them but ended up plain cider in a pint plastic, service rather slow for halftime was still 20deep 5mins before 2nd half so walked away. Staff at ewood was friendly, stewards were friendly and felt at ease, bit banter We were up in the upper section and the steps were steep nothing can be done but excellent view other then can't see the scoreboard It was dirty Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.