Riverside Stadium Middlesbrough

Home of Middlesbrough Football Club.

Built in only 32 weeks, the Riverside Stadium was the first stadium designed and constructed to comply with the Taylor Report.

Opened on August 26 1995, the capacity was amended to 34,988 in June 2008 and 34,742 in summer 2013. The stadium represents a proud and bold statement of Middlesbrough Football Club’s progressive thinking as well as its vision for the future.

Along with the Transporter and Newport bridges, the Riverside Stadium has become one of the landmarks of the Middlesbrough skyline, towering over the Tees, east of the city centre.

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Riverside StadiumMiddlesbrough TS3 6RS

Road Directions

From the north: Approaching Middlesbrough on the A19 cross over the River Tees and take A66 eastbound towards Middlesbrough town centre. Stay on A66 past the town centre (on your right) and follow signs to the stadium which you will see on your left.From the south: Leave the A1(M) at junction 49, signposted to Teesside, and join the A168, which after approximately 11 miles will become the A19. Approximately 19 miles later take the A66 eastbound towards Middlesbrough town centre. Stay on A66 past the town centre (on your right) and follow signs to the stadium which you will see on your left.From the west: Leave the A1(M) at Junction 57 onto the A66(M). Follow signs to Teesside on the A66. In approximately 18 miles you will pass Middlesbrough town centre (on your right) and follow signs to the stadium which you will see on your left.

Public Transport Directions

Railway Services: Middlesbrough station is located on Albert Road, 10 to 15 minutes walk from the ground.Buses: From the town centre.To plan your journey, visit the public transport links below; www.travelinenortheast.info www.connectteesvalley.comOr contact; 0871 200 22 33