Mansfield Town FC Ground & Tickets
Ground: One Call Stadium
Capacity: 9,186
Location: Mansfield, Nottinghamshire
Country: United Kingdom
The Ground
One Call Stadium, traditionally known as Field Mill, is the home of Mansfield Town Football Club and holds the distinction of being the oldest professional football ground in the world still hosting league football. Located close to Mansfield town centre in Nottinghamshire, the ground has been in use since 1861 and has been the Stags’ home since 1919.
With a capacity of around 9,186, One Call Stadium offers an intimate, close-to-the-pitch experience that can generate an impressive atmosphere on matchdays. While compact compared to many EFL grounds, its steep stands ensure good views and plenty of noise, especially during high-stakes fixtures.
The stadium is made up of three main stands: Ian Greaves Stand (West Stand) – The main stand, housing the dressing rooms, club offices, hospitality suites, and the dugouts. North Stand – Behind one goal and traditionally home to the most vocal Stags supporters. Quarry Lane End – Behind the opposite goal, this stand is often allocated to away fans.
One Call Stadium enjoys a central location just a short walk from Mansfield Railway Station, making it easy for both home and away fans travelling by train. The A60 and A38 provide good road links, and several pay-and-display car parks are located within walking distance. The ground’s position near the town centre also means plenty of pubs, cafes, and restaurants are available for pre- and post-match refreshments.
Official Tickets
The club's official ticketing portal allows you to register and purchase: You’ll need to create an account on the Mansfield Town ticketing site and log in to view and buy tickets for home, away, and season matches.
Ticket Office – In Person or Phone. You can also get your tickets directly from the club: In Person: Visit the Ticket Office at the Quarry Lane end of One Call Stadium during opening hours.
Fanshop
Mansfield Town FC Club Shop
Location: Opposite the ticket office at the rear of the Quarry Lane Stand within One Call Stadium. Open at matchday
How to get to the Stadium
By train
Train to Mansfield Central Station. Served by East Midlands Railway (EMR) on the Robin Hood Line. Direct trains from Nottingham (35 minutes). From the station it is a 5 minutes walk to the stadium.
By Car
From the M1 motorway, exit at Junction 28 or 29, and follow signs for Mansfield. Parking Options: No large public car park on-site — most parking is in town centre pay-and-display car parks within 5–10 minutes’ walk. Options include: Robin Hood Line Car Park (by the station, 5 mins walk).
Airport / International Train/Travel
East Midlands Airport (EMA).
Located approximately 27 miles south of Mansfield. The journey by car or taxi takes around 40–50 minutes, depending on traffic. Alternatively, by Public Transport: Skylink bus from EMA to Nottingham (40–50 mins).Train from Nottingham to Mansfield (35 mins on the Robin Hood Line)
Around the Stadium
The Sandy Pate Sports Bar – Located inside One Call Stadium itself, the Sandy Pate is the main hub for Stags fans on matchdays. Open before and after games, it serves draught beers, ciders, wines, soft drinks, and hot food, with big screens showing live sport. Perfect if you want to stay close to your seat and soak up the atmosphere.
The Talbot – Around a 5-minute walk from the ground on Nottingham Road. A traditional pub popular with home supporters, offering a good range of beers, pub grub, and a lively matchday buzz.
The Midland Hotel – Just a couple of minutes’ walk from Mansfield Railway Station, making it a handy stop for fans arriving by train. Known for its friendly welcome, well-kept ales, and classic pub atmosphere.
The William IV – Roughly a 10-minute walk from the stadium. A large, traditional pub with plenty of seating, TV screens for live sport, and a choice of beers. It’s often busy before kick-off, especially for bigger games.
The Brown Cow – Around a 10-minute walk away on Ratcliffe Gate. Offers a mix of cask ales, lagers, and hearty food in a comfortable setting. A good spot for a more relaxed pre-match pint.
The Widow Frost (Wetherspoons) – Located in Mansfield town centre, about 10 minutes on foot from the ground. Affordable drinks and food, large inside space, and a mix of home and away supporters on matchdays.
The Railway Inn – Close to Mansfield Station and just over 5 minutes from the stadium. Small but lively, with a traditional feel and friendly locals.
The Market Tavern – In the town centre (about a 10-minute walk), offering reasonably priced drinks and a no-nonsense, welcoming atmosphere for football fans.
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