Stevenage FC Ground & Tickets
Ground: The Lamex Stadium
Capacity: 7,800
Location: Broadway Hall, Stevenage
Country: United Kingdom
The Ground
The Lamex Stadium currently holds around 7,800 spectators, with a mix of seating and standing areas that give it an intimate yet lively atmosphere on matchdays. While modest in size compared to higher-league venues, its compact design ensures supporters are close to the action, helping to generate a passionate and sometimes intimidating environment for visiting teams.
The ground is made up of four stands, each serving a distinct role. The Main Stand, running along the west side, houses the club’s offices, hospitality areas, and the changing rooms. Opposite is the East Terrace, a covered standing area where home fans create much of the noise. Behind the north goal is the North Stand, an all-seater stand often allocated to away supporters, while the South Stand provides a modern all-seater option for home fans, complete with improved facilities.
Situated just off the A602 and within walking distance of Stevenage railway station, the stadium is easily accessible for both local and travelling supporters. Its location also places it near the town centre, allowing fans to enjoy pre- and post-match amenities. Over the years, there have been gradual improvements to seating, concourses, and matchday facilities, reflecting the club’s steady growth while maintaining a grounded, community feel.
Broadhall Way, officially known as The Lamex Stadium for sponsorship purposes, has been the home of Stevenage Football Club since 1980. Located on the southern edge of the Hertfordshire town, the ground has played host to the club’s journey from non-league football to the English Football League, becoming a symbol of Stevenage’s rise and ambition.
Official Tickets
Stevenage FC Official Website – The primary and safest place to get home match tickets. These usually go on sale about a month before each fixture.
Club Shop / Ticket Office (In Person or by Phone) – You can also buy tickets by visiting in person at Lamex Stadium’s club shop, or via phone. If collecting tickets, bring your email receipt as proof.
Fanshop
How to get to the Stadium
By train
Train to Stevenage Railway Station, served by Great Northern, Thameslink, and LNER trains. Direct services from London King’s Crosstake around 20–25 minutes, From the station it is about a 20 minutes (just under 1 mile).
.By Car
Leave the A1(M) at Junction 8 and follow signs for Stevenage (A602). The stadium is on the left-hand side after about a mile. Parking: Fairlands Valley Car Park (adjacent to the stadium) is free on matchdays. Street parking is limited due to restrictions.
Airport / International Train/Travel
London Luton Airport (LTN)
About 14 miles (22 km) southwest of Stevenage. By public transport: Shuttle bus from Luton Airport to Luton Airport Parkway station, then train to Stevenage (around 45–60 minutes total).
Eurostar: London St Pancras International
Walk (5 mins) to Kings Cross Station from St Pancras. Take a Great Northern or Thameslink service to Stevenage.Fastest journeys: appr. 20 minutes (non-stop Great Northern trains).
Around the Stadium
The Broadhall Suite (The Lamex Stadium, West Stand) – Located inside the stadium complex, the Broadhall Suite is the main pre- and post-match meeting spot for Stevenage supporters. Open on matchdays, it serves draught beers, ciders, wines, soft drinks, and bar snacks, with screens showing live sport. It’s an ideal choice for fans who want to enjoy the atmosphere without leaving the ground.
The Our Mutual Friend (Broadwater Crescent). Around a 10-minute walk from the stadium, this award-winning community pub is known for its rotating selection of real ales, friendly locals, and relaxed vibe. It’s popular with both home and away fans looking for quality beer and a welcoming environment.
The Roebuck Inn (London Road) Situated about a 5-minute walk from the ground, The Roebuck is a traditional coaching inn with a cosy bar area. It offers a good selection of drinks, hearty pub food, and a warm, matchday buzz without being overcrowded.
The Chequers (Fishers Green Road). Roughly a 15-minute walk from The Lamex, The Chequers is a classic local pub with live sport on TV, a decent choice of beers, and a friendly atmosphere. It’s a good spot for smaller groups and those wanting a pint in a laid-back setting.
The Old Town pubs (Stevenage High Street). If you have time before the match, heading up to Stevenage Old Town (about a 5-minute taxi or 25-minute walk) gives you a choice of traditional pubs and modern bars, including The Standing Order (Wetherspoons), The Mulberry Tree, and The Marquis of Lorne. These are great for groups and offer plenty of food and drink options before heading down to the stadium.
The Fisherman (Fishers Green) A short drive or 20-minute walk from the stadium, The Fisherman offers riverside views, a varied menu, and a relaxed, family-friendly feel. A solid choice if you want a sit-down meal before or after the match.
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