The Reebok Stadium (1997)

Address

Reebok Stadium, Burnden Way, Lostock, Bolton, BL6 6JW

Tel
01204 673673

Advanced Ticket Sales
01204 673601

Fax
01204 673773

Former Grounds
Park Lane Recreation Ground
Cockle's Field
Pike's Lane (1881-1895)
Burnden Park (1895-1997)

Capacity
28,723 - All Seater

Diasabled Supporters:
Parking: Charged Parking behind North (Home) and South (Away) stands. Nominal Fee.
Facilities: Toilets by disabled areas specially adapted. Catering facilities fully accessible. Steward assistance upon request.
Wheelchairs: 150 Home, 33 Away. Pitch Level viewing for home fans. Away fans sit in an elevated position at the back of the stand.
Visual: 30 spaces in North and West Stands.
Hearing: No special arrangements.
Ambulant: 120 Home, 56 Away.

Seating Plan:
Woodford Group (South) Stand: 5,000 (Away Fans)
Bolton Evening News North) Stand: (Home Fans)
Nat Lofthouse (East) Stand: (Home Fans)
West Stand: (Home Fans)

Where is it???
By Car (From South): At Junction 21a of the M6, take the M62 eastbound. Leave the M62 at Junction 12. Follow the signs to the M61 heading towards Bolton/Preston. Get off of the M61 at Junction 6. You can see the ground from this Junction and it is well signposted.
By Car (From North): Take the M6 to Junction 29 and then take the M65 heading towards Blackburn. Leave the M65 at Junction 2 and join the M61 Manchester Bound. Get off of the M61 at Junction 6. You can see the ground from this Junction and it is well signposted.
By Rail: The stadium is served by Horwivh Parkway Station. It is just a few minutes walk from the Reebok Stadium and there are regular trains to it from Bolton's main station.

Trivia
The nickname 'The Trotters' was given to them because they used to play on a farm near some pigs. Stray balls would often end up in the pig pens.