Information for fans travelling to Craven Cottage
Fri 18 January 2019, 18:34|
Tottenham Hotspur
Fulham advise our fans travelling to Craven Cottage on Sunday that all allocated parking at the stadium is now full.
Fulham also advise fans travelling by rail/tube that there are no engineering works affecting their journey.
Fulham have pages dedicated to visiting Craven Cottage, including details on travelling to the stadium and for visiting fans.
General guide to Craven Cottage
Here are a few details for our fans and a reminder that we kick-off at 4pm on Sunday...
Travelling to Craven Cottage
Tube
Putney Bridge (District Line) is the closest station to Craven Cottage, an approximate 10-20 minute walk from the stadium. Exit the station, turn left and follow the road (Ranelagh Gardens). Walk through the underpass into Bishops Park. Follow the path through Bishops Park, along the river until you reach the stadium.
Car/parking
As advised above, all allocated parking at Craven Cottage is now full.
Parking around Craven Cottage is extremely limited and access to the surrounding streets on a matchday is restricted by a Traffic Management Order. There is a one-hour maximum stay policy for non-residential pay and display visitors between 9am-9.30pm on all Monday to Sunday matchdays, including Bank Holidays.
At the stadium
Turnstiles
Spurs fans are located in the Putney End with turnstiles open 90 minutes before the 4pm kick-off on Sunday.
Entrances to the Putney End are on Stevenage Road on the side closest to Bishops Park. The turnstile numbers for visiting fans are usually 1–6, although do always check for signage (or with a steward) when you arrive to be sure that you are using a gate that is configured for your ticket. The Putney End Neutral Area is also available for visiting fans, and if your ticket is located in this part of the stadium the entrance gates are likely to be Putney turnstiles 7–12.
If you require extra help accessing the stadium then please visit Gate 1, which is located immediately to the left of the red brick turnstile block, as you face the entrances. A member of our Access Stewarding team will be pleased to assist you with entry and if required access to your seat. The Access team are easily identifiable in green jackets.
A steward is located at each gate to help with any queries. If your ticket is damaged, or entry is denied, then the best course of action is to visit the stadium Ticket Office in the Johnny Haynes Stand for further assistance.
Bag search
Once you have entered the stadium a member of Fulham's stewarding team may ask to conduct a quick search of any bags or containers. Bags are generally permitted inside the stadium provided that they will fit neatly and safely underneath your seat. Fulham also reserve the right to conduct person searches and will allocate female staff to search female supporters if this is required.
More details
A reminder that more details can be found via Fulham's official website.
