Sincil Bank has host home to Lincoln City since 1894 and has an all seated capacity of 10,130. The largest of the four stands at Sincil Bank, which holds approximately 5700 people, is the Lincolnshire Co-operative Stand which runs alongside the pitch and is home to the majority of the Imps' support. Opposite is the Lincolnshire Echo stand which runs about half the length of the pitch. Both stands behind the goals have supporting pillars. However, there are three very prominent posts right at the front of the Stacey West stand where as the Imps stand has only 2 supporting beams and not as prominent.
Up to 2,000 visiting supporters can be accommodated here and they are situated in one end of the co-op stand. The view from this stand is un restricted whilst the leg room and facilities are very good. A wide range of food is available at the refreshment outlets including the regular football fare starting at about £2.00.
Sincil Bank seating plan:
Just in behind the South Stand there is a supporters bar that welcomes home and away fans before the game. You can get a wide range of beers along with hot and cold food whilst watching the early kick off's in the closest proximity of the stadium. Alternatively, if you walk up towards the town centre you'll find many more pubs and fast food establishments within 10 minutes of the ground.
Parking is available in surrounding streets, or alternatively, South Common is open for parking. This can be found at the beginning of South Park Avenue when coming in from either the A46 or from the High Street. It's free to park and only about 5 to 10 minutes walk from the ground.
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The nearest / closest train station to Lincoln City's Sincil Bank Stadium is Lincoln Central, which is around a 15 minute walk from the ground.
To get to the ground on foot from Lincoln Central turn left and then left again at the main road (High Street) going over the level crossing. take the seventh turning onto Scorer Street and then the first right into Sincil Bank.
Rivals - Scunthorpe, Mansfield, Hull, Grimsby, Peterborough
Travel: We went early, on the train. A 15 minute journey from Wakefield to Doncaster, then the 10.24 direct train to Lincoln, which took about 45 minutes. A lovely easy trip, then a 15 minute walk in the sun, to Sincil Bank.
Refreshments: We had hospitality tickets, so headed for the Legends Lounge, which we arrived at before 12.30. It was a nice bar with no queues. We then enjoyed a free tour of the stadium and then a fantastic two-course meal by 2pm. Then we took our padded seats in Co-op Stand and had a great view!
Impressions: The stadium tour was a bonus. The stadium looks lovely in the sun! Lincoln City doesn’t need a new stadium. They just need a new stand to replace the small Selenity Stand on one side.
Atmosphere: It was a very nice hospitality lounge. The fan zone outside looks good too but I didn’t visit it. No problems with staff and stewards. Great atmosphere but poor football, apart from some cracking goals! The match finished 2-2.
Exit: Being in hospitality means post-match beer and player interviews. We stayed until about 6pm so no trouble getting away!
Enjoy: Treat yourselves to hospitality! At only fifty quid per person, this was brilliant!
Ground Name: Sincil Bank
Capacity: 10,130 (all seated)
Address: Sincil Bank Stadium, Lincoln, LN5 8LD
Main Tel No.: 0870 899 2005
Team Nickname: The Imps
Year Ground Opened: 1895
Site: www.redimps.com
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