Call Palace Box Office 08712 00 00 71.

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Call Palace Box Office 08712 00 00 71.

Go on the M23 and continue onto the A23, going towards Brighton. At the roundabout which is the junction with the A27, take the A27 exit towards Lewes. Take this for about four miles and you will see the stadium on the right.

Parking
Parking is very restricted at the ground and nearby so think of parking at a local station and getting the train in.

There are Park & Ride schemes at: Mill Road, off A23/A27; Mithras House and Cockroft House, Lewes Road and also Brighton Racecourse.

Nearest Station
Falmer - just a couple of minutes away from the stadium.

By Bus: There is a regular Brighton & Hove Buses' number 25 that serves the stadium via the city centre.

Check train times and tickets at The Trainline. For more information, call National Rail Enquiries on 08457 48 49 50.

A wide variety of food outlets are in the town centre and a good selection is available in the stadium.

There are a number of pubs in Brighton town centre but the Evening Star, on Surrey Street near Brighton station, is recommended for away fans. Try the Druids Head in the centre of "The Lanes". 9 Brighton Place, Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1HJ.

Brighton's new stadium for 2011/12 is very impressive with a unique curved wraparound shape.

Away fans will be housed in the South Stand at one end of the stadium with an allocation of up to 2,200. Facilities and choice of food and drink are very good.

Brighton, Brighton, ra, ra rar!

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