Elland Road Tickets

Stadium facts

Elland Road key facts

Home team

Leeds United

Capacity

37,633

Opened

1897

Owner

Leeds United (bought back in 2024)

Record attendance

57,892 — Leeds United 1–1 Sunderland (after extra time), FA Cup fifth round replay, 15 March 1967

Pitch size

105 × 68 m

Postcode

LS11 0ES

• Elland Road has been Leeds United's home since the club's founding in 1919.
• Capacity of 37,633.
• The East Stand is the largest stand at the ground, with the most distinctive silhouette in English football.
• The Don Revie, John Charles and Norman Hunter stands honour Leeds United legends.
• Plans for a 50,000+ seat redevelopment were announced in 2024.

History

About Elland Road

Elland Road has been Leeds United's home since the club's founding in 1919 (the ground was originally home to Holbeck Rugby Club from 1897). Successive expansions through the 20th century brought capacity to a peak of 57,000+ in the late 1960s, before all-seater conversion in the 1990s reduced it to today's 37,633. The ground was sold by the club in 2004 during financial difficulties and bought back in 2017.

Seating layout

Elland Road seating plan & capacity

The East Stand is notably taller than the rest of the ground, giving Elland Road a distinctive lopsided silhouette. Premium seats in the East Stand mid-tier. Norman Hunter South Stand carries the most home atmosphere.

• Don Revie Stand

  Behind the south goal. Named after the legendary 1960s-70s manager. Two-tier, holds the away allocation in the corner.

• John Charles Stand (West Stand)

  Side stand on the west. Named after the iconic 1950s player. Three-tier with directors' box.

• East Stand

  Side stand opposite the John Charles. Largest stand at the ground; three tiers including extensive hospitality.

• Norman Hunter South Stand

  Behind the north goal. Named after the iconic 1970s defender. Heart of Leeds' vocal home support.

Getting there

How to get to Elland Road

Elland Road is at LS11 0ES, Leeds, United Kingdom.

Train

Leeds railway station is a 25-minute walk or 10-minute matchday bus ride. Park-and-ride from White Rose shopping centre is the most popular option.

Bus

First Leeds matchday bus services run from Leeds city centre to Elland Road every few minutes from 90 minutes before kick-off.

Walk

Leeds city centre to Elland Road: 30 minutes via the M621 footbridge.

Drive

From the M621 (junction 2. Elland Road) take Lowfields Road. The stadium is signposted from junction 2.

Parking

Stadium car parks (north and south) require pre-booking via Leeds United. White Rose shopping centre offers park-and-ride from 3 hours before kick-off.

FAQ

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