Pride Park Stadium Tickets

Stadium facts

Pride Park Stadium key facts

Home team

Derby County

Capacity

33,597

Opened

1997

Owner

Derby County (The Rams) Stadium Limited, part of the Clowes Developments group that owns the club

Record attendance

33,597 — England 4–0 Mexico, friendly, 25 May 2001

Pitch size

105 × 68 m

Postcode

DE24 8XL

• The Queen opened Pride Park in July 1997.
• The record crowd is 33,597, for England 4–0 Mexico in May 2001.
• Derby's competitive record is 33,378, against Liverpool in March 2000.
• A statue of Brian Clough and Peter Taylor stands outside.

History

About Pride Park Stadium

Pride Park has been Derby County's home since 1997, when the club moved from the Baseball Ground. The Queen opened it on 18 July 1997, and its first competitive match, against Wimbledon that August, was abandoned when the floodlights failed. Clowes Developments bought the stadium company in June 2022, and in May 2025 the stadium and club were brought back under one holding company.

Seating layout

Pride Park Stadium seating plan & capacity

A single bowl with filled corners. Away supporters are in the South-East Corner and the family area in the North-East Corner.

• Toyota West Stand

  The main stand, with the stadium entrance and club reception.

• East Stand

  Opposite the West Stand.

• South-East Corner

  The away supporters' section.

• North-East Corner

  The family area.

Getting there

How to get to Pride Park Stadium

Pride Park Stadium is at DE24 8XL, Derby, England.

Train

Derby station is about a 15–20 minute walk.

Bus

On home matchdays a shuttle runs from the Morledge (DE1 2AW) every 20 minutes from 1 hour 20 minutes before kick-off.

Drive

From the M1, junction 25 then the A52 west; a traffic exclusion zone usually runs from 90 minutes before kick-off.

Parking

Car Parks A and B cost £10 per match, booked through MiPermit.

FAQ

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