ProAmpac Stadium Tickets

Stadium facts

ProAmpac Stadium key facts

Home team

Lincoln City

Capacity

11,400

Opened

1895

Owner

Lincoln City Football Club

Record attendance

23,196 — Lincoln City 0–3 Derby County, League Cup fourth round replay, 15 November 1967

Pitch size

100.6 × 66.8 m

Postcode

LN5 8LD

• Lincoln City have played here since 1895.
• The record crowd is 23,196, for a League Cup replay with Derby County in 1967.
• The ground was the LNER Stadium from 2019 and became the ProAmpac Stadium in July 2026.
• The Stacey West Stand is named after two supporters who died in the 1985 Bradford City fire.

History

About ProAmpac Stadium

Lincoln City moved to Sincil Bank in 1895. In 1982 the club sold the ground to the council to avoid eviction and took a 125-year lease, then bought it back in 2000. It was the LNER Stadium from December 2019, and in July 2026 the club agreed a ten-year naming deal with the packaging company ProAmpac.

Seating layout

ProAmpac Stadium seating plan & capacity

A compact ground; most home supporters are in the GBM Stand, and visitors are in the Stacey West Stand.

• GBM Stand

  The largest stand, along one side, where most Lincoln supporters sit.

• Greenlinc Renewables Stand

  Side stand with the press box, directors' enclosure and ticket office.

• Stacey West Stand

  End stand named after two Lincoln supporters who died in the 1985 Bradford City fire; it houses away supporters.

• Rilmac Stand

  End stand, extended for 2026/27.

Getting there

How to get to ProAmpac Stadium

ProAmpac Stadium is at LN5 8LD, Lincoln, England.

Train

Lincoln Central is about 0.8 miles away, around 15 minutes on foot via High Street.

Bus

Gowts Bridge and Robey Street are among the closest stops; the city bus station is opposite Lincoln Central.

Parking

The club sells spaces at South Common (LN5 8LN), 5–10 minutes' walk away; streets around the ground have residents' permit restrictions.

FAQ

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