MATCHDAY GUIDE: London Broncos vs Widnes Vikings
Jake Watson • 30 May 2025
Matchday guide: London Broncos vs Widnes Vikings
We are excited to be able to share the matchday guide with you for our match on Saturday to ensure you have the best possible experience backing the Broncos against Widnes Vikings.
Important times to note:
15:00- Gates open.
15:00 – Hospitality opens
17:00- London Broncos vs Widnes KO
17:40- London Broncos vs Widnes HT
18:35- London Broncos vs Widnes FT
19:30 – Hospitality Last Orders
20:00 – Hospitality Closes
Travel:
Travelling by train, you can get to either Earslfield (12 minutes from London Waterloo) or Wimbledon (16 minutes from London Waterloo) station which are both walkable distances from the stadium (17 minutes/0.8 miles from Earlsfield, 29 minutes/1.4 miles from Wimbledon). You can also take a taxi/uber from these stations which will take around 5 minutes from either station.
Unfortunately, there is no parking available at the stadium.
Home Fans/Away Fans
Please may all fans enter through Gate 3 (on the right of the main reception opposite Starbucks). From this point, you will need your ticket with the barcode, which is going to be scanned as you enter. You can bring bags into the stadium but they will be checked by security/stewards upon entry.
Season ticket holders will also access the stadium from Gate 3 using their membership card.
Mug Collection
If you purchased a ‘Back the Broncos’ Membership this season, you will be able to collect your London Broncos mug from the main reception after the match. Due to safety restrictions in the ground, you will not be able to collect before the game.
Please note: This will be the last game where mug collection is available
Hospitality
Please may all those attending the game in an Executive Box/Legends Lounge /Broncos Bar make sure that they are entering through the Main Reception which will be open from 3pm.
Ticket Office
Our ticket office is located at the main reception for purchases on the day.
Food & Drink
We have our stadium pub, By The Horns, open for you to get your drinks and there will be a range of different food stalls/vans available for you to choose from.
Club Shop
The club shop will be situated in the fanzone next to Gate 3. The new third kit plus home and away shirts will be available for purchase.
If you have any further questions please email lynsey.coleman@londonbroncosrl.com
If you still haven’t got your ticket yet, you can get your ticket NOW by clicking the link below
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Fans are encouraged to buy tickets for this game as you will have to wait until August 3rd for the next home fixture at The Cherry Red Records Stadium.
Tickets for this game are priced at;
Adults - £20
Concessions - £15
KIDS - £5
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