Match day Information - Wycombe Wanderers and watch Joe Dunne's pre match interview

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Directions (postcode: HP12 4HJ)
By road: Leave the M40 at junction 4 and follow the signs to Aylesbury on the A4010 (John Hall Way). Cross over three small roundabouts into New Road continuing down the hill to two mini roundabouts at the bottom. Turn sharp left at the first into Lane End Road and continue to the next mini roundabout at which turn right into Hillbottom Road. Adams Park is situated at the very end of the road.

By train: High Wycombe is served by the Chiltern Railways line, connecting Birmingham to London Marylebone. The station is approximately 2.5 miles from the stadium, and you can either take the bus (see below) or travel via taxi.

By bus: You can travel to the game by bus thanks to the Arriva service. 
Arriva operate a matchday service at a standard fare of £3 single or £4 return, irrespective of where passengers join or leave the service. Children aged 11 and under are charged half price (£1.50 single or £2 return). 

Saturday 3pm kick-offs:
Handy Cross Hub – 12.55 and 13.55
Rail Station – 13.05 and 14.05
Frogmoor – 13.10 and 14.10
Bus Station – 13.15 and 14.15
Adams Park – 13.30 and 14.30

The return service will depart from Adams Park approximately 20 minutes after full-time, calling at the same pick-up/drop-off points.

Fares will be charged as follows:

Adult Single: £3
Adult Return: £4
Child Single: £1.50
Child Return: £2

Children are classed as ages 11 and under.

Parking
There is no parking for the general public in the lower tier - spaces in the upper tier are £5 per car. There is also a car park behind Origin Global (on the left before the Adams Park gates), priced at £5 a car, the proceeds of which are split between the club and the Rennie Grove charity.

Spaces for pass holders in the club car park are guaranteed up until 2pm, after which time the lower tier becomes closed to vehicles due to high pedestrian traffic. Please note that the capacity of the upper car park may be reduced in adverse weather conditions.

Blue badge holders are required to pre-book one of 15 complimentary parking spaces via the ticket office; otherwise the standard £5 charge applies.

Street parking is also available in the vicinity of the ground, however, supporters are warned that traffic wardens patrol the area regularly and we would ask you to park sensibly, respecting our neighbours in the Sands area.

Food and drink
The bars in the stadium open at 12pm (for Saturday 3pm games) and remain open after the match. These are generally open as follows:

• Caledonian Suite - home fans only. Also open at half-time for fans in Beechdean Stand & terrace.
• Monty's - home fans only (if marquee is away fans only. Otherwise, no away colours)
• Woodlands - members only. Hot food available.
• Honours - VIP hospitality.
• Marquee – either away fans only (if large away crowd), or both home and away fans for smaller away crowds. Serves bottled and canned drinks, with BBQ, music and kids’ target practice.

All bars show Sky Sports and BT Sport on the TVs around the walls, with the exception of the marquee.

Inside the stadium, each stand is serviced by a kiosk serving hot and cold food and drink, including burgers, hot dogs, pies and chips, plus tea, coffee and fizzy drinks, chocolate and sweets.

The Caledonian Suite also plays host to an ale festival on most home matchdays.

Tickets
Tickets for most games can be purchased on arrival, unless specified in advance on the club website. Booking in advance entitles you to a £2 discount per ticket.

Head to Ticket Office 1 or 2 to buy your ticket, or collect pre-booked tickets from the blue collection booth opposite Ticket Office 1.

When booking in advance, you can choose to have your ticket sent via email, which you can print off and take to the turnstile, where the operator will scan the barcode to grant access.

Away fans can pay cash on the turnstile.

Seating plan
Regardless of where you're sitting in the stadium, it is easy to find your seat. A seating plan is available here and at the entrance to the stadium, and on the back of your tickets, while stewards are on hand to assist with any queries you may have.

Cashpoint
There is no cashpoint at the stadium, so fans are advised to bring sufficient cash with them. The nearest free cashpoint is at the Tesco store, around 10 minutes' walk away.

Regulations regarding foul and abusive language
We are obliged to remind all fans of the club’s policy in relation to foul and abusive language around the stadium:

The club’s policy states that “The use of threatening behaviour, foul or abusive language, as well as racial, homophobic or discriminatory abuse, chanting or harassment, is strictly forbidden and will result in arrest and/or ejection from the ground. The club may impose a ban for one or more matches.”

Zero tolerance policy on pyrotechnics
Wycombe Wanderers would like to remind fans of its zero-tolerance policy in relation to the use of pyrotechnics inside the stadium on matchdays.

Any supporter found to be carrying or letting off a pyrotechnic inside Adams Park will receive an immediate long-term ban from the stadium. This applies to flares, smoke bombs and fireworks.

The club will also offer its full cooperation and support to opposition clubs and the local police when dealing with such offences at away matches.

This policy is in line with guidelines issued by FIFA, UEFA, the FA and EFL which also state that details of anyone committing such an offence will be forwarded to the police and could lead to criminal proceedings.

Matchday programme
The matchday programme ‘Parklife’ is on sale for £3.50 from a number of outlets around the ground. Included in the 64 pages are an in-depth look at the opposition, plus a range of features relating to Wycombe Wanderers and the wider world of football.

Mascot packages
Wycombe Wanderers invite young supporters of both clubs to enjoy a mascot package for matches at Adams Park. There are a number of options available so please contact community@wwfc.com or call 01494 455736 to make an enquiry, or visit wwset.co.uk for more information.

What time to enter the stadium
Fans can enter the stadium up to 90 minutes before kick-off and enjoy the pre-match build up.  Wycombe's players tend to emerge for their warm-up at around 2.15pm. We advise that you should take your seat within the stadium no later than 20 minutes before kick-off.

Club shop
Visit the Wanderers club shop at Adams Park before the game to purchase your official merchandise. The store will stay open for half an hour after the final whistle.

Programme message
To make your visit even more memorable, why not dedicate a message to a friend or family member in the matchday programme? Email media@wwfc.com with your message and an optional photo by 12pm on the Wednesday before a Saturday game, or the Friday before a Tuesday game.