So, you're making your first visit to Home Park? We're delighted that you're coming and we hope you have a great day at the Theatre of Greens.

We've put together some of the key information to make your first trip as easy and well planned as possible and to tell you all about match days at Home Park Stadium.

If there is something not covered in this guide, please get in touch with us on 01752 562561 or click here to contact us.

We also have a dedicated Visitor Experience team, who are on hand to help you make the most of your visit. They can be contacted by email at supporters@pafc.co.uk or via Twitter @PAFC_SLO.

First Up. Where to sit?

There are four stands at Home Park for Argyle supporters to sit and view all of the action. The Babcock Devonport End, containing blocks 1-5, is behind the goal that Argyle will aim to kick to in the second half of games and is famous for our vocal Green Army, particularly in Block 3. Blocks 1 and 5 have a great atmosphere but are a little bit further away from the noisier section.

The Portcullis Legals Lyndhurst Road Stand runs the full length of the pitch from blocks 6 to 16 and has excellent views of the whole pitch. Block 16, famously known as Zoo Corner, like block 3 is famous for being one of the loudest areas in the stadium and contains more of our most vocal supporters.

For games where we are at capacity, The Kawasaki Barn Park End is shared with the away supporters. It is located behind the goal and always has a lively atmosphere.

The Beacon Electrical Mayflower Grandstand is our newest stand and houses our excellent corporate hospitality offering. You can choose from the upper tier, where seats can be a little tight for taller supporters, or in the lower tier, which again has excellent views of the pitch, is close to both dug outs and has ample leg room.

In bad weather, the lower rows of all the stands are of course susceptible to the rain.

If you purchase your ticket online you can see the view from each available seat before you purchase, here. If buying in person, one of our ticketing team has maps to show you exactly where each block is positioned on and around the pitch.

Purchasing tickets for Argyle games could not be simpler; visit our dedicated ticketing website argyletickets.com for information, including the range of pricing and concessionary options.

The ticket office can also be contacted via tickets@pafc.co.uk The Home Park Ticket Office is open from 10am-4pm, Monday to Friday. On Saturdays when Argyle are at home, it is open from 9am-3pm. On non-match day Saturdays, it is open from 10am-2pm. The Ticket Office is closed on Sundays. 

For away supporters, tickets will generally be sold through your club, so please check their website for regular updates in the days leading up to your Home Park visit.

Please note that turnstiles open 90 minutes before kick-off.

How to get to Home Park

By Car: If you are making a debut trip to Home Park, the stadium (PL2 3DQ) is well sign-posted from the A38. Approaching Plymouth from the East, exit the A38 at the Manadon roundabout, and take the second exit towards the city centre. Remain on Outland Road for around 1.5 miles (around 15 minutes on a busy match day). Then Home Park should appear into your view on the left-hand side, take the next available left and you will arrive at the stadium’s car park.

By Coach: If you arrive in Plymouth by public coach transport, your service will likely terminate at Plymouth coach station. From here, it is a 30-minute walk to Home Park, through Central Park. Upon departing the coach station on to Armada Way, turn left and walk up the hill, through the subway and past the train station. Home Park will be signposted along the route.

By Train: Plymouth railway station is located just a mile away from Home Park, and there is a paved walking route which takes you through Central Park straight to the stadium, taking around 20 minutes. Please note that a portion of the walk is up a steep hill.

By Taxi: If you are unable to walk, or prefer not to, there is a taxi rank located just outside the main entrance of the railway station. A cab to Home Park should take no longer than five minutes and cost no more than £5. If you would prefer to pre-book a taxi in advance, we recommend Need-a-cab (01752 666222) or Tower Cabs (01752 252525), who are both partners of Plymouth Argyle.

Parking

The Milehouse park and ride car park, adjacent to Home Park, is a large and free car park. As it is used by those travelling into the city centre and by users of the nearby Life Centre, the car park is usually very busy and fills up extremely quickly on match-days, so very early arrival is essential to secure a space.

As this car park becomes full very early on match days, we recommend seeking alternative parking options in the city centre and in Plymouth’s other park and ride car parks. There are several pay and display car parks in and around the city centre. The closest of these to Home Park is on Stuart Road (PL1 5LH), but there are also several others in the city centre at Western Approach (PL1 1AJ), Theatre Royal (PL1 2TR) and Drake’s Circus (PL1 1EA).

Many buses operate from the nearby Royal Parade and Western Approach to Alma Road which is just a short walk from the ground.

Using park and ride services are also excellent options:

The George Park & Ride - PL6 7HB
Coypool Park Ride - PL7 4TB

Parking at these park and ride car parks is free, and there are dedicated match day special bus services, provided by Plymouth Citybus, which run to and from Home Park on match-days to get you to the game.

Please see our travel guide here for full details and timetables.

We’d ask supporters to avoid residential areas and use one of the many designated parking areas where possible.

Further parking has also been made available for all home matches until the end of the 2023/24 season through event parking partner, Big Parking. This pre-bookable option will offer supporters the opportunity to guarantee their parking space at locations in close proximity to the ground (approx. 5 min walk). Car parking starts at £10 per vehicle and can be purchased online here, or by calling 02476 997605.

Car parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis and will be available to purchase at least four weeks before the match.

Any supporters requiring Accessible parking are advised to still contact the club directly.

Please be aware of road closures around the Stadium on a match day to further protect the safety of supporters. All of the Big Parking car parks are located outside of the road closure zone so your access and departure will not be affected by these measures. Car parks will be open from three hours before kick-off and will close one hour after the final whistle.

Family Zone and Activities

Plymouth Argyle FC is proud to be a family club, winning EFL Family Club of the Year during the 19/20 season, and Club of the Year in 23/24 under the EFL’s Family Excellence scheme.

Our recommended area for family seating within Home Park is in the lower tier of the Beacon Electrical Mayflower Stand (blocks A-G), due to its excellent views of the pitch and its close proximity to the Argyle Superstore, Fan Zone and Pilgrim Pete!

Once you’ve booked your tickets, there is lots to see and do around the ground on match days, and we encourage you to come and join in the fun!

The Argyle Community Trust hosts a special Family Activity Zone within the Mayflower Fan Zone, which opens from 12pm for a 3pm kick-off. Both home and away fans are very welcome to come and take part in and enjoy a variety of sporting activities, including:

• 3 vs 3 blow-up pitch
• Penalty Shoot-out/Target goal
• Inflatable football darts
• Shooting speed test
• Giant Jenga
• Agility test

Please note that activities do vary from match to match and the above list is not exhaustive, but designed to provide a flavour of the fun we provide.

All activities are free to access for all children, with no need to book – just turn up and enjoy! Feel free to come and join us or to find out more information, please get in touch via: supporters@pafc.co.uk.

Families won’t want to miss the chance to meet our mischievous mascot, Pilgrim Pete! Pete can be found in the Mayflower Fan Zone from 1.15pm-1.30pm, at the Argyle Superstore from 1.30pm-1.45pm, and roaming the pitch-side areas inside Home Park in the hour leading up to kick off (please note timings are approximate). Pete is always happy to stop for photos and autographs, so be sure to say hello!

The Argyle Superstore, which stocks a wide range of children’s kits, fashion wear and accessories, is the perfect place to pick out a souvenir from your visit. You can even customise and create your own perfect Argyle gift! With the ability to design your own personalised keyrings, coasters, mugs, magnets and notebooks, there’s sure to be something for every Argyle fan.

Families will also find a wide range of food & beverage options, including adult and child meal deals, available through our kiosks inside Home Park. There are also television screens throughout the stadium concourse areas, showing other fixtures before kick-off to keep you up-to-date with everything happening in the football world.

Make sure you follow us on social media, and download the official Argyle App, to access a range of exclusive content, a wealth of match day information and ultimately make the most of your visit.

Fan Zone

We are delighted to be able to welcome supporters to our new Fan Zone, which is now open on home match days in the Mayflower Quarter (located just up from the Argyle Superstore and Ticket Office - please see our “Stadium Map” page within our downloadable PDF Supporters Guide for exact location), from 12pm.

In partnership with C&G Catering, the Fan Zone offers an array of food and drink stalls, supplementing the product range available at the kiosks inside Home Park and offering the Green Army an even wider choice of delicious hot food, snacks and alcoholic and soft beverages.

Please note that the concessions inside the Fan Zone will change from game-to-game to provide supporters with even greater choice across the season! Please contact us via supporters@pafc.co.uk to find out what will be available when you’re coming!

A big screen will show live sport, perfect for those who just can’t wait until kick off to get their sporting fix, while live music will also be on offer.

It’s also the new home for our Family Zone, hosted by the Argyle Community Trust, making it the perfect place for families to enjoy a range of games and activities and soak up the pre-match atmosphere.

Look out for Pilgrim Pete too, who will make a mischievous appearance in the Fan Zone between (approx.) 1.15pm-1.30pm!

Open to all supporters pre-match with a valid match ticket, whether you are a home or away fan! Beacon Electrical Mayflower Grandstand ticket holders will also be able to gain access at half-time, to further complement the food and drink offering during the mid-game interval.

Come and join us!

Disabled Access

We wish to welcome all disabled supporters to Home Park Stadium. Plymouth Argyle Football Club fully supports the principle of equal opportunities and oppose all forms of unlawful or unfair discrimination on the grounds of disability.

Our aim is to make the match day experience as enjoyable and inclusive for all supporters.

The match day experience is important to everyone. We appreciate that disabilities are wide ranging and that not all are visible.

If you, or someone in your party has a disability, you can find further useful information by clicking here.

We also have a dedicated Supporter Liaison Officer (SLO) and Disability Liaison Officer (DLO).

If you would like to get in touch with either they can be contacted at:

Supporter Liaison Officer

Email: supporters@pafc.co.uk
Telephone: 01752 562561 ext 161

Disability Liaison Officer

Email: disability@pafc.co.uk
Telephone: 01752 562561 ext 161

Getting help on a Match Day

Our staff strive to deliver the best service to all supporters on a match day and will be happy to help with any enquiries or issues that may arise.

Our dedicated Here to Help team, identifiable through their purple high-vis jackets, will be stationed around the ground prior to kick off to assist with any queries, help with wayfinding, and provide a wealth of match day information to help you make the most of your visit.

You can always approach the nearest steward in and around the stadium for help too, while our shop, kiosk and ticketing staff can also provide assistance. 

Similarly, if you require First Aid, alert a steward or staff member who will get you the help you need. 

Food and Drink

We have a number of interactive catering kiosks situated throughout the Home Park stadium, offering a range of food and beverage options. Our recently installed kiosk technology will cut down on queuing and allow you back to the action as quickly as possible.

Match Day Programme

The award-winning match day programme, The Pilgrim, is available for just £3.50 and contains exclusive interviews, features, action pictures and stories from across the Argyle family. 

Before Match Day

We want everyone to have the very best experiences when visiting us. To help you make the most of your match day, please follow our handy step-by-step guide below:

• Take a look through our supporters guide, travel guide, and watch our video guide to help you prepare for your visit.

• Follow our social media channels to keep up-to-date with all the latest club news and receive important match day information (a full list of account handles is available on the “Contacts” page of our Supporter Guide).

• Make sure you have your tickets ready (if they are E-Tickets, add the QR codes to your digital wallet to keep them safe and for speedy entry!).

• Check out our dedicated match guide for your chosen fixture, available under “News” on our website (approx. 2 days prior to the game), for all the latest information relating to your specific match.

• Email supporters@pafc.co.uk with any queries or if there is anything we can do to enhance or help you plan your visit.

On Match Day 

• Get here early! There is lots to see and do around the ground, so make sure you arrive in good time to maximise your visit.

• Check our social media channels throughout the day for important news and match day experience information.

• Tweet @PAFC_SLO with any questions (emails may not get picked up on the day but we’ll be there on our social channels!).

• Speak to our Here to Help team outside the ground with any questions or queries.

• Visit the Argyle Superstore to pick up your Argyle merchandise and be properly kitted out ready for kick-off!

• Pick up a match programme - your perfect companion to the game - from the Superstore or our sellers outside the ground.

• Visit the Jack Leslie statue outside the stadium and learn about one of the most important stories in the club’s history.

• Visit the Fan Zone for a range of food & drink.

• Meet Pilgrim Pete - no match day at Home Park is complete without meeting Pete! (full details of locations and timings can be found in our Supporter guide).

• Sing loud and proud, and enjoy the game! “Green Army!”

Keep in touch with us

We’d love to see and hear about your experiences at a Home Park match-day with us! Share them on social media using the hashtags #pafc and #greenarmy

If you would like to receive club news in your inbox, sign up so we can keep in touch with you. Make sure you also give our social media channels a follow: 

Official Twitter Account: @argyle

Tickets Twitter Account: @argyletickets

Supporter Liaison Officer Twitter Account: @PAFC_SLO

Official Facebook Account: argyle

Official Instagram Account: @only1argyle

Visit us again soon! 

We hope you have an amazing match day with us and we're already looking forward to seeing you again soon. If you have any feedback on your match day experience, please share this with us via email on supporters@pafc.co.uk.

You can see our upcoming fixtures by clicking here and if one catches your eye, you can book tickets in person at the Ticket Office, by phoning 01752 907700 or visiting argyletickets.com.

You can also come back and have a look behind-the-scenes on one of our stadium tours. Your tour guide will tell you Club stories you won’t hear anywhere else and walk you through our history and areas normally closed to supporters. Click here for details on stadium tours.