Away Fans' Guide | QPR (A)

Tickets for this fixture have now sold out.

We were allocated 1760 tickets for the QPR trip, the full and final amount.

By Tube

The nearest tube stations are White City on the Central Line and Wood Lane on the Hammersmith and City Line, which are about a five and seven-minute walk away respectively.

Shepherds Bush station on the Central Line is approximately a 15-minute walk from the Stadium. This station is also the nearest Overground train station, with trains from both Watford Junction and Clapham Junction stopping here.

By Bus

283 to Bloemfontein Road or the 72, 95 or 220 to White City Station. Please note, road closures around the stadium occur 90 minutes prior to kick-off so please allow plenty oftime for your journey.

By Car

If you are travelling to QPR by car you can plan your route at qpr.co.uk/visit/directions/

Please note, road closures around the stadium occur 90 minutes prior to kick-off so please allow plenty of time for your journey.

The stadium has extremely limited matchday parking due to the stadium's city centre location. There may be street parking available in the roads close to the stadium but please check local road signs before parking. We would advise all supporters travelling to the ground to use public transport if possible.

The nearest cash machine to the stadium is located by the parade of shops just to the left of the Box Office. There are also cash machines inside White City station, outside the Tesco Express, next to the BBC Media Village or outside the Sainsbury’s on Bloemfontein Road.

The stadium will open 90 minutes before the start of the match.

When entering the ground, visiting supporters will enter via turnstile 2 on Ellerslie Road. 

If you have any ticketing enquires, the box office is located on the South Africa Road side of the stadium.

Soccer Sight availability for those with visual impairments – which consists of a headphone set and receiver – can be collected from Alton House. Please e-mail operations@qpr.co.uk for booking and further information.

The QPR official match day programme is available for £4 around the stadium. 

Visitors can grab a programme from the official sellers stationed in the streets around the stadium, as well as from the QPR Superstore.

The QPR Superstore is located on the South Africa Road side of the stadium. 

The Superstore is open at the following times: 

Saturday Match Day: 9.30am – until kick-off

The Superstore is not open post-match.

All visiting supporters are seated in the Achilleus Security Stand Upper Tier.

There is an away supporters only bar called Belushi's, which is located at 13-15 Shepherd’s Bush Green, W12 8PH. This is just a short walk from Shepherd’s Bush Tube Station and a 20-minute walk from the stadium.

There are two kiosks in the away end where supporters can purchase a wide range of alcoholic and soft drinks as well as food.

MATRADE Loftus Road was first used on 11th October 1904 by Shepherd’s Bush FC, an amateur side that was disbanded during the First World War.

QPR’s nomadic history has seen the club travel to 14 different grounds. Despite this, the club have only had two stadiums since joining the Football league in 1920; Loftus Road and White City Stadium.

In 1981 the ground became the first stadium in British professional football to have an artificial ‘Omniturf’ pitch installed, which remained until 1988.

Loftus Road hosted Barry McGuigan’s fight with Eusebio Pedroza in 1985 for the WBA Featherweight Championship.

QPR have ground shared Loftus Road with two other sports clubs: Fulham Football Club from 2002-2004 and London Wasps (Rugby Union) 1996-2002.

Loftus Road also hosted the Game 4 Grenfell on 2nd September 2017. This was a charity football match to raise money for those affected by the Grenfell Tower fire by using the power of football for the people of Grenfell and the wider community.

Shopping

Westfield London is a large shopping centre just a short walk from White City, Wood Lane & Shepherd’s Bush stations. It is the equivalent of around 30 football pitches in size, and contains a cinema, a large selection of restaurants & bars, and flagship stores of some of the UK’s most popular retailers, which can all be found here.

Accomodation

Some great accommodation options for fans visiting QPR are the Ibis London in Shepherd’s Bush, the Travelodge Hotel near Tottenham Court Road, and the Premier Inn Hammersmith near Hammersmith tube station.

Restaurants

Uxbridge Road offers a wide range of restaurants which includes favourites such as Nando’s and KFC. Westfield Shopping Centre is also a good place for food, including a Burger King and Pizza Express. Also, Kricket, just outside BBC Television Centre is another place to eat.