Capacity: 31,367 (all seated)
Address: Blackburn, Lancashire, BB2 4JF
Telephone: 01254 372 001
Fax: 01254 671 042
Ticket Office: 01254 372 000
Pitch Size: 115 x 76 yards
Pitch Type: Grass
Club Nickname: Rovers
Year Ground Opened: 1890
Undersoil Heating: Yes
Shirt Sponsors: 10Bet
Kit Manufacturer:Umbro
Home Kit: Cambridge Blue and White
Away Kit: White, Grey and Green
Ewood Park is rather impressive, having had three new large stands built during the 1990’s. These stands are at both ends and at one side of the ground. They are of the same height and of roughly similar design, being two-tiered, having a row of executive boxes and similar roofs. The ends are particularly good looking, both having large lower tiers. The only downside is the open corners, although there is a huge screen at one corner by the away end, which shows an excellent pre-match programme and amongst other things, the teams emerging from the dressing rooms and onto the pitch. There is also an electric scoreboard at the Bryan Douglas Darwen End of the ground.
The RFS Riverside Stand is the only undeveloped stand, running down one side of the pitch. This is a smaller single tiered stand and is not as pleasing to the eye as its more modern counterparts. In fact, it looks older than what it is having been opened in 1988. It contains a fair number of supporting pillars and is partly covered (to the rear). Just to highlight how much the ground has changed, this was at one time the ‘best’ stand at Ewood Park. One other interesting feature of the ground is the fact that the pitch is raised. This means that players have to run up a small incline, whilst taking throw-ins and corners. Outside the stadium behind the Ronnie Clayton Blackburn End, there is a statue of former club owner Jack Walker.
It would be a lie to suggest that Blackburn’s Ewood Park will be undergoing a complete revamp but regulars there will notice some improvements that are due to go ahead. The club have earmarked £2m for pitch alterations. These changes will be a switch to a combination of synthetic and natural grass, which enables more playing time. The remainder of the funds will go towards a new air-conditioning and heating system to improve the fan experience. Plans are also in the works for a refresh of the training grounds.
Away fans are housed in the Bryan Douglas Darwen End, where the facilities provided are good. However, the spacing between the rows of seats leaves a lot to be desired, being quite tight. The Darwen End is shared with home supporters, but if demand requires it the whole of the stand can be made available. Normally the away allocation is for three-quarters of the stand, at just under 4,000 tickets, which are split between the whole of the upper tier and part of the lower tier (with the lower tier being allocated first). If you have not bought a ticket in advance, then you need to buy one from the away supporters ticket office at the ground as you can’t pay on the turnstiles. The ticket office is located on the corner of the Darwen End & the Jack Walker Stand.
On the concourse, the food available includes; a range of Holland’s Pies (Chicken Balti, Peppered Steak, Potato and Meat, Cheese and Onion all £3), Sausage Rolls (£2.50), Cheeseburgers (£3.80), Burgers (£3.30), Hot Dogs (£3.50) and Chips (£2). The refreshment areas are opened 90 minutes before kick off and close 15 minutes into the second half. If you are looking to eat something prior to entering the ground, Leaver’s Bakers Shop on Bolton Road selling excellent hot pies.Across the Bolton Road by the home end is a McDonalds, which I noticed had a walk through service for fans! I found the Blackburn fans both friendly and helpful, plus coupled with the relaxed stewarding, has made it so far for me, five pleasant visits to Ewood Park.
Blackburn’s first games were played on a farmland at Oozehead from 1875, this field belonged to a local farmer. As a matter of fact, Oozehead ground was also used for cattle grazing so was very much a working farm even between games. Rovers moved to Pleasington cricket ground in 1877 because Oozehead was not exactly ideal for playing football. The stay at Pleasington lasted not even a year; a Preston North End player died of a heart attack during a match and the club opted to move again. Blackburn adopted a couple of places as their home, before they finally settled at Ewood Park in 1890.
Now, Ewood Park has been the Rovers’ home for 131 years up to the present time. Minor changes and modernisations were made over the years as you’d expect but 1984 brought about large scale changes with a fire in the Nutall Street stand forced their hand somewhat. The biggest changes undoubtedly came to Ewood Park in the nineties though with the Blackburn ground seeing a complete reconstruction when new owners arrived.
Most notable was the switch to a fully seated stadium with the seating reduced from over 70,000 to just over 31,000. The new look Blackburn stadium officially reopened in 1995 after a couple years of construction.
Behind the Bryan Douglas Darwen End, the Club have created a fan zone area, into which away fans are admitted. It has some large screens showing previous meetings between the two sides and more importantly food and drink outlets, where you can buy a ‘Pie and a Pint’ for £4.90. The closest pub to Ewood Park that away supporters can use is the Fernhurst pub on Bolton Road, which is only a five minute walk from thevisitors turnstiles. Now part of the Hungry Horse chain, it quickly fills up on matchdays and once full no further fans are allowed entry until people leave. However please note that in keeping with the ‘families atmosphere’ of the pub, fans are asked to refrain from singing. BenKing a visitingIpswich Town fan adds; ‘You can also park your car at the Hungry Horse for £5’. John Chadbourne a visiting Nottingham Forest supporter recommends Uncle Jacks on Branch Road; ‘It welcomes away fans, has an excellent selection of beers, including cask ales. It is only a ten minute walk from Ewood Park’.
There is the Golden Cup pub which is further on past the Fernhurst (going away from the ground) on Bolton Road and is tucked in by the motorway bridge. However this Thwaites pub is quite small, gets rather crowded and it is a good 20 minute walk (and mostly uphill) from Ewood Park. It is friendly though and also offers a range of pies. You can also park at the pub for a cost of £5. If you have a bit of time on your hands and you like your real ale then Robert Bury suggests; ‘The Black Bull pub at the top of Bog Height Road (this is the road next to the Golden Cup and the Black Bull pub is located onemile up this road on the left) is home to the Three B’s Brewery and has up to eight ales on tap. You can also enjoy great views over the surrounding countryside and Blackburn from its elevated position.’ On the other side of the M65 motorway on Blackburn Roadbut going in the opposite direction to Ewood Park towards Darwen, is the Anchor Hotel, which is also frequented by away fans.
Just around the corner from the entrance to Blackburn Railway Station is a Wetherspoons outlet called the Postal Order.Alcohol is also served within the ground in the form of; Heineken (£4 bottle), John Smith’s (£4 pint), Strongbow Dark Fruits Cider (£4.30 bottle) and Wine (£4 small bottle). The Club offers two pints of lager for £7.70. You can even have them served in a two-pint pot!
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From The North
Use Motorway M6 to junction 30, to the M61 – leave junction 9 then onto the M65 towards Blackburn – leave the M65 at Junction 4 (A666) and follow signs towards Blackburn/darwen. Ewood Park is about one mile down the road on the right hand side.
From The South
Use Motorway M6 to junction 29, then onto the M65 towards Blackburn – leave the M65 at Junction 4 (A666) and follow signs towards Blackburn. Turn right at the first set of traffic lights and Ewood Park is about 1 mile down the road on the right hand side.
From The East
Use Motorway M62 onto M66/A56, then onto the M65, head towards Blackburn – leave the M65 at Junction 4 (A666) and follow signs towards Blackburn. Turn right at the first set of traffic lights and Ewood Park is about 1 mile down the road on the right hand side.
Car Parking
Various private car parks are available in the area around Ewood Park (especially along Branch Road), costing in the region of £5. The nearby Hungry Horse pub also offers matchday parking at the same price. If you want to get away reasonably quickly after the game (the roads immediately around Ewood Park are closed off for crowd safety for around 30 minutes after the game) then as you come down the hill on the A666, you will pass a Esso Petrol Garage on your left. Turn right at the next traffic lights into Branch Road and down on your left there are some industrial units offering matchday parking. After the game turn left out of the car parks so that you are going away from Ewood, turn right at the second mini roundabout and this will take you back up to the M65.
The closest railway station is Mill Hill which is around a 15 minute walk away from Ewood Park. It is served by trains from Blackburn and the journey only takes a few minutes. Blackburn station itself is at least a couple of miles from the ground and hence a good 25-30 minute walk away. Blackburn station is served by trains from Manchester & Leeds.
Tony Durkin adds; ‘The main doors to the railway station face the bus station, from where you can take a either a Number 1, 3 or 225 bus (the latter goes from Stand N) bus to Ewood. To walk it to the ground instead, turn left at those main doors and go straight on towards Darwen Street. Turn left and you will reach a major junction over which runs a railway bridge (Darwen Street Bridge), which is impossible to miss. Crossing over the road as soon as you turn left onto Darwen Street will be a help, as when you get to the junction you need to follow the road towards Bolton. It is called Great Bolton Street after the bridge and then becomes Bolton Road. Follow this straight along for just over a mile (passing the Infirmary on your left and the canal on the right). After you go under another railway bridge, the ground is down on your left just after you pass the Aqueduct pub (for home fans only)’.
Tony Hughes informs me; ‘Blackburn station is only a three minute ride away from Mill Hill. On arriving at Mill Hill walk up the steps from the platform and turn left onto New Chapel Street. Continue along New Chapel Street passing a shopping area and park. With the Spar supermarket on the opposite side of the road from you, turn left into New Wellington Street. Continue down New Wellington Street until you come to a small bridge that crosses over the Leeds Liverpool canal. You are now on Albion Street there is a large mill building on the left and a small school on the right. Walk along Albion Street to the end, and you will find yourself on Livesey Branch Road. Turn Left onto this road, and you will be able to see the football stadium in front of you at the foot of the hill’.
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Like a number of Clubs, Blackburn operate a match category policy (A+, A & B) whereby the ticket prices cost more for the most popular games. Category A+ prices are shown below with A & B in brackets:
Home Fans
Jack Walker Stand (Centre): Adults £39 (A £31) (B £27) OAP’s/Students £32 (A £27) (B £24), Juniors £17 (A £14) (B £12)
Jack Walker Stand (Wings): Adults £37 (A £29) (B £24) OAP’s/Students £27 (A £19) (B £17), Juniors £14 (A £9) (B £7)
Riverside Stand: Adults £28 (A £22) (B £18) OAP’s/Students £19 (A £14) (B £12), Juniors £14 (A £9) (B £7)
Ronnie Clayton Blackburn End: Adults £34 (A £27) (B £22) OAP’s/Students £24 (A £17) (B £14), Juniors £14 (A £9) (B £7)
Brian Douglas Darwen End: Adults£34 (A £27) (B £22) OAP’s/Students £24 (A £17) (B £14), Juniors £14 (A £9) (B £7)
Away Fans
Bryan Douglas Darwen End:
£34 (A £27) (B £22) OAP’s/Students £24 (A £17) (B £14), Juniors £14 (A £9) (B £7)
Official Programme £3
4000 Holes Fanzine £1
Blackburn vs Burnley rivalry: This grudge match is largely born out of the fact these two sides are the big boys of East Lancashire. It’s more than that though with the East Lancashire derby being one of the oldest rivalries in English football with both teams amongst the 12 founder members of the Football League way back in 1888.
Blackburn vs Preston rivalry: Although not as fierce as the East Lancashire derby, the Riversiders do not like Preston; Just like the Burnley rivalry, this is older than the Football League itself, as Preston won the first English championship. As a matter of fact, one of Preston’s players died of a heart attack while playing against Blackburn.
Blackburn vs Bolton rivalry: With just under 17 miles separating these two cities, this is another old rivalry; These sides have played against each other in over 150 league games over the years.
Blackburn Rovers fixture list (takes you to the BBC Sports Website).
For details of disabled facilities and club contact at the ground please visit the relevant page on theLevel Playing Field website.
Record Attendance
62,522 v Bolton Wanderers
FA Cup 6th Round, 2nd March 1929.
Modern All Seated Attendance Record:
30,895 v Liverpool
Premier League, 24th February 1996.
Average Attendance
2019-2020: 13,873 (Championship League)
2018-2019: 14,550 (Championship League)
2017-2018: 12,832 (League One)
Official Web Site: www.rovers.co.uk
Unofficial Web Sites:
BRFC Supporters
Rovers Mad (Footy Mad Network)
Vital Blackburn Rovers (Vital Football Network)
RoversFans.com (Message Board)
If anything is incorrect or you have something to add, please e-mail me at: contact@footballgroundguide.com and I’ll update the guide.
FAQs
Where do you park when visiting Ewood Park? ›
There is matchday parking available in Car Parks B,H, and F at Ewood Park which can be booked in advance or paid for on the day, subject to availability. This pub is traditionally an away pub, so many visiting fans like to park here. It's a 5 minute walk to the stadium so it's also very convenient.
How many seats does Ewood Park have? › Does Ewood Park have undersoil heating? ›“Ultimately, the first team needed to train, so Ewood, which has undersoil heating, was used as a training facility for two days in the lead up to the FA Cup tie against Doncaster.
What are Blackburn Rovers fans called? ›| Full name | Blackburn Rovers Football Club |
|---|---|
| Nickname(s) | Rovers The Blue and Whites The Riversiders |
| Founded | 1875 |
| Ground | Ewood Park |
| Capacity | 31,367 |
If you have not bought a ticket in advance, then you need to buy one from the away supporters ticket office at the ground as you can't pay on the turnstiles. The ticket office is located on the corner of the Darwen End & the Jack Walker Stand.
Where do away fans sit at Ewood Park? ›Behind the Darwen End is a fan zone area, in which away supporters are admitted and you can enjoy food and drink. The closest pubs to Ewood Park is the Fernhurst, which is part of the Hungry Horse chain and only a five-minute walk from the visitors' turnstiles.
How old is Ewood Park? › How far is Blackburn football ground from train station? ›Rail: The closest railway station is Mill Hill which is around a mile away from Ewood Park. It is served by trains from Blackburn. Blackburn station itself is approximately two miles away from the ground.
What is the capacity of Deepdale? › Are football fields heated to melt snow? ›Hydronic radiant heating systems are just one of the many ways that the gridiron manages to stay clear of snow and ice while in low temperatures.
How are stadiums heated? ›
The concept of stadium heating is to provide comfort to fans on cold days. The heat is generated with infrared heaters. We differentiate between electric and gas operated infrared heaters.
What does undersoil heating do? ›Under-soil heating is a method used in various sports stadia (with a grass surface) which heats the underside of the pitch to avoid any elements from bad weather, such as snow and ice, from building up and ultimately helps the club avoid having to postpone any matches.
What is the nickname of Liverpool? › What are Liverpool's fans called? ›Liverpool fans often refer to themselves as Kopites, a reference to the fans who once stood, and now sit, on the Kop at Anfield. In 2008 a group of fans decided to form a splinter club, A.F.C.
Who are Blackburn Rovers biggest rivals? ›The East Lancashire Derby also known as the Cotton Mills Derby or El Lanclasico is a football rivalry between Blackburn Rovers and Burnley. The nickname originates from the fact that both Blackburn and Burnley are former mill towns.
How old is a senior at Blackburn Rovers? ›In line with other clubs, Blackburn Rovers have set the Senior Citizen age at 65 for both men and women.
Where do Blackburn Rovers Ladies train? ›They moved into their parent club's lavish training facility at Brockhall Village, England youth striker Katie Anderton arrived from Tranmere Rovers and manager Marek Walsh demoted himself in favour of 25-year-old coaching prodigy Andy McNally.
What time does Blackburn Rovers store open? ›⌚️ The store is currently open Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays (11am-3pm) with 'Click & Collect' available Monday to Friday (11am-3pm).
Can I sit in the home end as an away fan? ›Re: Football sitting in Home team area when you are an away fan. As long as you dress neutrally and can keep quiet, you CAN get away with it. I've done it when desperate for a ticket.
Where is it best to sit at a football game? ›The 50-yard line is the middle of a standard football field, and it provides the viewer with the most consistent viewing lens for the entirety of the game. Anywhere aligned with the center of the field is a very good seat.
Where is the best place to sit at a football match? ›
Ideally you want to be central in the side stands, as close to the halfway line as possible. The further towards one end or another you are, the more difficult it will be to see the pitch and to understand exactly what's happening.
What is the oldest pub in Blackburn? ›As a pub, the Red Lion dates from 1735, but the building goes back much further. It's the oldest pub in Blackburn and has some interesting features that we wanted to enhance, so we could boast about its long history.
When was Ewood Park built? › How tall is Ewood Park? ›| No. | Stadium Name | Height (feet) |
|---|---|---|
| 17 | Ewood Park | 361 |
| 18 | Saltergate | 360 |
| 19 | Villa Park | 347 |
| 20 | County Ground | 340 |
Is Blackburn A Safe City? Blackburn is the second safest major town in Lancashire. There are some safer areas in Blackburn, where families and young people can thrive, however, there are always more dangerous areas in any city. The average crime rate in Blackburn in 2021 was 98 crimes per 1,000 people.
Why is Blackburn not a city? ›Blackburn has lost out in its bid to become a city to the likes of Milton Keynes and Doncaster this Platinum Jubilee year. Towns from every part of the UK and even British Overseas Territories were in the running to be granted city status as part of a competition to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee in 2022.
How far is it from Blackburn to Liverpool? ›How far is it from Blackburn to Liverpool? The distance between Blackburn and Liverpool is 31 miles.
How old is Deepdale? › Who owns Deepdale? ›Deepdale PNE Holdings Limited is a wholly owned subsidiary of Grovemoor Limited, which, in turn, is a wholly owned subsiduary of Wordon Limited. Both Grovemoor Limited and Wordon Limited are incorporated in the Isle of Man. Wordon Limited is owned by Mr Trevor Hemmings. Updated 19th July 2019.
Is Deepdale a town? ›Deepdale is an electoral ward in Preston, Lancashire, England. The population of the ward as taken at the 2011 census was 6,103. The ward is home to the Deepdale football stadium of Preston North End.
Are football helmets heated? ›
The helmet warmers “are attached to the back of the heated benches (long, white poles) and are a must for any player. Putting on an ice-cold helmet is terrible — those pads inside freeze instantly in the cold, and your helmet turns into a brick.
How do football fields stay green in winter? ›At many outdoor sports stadiums (including Arrowhead), the soil is kept warm with an underground anti-freeze system of pipes that are pumped with hot water to accurately regulate soil temperature.
Can football players see the yellow line? ›Players are not able to see the line on the field when they play. The line is generated by computers and projected onto the television broadcast as a special effect. It may look like it is part of the field because when players run through the line it appears as if they are standing on top of it.
Are stadiums cold inside? ›The temperature inside is a comfortable 72 degrees or a bit higher if all the fans are worked up! over a year ago. over a year ago. It was around 68 degrees inside.
Can you wear a heated jacket to a football stadium? ›A stadium spokesperson said Thursday that battery-operated clothes are prohibited. This means outwear such as chargeable heated gloves, vests, and other heated apparel will not be allowed past security. You can read the full policy on items that are allowed versus those that are prohibited here.
Are football benches heated? ›NFL playoff teams prepare for cold, snow — and foes
Called the Dragon Heat Solar Seat, it is fueled by natural gas or propane. It blows air heated to 170 degrees inside the fiberglass benches.
An underfloor heating system will take anywhere from 30minutes to 4hours to heat up depending on a various factors. The main factors which impact heat up times include: Floor construction. Amount of heat loss.
Is underground heating worth it? ›When renovating your bathroom, underfloor heating is especially worth thinking about. You will save a lot on the labour cost if the flooring is being lifted up and changed anyway. The comfort and the cost savings of running the system on your heating bills will work out to your advantage in a longer run.
What temperature is ground heat? ›A ground source heat pump is a low-flow home heating system that works at significantly cooler temperatures than a boiler. The heat pump extracts heat from soil (10-16 degrees) and amplifies it to a water flow temperature of 25-30 degrees. Higher temperatures are possible at lower system efficiency.
Why is Liverpool so Irish? ›Liverpool is widely known for having the strongest Irish heritage of any UK city - perhaps alongside Glasgow. This originates from the city's port being close to Ireland, which made it easy to reach for all those escaping the Great Famine between 1845 and 1849. More than 20% of Liverpool's population was Irish by 1851.
What do Liverpool fans call Everton? ›
They Argue That Liverpool Are Squatters
When Liverpool formed in 1892, Everton opted to move to Goodison Park and the rest is history. Unfortunately for the red half of Merseyside, Everton fans occasionally throw that in their face by calling them squatters.
The name comes from the Old English lifer, meaning thick or muddy water, and pōl, meaning a pool or creek, and is first recorded around 1190 as Liuerpul. According to the Cambridge Dictionary of English Place-Names, "The original reference was to a pool or tidal creek now filled up into which two streams drained".
What do Scousers call the police? ›Bizzies - Everyone in Liverpool and the surrounding areas will know that Bizzies refers to the police. The dictionary suggests this phrase was first recorded from the early 20th Century, and probably came from the word 'busy' or 'busybody'.
Is Everton a scouse? ›With a large proportion of Everton supporters residing from Liverpool, they are considered to be Scousers. The term 'Scousers' isn't associated with football supporters specifically, it is the term used to locate anyone from Merseyside.
Who is Chelsea FC biggest rival? ›Chelsea have long-standing rivalries with North London clubs Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur. A strong rivalry with Leeds United dates back to several heated and controversial matches in the 1960s and 1970s, particularly the 1970 FA Cup Final.
What is the biggest rival in English football? ›Manchester United v Liverpool
The biggest rivalry in English football has and always will be between England’s two most successful clubs; Liverpool and Manchester United. This rivalry has spanned across decades that can be traced back to the 19th century.
Germany and Argentina obviously. In fact, IMHO, Germany Vs. England is possibly the greatest sporting rivalry of the modern era. I heard that Germany actually consider the Netherlands to be their greatest rivals, and that an England match is just like any other game to them....
Where do you park for Tottenham games? ›If you wish to visit the Ticket Office or Spurs Shops, we recommend you park in the Sainsbury's Car Park on Northumberland Park before proceeding to the stadium basement car park at least two hours before kick-off. The Stadium car park's height restriction is 2.1m.
Where can I park for Coventry City home games? ›Car Parks A and B are located on-site at the Coventry Building Society Arena and can be accessed via the main entrance on Judds Lane. Car Park C is located adjacent to the stadium, and can be accessed from Jimmy Hill Way. Car Park E is located at the Arena Shopping Park, near to the Train Station at the Arena.
Can I park at the Rose Bowl? ›General parking at the Rose Bowl Stadium is available in Lot H, 1-4, 6, and 8-10. Parking is $50 in advance and $60 on game day. Parking at Rose Bowl Stadium can be paid for via cash, ALL credit and debit cards, and Apple Pay. Passes can also be purchased online in advance at parkjockey.com/rose-bowl.
Is parking free in Blackburn? ›
Parking is free on the surface car parks whilst the vehicle is charging in the signed bay. Maximum stay 4 hours. Tariff is 25p/kWh. Feilden St MSCP and UCCP are not included in the 'free parking' offer.
Can I bring water to Spurs game? ›Food (Discretion may be shown for children's snacks) Liquids of any kind (including water and alcohol. The stadium has multiple water fountains throughout) Umbrellas greater than 1m in size.
Can I bring a bag to Tottenham stadium? ›Everyone entering the stadium will have their permissible bags carefully searched at the entrances. The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium bag policy allows you to bring: Personal bags of 21cm long by 30cm high i.e. A4 size or smaller. Drawstring bags purchased from the online Spurs shop or Tottenham Experience.
What do you wear to a Tottenham game? ›Tottenham Hotspur Hospitality Dress Code
“Smart casual” dress required, meaning no shorts and no trainers. We didn't pack anything other than comfortable walking shoes, which for us is, of course, trainers.
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Is Coventry park and ride free? ›Parking is free (you pay for bus ride only) and buses run every 20 minutes Monday-Friday. GPS CV3 6PT. There is one bus-based Park & Ride sites serving Coventry. Ideally located for drivers to park and complete their journey into the city centre by bus.
Do you have to pay for parking at Coventry Memorial park? ›...
Car park opening hours.
| Duration of stay | Cost |
|---|---|
| Duration of stay : Up to 3 hours | Cost : Free |
| Duration of stay : 3 - 4 hours | Cost : £3.00 |
Beer and wine will be available for purchase at UCLA Football games at the Rose Bowl for the 2021 season, the UCLA Athletics Department announced today.
Are water bottles allowed in the Rose Bowl? ›Beverage Containers larger than 32 oz./1 liter (factory-sealed plastic bottles and empty reusable bottes are allowed; limit 2 per person)
Can I bring a bag to Rose Bowl? ›The Rose Bowl Stadium has implemented a clear bag policy for all events at the Rose Bowl Stadium. We encourage fans to conform to the policy prior to arriving at the Rose Bowl Stadium. Otherwise large purses and bags must be returned to vehicle or checked in for a fee of $10 at one of the stadium's item check-in tents.
Is Blackburn a poor town? ›
Blackburn with Darwen is one of the 20% most deprived districts/unitary authorities in England and about 21% (7,300) of children live in low income families. According to a report by End Child Poverty (2018), 39.55% of children in Blackburn with Darwen are living in poverty (after housing costs).
Is Blackburn a rich or poor area? ›The figures are based on the proportion of people in an area who are out of work or on low earnings. According to the findings Blackburn with Darwen is listed as the 10th most income-deprived in the UK and the most income-deprived in East Lancashire. A huge 21.2 per cent of the population was income deprived in 2019.
Is Blackburn a safe area? ›Blackburn is the second safest major town in Lancashire, and is among the top 20 most dangerous overall out of Lancashire's 236 towns, villages, and cities. The overall crime rate in Blackburn in 2021 was 98 crimes per 1,000 people.