Turnstile Change For Sir Bobby Robson Stand - Ipswich Town News
Town have introduced specific turnstiles for the lower and upper tiers of the Sir Bobby Robson Stand ahead of Saturday’s home game against Cheltenham.
The club say the change will mean fans will enter the stand more quickly and efficiently with access to bar facilities and toilets also improving, while splitting fans across the upper and lower concourses will create more space.
Supporters with tickets in the upper tier will now not have access to the lower concourse other than when they leave the stadium or in case of emergency.
Fans with upper tier tickets will enter the ground via turnstiles 30-37 with stewards positioned to direct and provide assistance. Supporters will leave the stadium as previously.
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