This car park is clearly sign posted from the motorway junction. This is the car park available for away supporters to use on a matchday and is located at the South end of the stadium and is accessed via the A6027, De Havilland Way. There are a number of car park facilities available at the University of Bolton Stadium and these are operated on a first come first serve basis.Prices for all the car parks are as follows: At the next roundabout, take a left turn onto Burnden Way and park in the main stadium visitors' car park. Turn off the M61 at Junction 6 and take the third exit off the roundabout onto the A6027, the De Havilland Way. Join the M60 at Junction 12 and proceed to follow signs for the M61 towards Preston. If travelling up the M6, follow signs for the M62 and leave at Junction 21a, following signs for Manchester. Take the first exit off the roundabout onto the A6027, the De Havilland Way. Once on the M61, follow signs for Manchester/Bolton and leave at Junction 6 (the University of Bolton Stadium should be visible on the left). If travelling down the M6, follow signs for the M61 and leave at Junction 30. Equality, Inclusion and Anti-Discrimination Policyĭirections to the University of Bolton Stadium Bolton Wanderers Football Club.Bolton Wanderers International Football Programme.Directions to the University of Bolton Stadium.What Games Can I Watch On iFollow BWFC?.You'll be able to see the results on a map if you use Chrome, Safari, Firefox, IE 10 or above (it doesn't work with IE 8 or 9). If you can't see any results, we recommend trying a different browser - Google Chrome and Internet Explorer 10 or above generally work best with Postcode Finder. For example, there may be three results 3 High Street 3A High Street and 3B High Street, or 3 High Street Ground Floor Flat, 3 High Street and First Floor Flat, 3 High Street. In these cases we show the main property number and street name, and then the property number with the individual flat number. There are also occasions when you might see multiple results for a single address, for example a house converted in flats, where the mail is delivered to a single, shared front door. You can use either to address mail, but generally it's better to use the property number, rather than name. Sometimes this might happen when an address has a property name and not a number, or has both. If you still can't see the address you're looking for please report it to us here. Don't worry about abbreviations - we accept the most common abbreviations for addresses (eg 'Rd', 'St', 'Ave').Try searching for the street address if you know it. If the address you're searching for uses a building name (eg, 'Media House', or 'Seaview Cottage') instead of a street address, we may be unfamiliar with the name.Check your spelling and add as much detail as possible about the address to improve the results.If the property isn't new and you still can't find the address or postcode you're looking for, we recommend: We'll try to get this fixed as quickly as possible. If your address isn't listed please let us know. If the property you're looking for is a new build (or for example a house recently converted into flats), the postcode might not have been added to our database yet.
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