City Ground, Cambridge
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The City Ground is the home of Conference South club Cambridge City F.C., who are based in Cambridge. It is located on Milton Road, Cambridge. It has a capacity of 3,000 with 500 covered seating. The car parking covers 300+ spaces with a cost of £1 per space. Most people park on the roads outside the ground.
City's local rivals, Cambridge United, play at the Abbey Stadium which is to the east, on Newmarket Road.
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[edit] Capacity
The City Ground has a capacity of 3000 persons. It offers 500 covered seats, covered standing-room space for 1000 people, and more than 300 parking spaces.
[edit] Admission prices
| Adults | £9.00 |
| Concessions | £4.00 |
| Under 12's | £1.00 |
| Family ticket | £15.00 |
[edit] Food and drink
There is a tea-bar situated to the right of the players tunnel which serves hot and cold food and drink. There are also two soft drink vending machines. One is located to the left of the tea-bar, the other can be found in the Grandstand foyer and can only be accessed from the car-park.
[edit] Toilets
There are two sets of toilets available to supporters within the ground. One set can be found off the corridor that connects the Legends Bar to the inside of the ground. The other (including a toilet for the disabled) can be found in the stand extension, the end of the Grandstand furthest from the turnstiles.
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Conference South Venues 2006/07
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Avenue Stadium | Borough Sports Ground | The Camrose | Champion Hill | Cherrywood Road | Church Road | City Ground | Cressing Road | The Dripping Pan | Glassworld Stadium | Langney Sports Club | Newport Stadium | The New Eyrie | Nyewood Lane | Park View Road | The Raymond McEnhill Stadium | Silverlake Stadium | Ship Lane | The Warren | West Leigh Park | Woodside Park | Woodspring Stadium |
