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BOLTON - PREMIER LEAGUE

WEDNESDAY 1ST FEBRUARY 2012, KICK-OFF 8.00PM GMT

REEBOK STADIUM

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ADDRESS: Reebok Stadium, Burnden Way, Bolton, BL6 6JW

MAP: http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&q=BL6+6JW

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WEATHER

Check the weather at Weather for UK Football Grounds - www.netweather.tv

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ARSENAL TRAVEL CLUB

The official Arsenal Travel Club organise travel to all competitive games for the Men's First Team. Go to www.arsenal.com/the-match/fixtures-reports, select "Match Menu" next to the game then click the Travel tab.

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PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Call 08457 484950 or click here for National Rail Enquiries - www.nationalrail.co.uk/ - journey planner and news of service disruptions.

Call 020 7222 1234 or click here Transport for London - www.tfl.gov.uk for London travel service updates.

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Travel advice from Football Supporters' Federation - www.fsf.org.uk.

By Train

Travelling by train to Bolton usually requires at least one change at either Manchester Piccadilly, Preston or Stockport.

There are no trains to London after evening games.

The Reebok Stadium is situated 100 yards from the Horwich Parkway train station, which is on the Manchester Airport to Preston and Blackpool North/Blackpool North & Preston to Manchester Airport line. To purchase tickets for this line, please call 0845 678 6974.

By Car

Directions from the North:

Follow signs for the M61 towards Manchester/Bolton and exit at junction 6. Take the first exit off the roundabout onto the A6027 Mansell Way. At the next roundabout approximately 300 metres, take a left turn into Burnden Way and park at the main Stadium visitor’s car park.

Directions from the South:

Follow the signs M61 towards Preston. (Do NOT take the A666 towards Bolton). Turn of the M61 at junction 6 and take the third exit off the roundabout onto the A6027 Mansell Way. At the next roundabout approximately 300 metres, take a left turn onto Burnden Way and park in the main stadium visitor’s car park.

Parking

There is a carpark at the ground but it's expensive. The cars in the away section of the car park are packed so tight it makes leaving early virtually impossible. A lot of the surrounding industrial estate units offer cheaper parking. You may also be able to park at the Beehive Pub which is on the roundabout (half a mile from the stadium coming from the motorway).

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Eating & Drinking advice from Football Supporters' Federation - www.fsf.org.uk.

The Reebok Stadium is located on the Middlebrook Retail Park which has plenty of fast food outlets including a Nandos, Burger King, Pizza Hut, a BWFC themed McDonalds and several other themed restaurants. Other than the retail park there is little much else around the ground.

There are several pubs within walking distance of the stadium. Café 58 is located at the ground and offers beer and fast food. It does tend to get rather crowded with home fans.

The Beehive is located on Chorley New Road, with the advantage of fans being able to park their cars there for a fee and claim it against drinks at the bar. The Bromilow Arms is a five minute walk from the ground located in Lostock Lane. It’s a friendly pub with a mix of home and away fans. Car parking may also be available.

The Horwich Park Inn is a home fans only pub. Doormen apparently request to see season tickets as ID. Barnstormers is located on Lockstock Lane, a down-to-earth pub with a wide choice of food.

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