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Trent Bridge Stadium - Travel Guide & Stadium Information
- Cricket stadium in Nottingham, United Kingdom with 17,500 capacity - complete travel and matchday guide
- Professional playing surface with modern facilities
- Transport: Nearest train station, tube line, and bus routes with walking times
- Parking: Official stadium parking £10 to £20, street parking options nearby
- Away fans: Dedicated section, entrance gates, and capacity allocation information
Key Facts
Trent Bridge Essential Details
Trent Bridge Stadium Basic Details
Stadium Capacity
17,500 spectators
Year Opened
1841
Address & Location
Trent Bridge, West Bridgford, Nottingham NG2 6AG
Nottingham, United Kingdom
Technical Specifications
Pitch Type
Grass
Stadium Type
Single-Sport Venue
Primary Sport
Cricket
Venue Classification
Stadium
Location & Maps
About Trent Bridge
About Trent Bridge Stadium
Trent Bridge is widely considered the most beautiful of England's international cricket grounds — a venue where history, architecture, and atmosphere combine in a way that no other Test match ground quite matches. Located in West Bridgford on the south bank of the River Trent, just a mile from Nottingham city centre, the ground was established in 1841 and has hosted Test cricket since 1899. The iconic Victorian Pavilion — completed in 1889 and positioned at a distinctive angle to the wicket — stands as one of the most recognisable structures in world cricket. The 2019 Radcliffe Road Stand redevelopment houses the acclaimed Six restaurant on its top floor, with sweeping views over the playing surface to the rolling Nottinghamshire countryside. The Trent Rockets bring The Hundred to Trent Bridge each August, with the Hundred Club lounge and the ground's intimate character generating one of the competition's best atmospheres. The Trent Bridge Inn — a Wetherspoons adjacent to the Grace Gate whose original proprietor William Clarke founded the ground in 1838 — is the most historically significant pre-match pub at any English cricket ground.
Visiting Trent Bridge
🏛️Stadium History
William Clarke established the ground in 1838 in the meadow behind the Trent Bridge Inn; first county fixture in 1841; first Test in 1899. The Victorian Pavilion was completed in 1889 and faces the wicket at a unique angle. The £7.2 million Radcliffe Road Cricket Centre opened in 1998; the award-winning Fox Road Stand followed. The £20+ million Radcliffe Road Stand redevelopment (2019) added Six restaurant, Hadlee Hall, executive boxes, and improved accessibility. The Trent Rockets have played here since The Hundred's inaugural 2021 season.
⚡Matchday Atmosphere
Trent Bridge delivers an atmosphere that combines Victorian grandeur with the warmth of a knowledgeable East Midlands cricket crowd. The ground's compact capacity ensures no fan is far from the action. Trent Rockets Hundred fixtures are festival occasions enriched by the Trent Bridge Inn's legendary pre-match atmosphere, the Larwood & Voce pub-restaurant, and the ground's acclaimed food and drink concessions. The Hundred Club lounge provides a premium social hub on matchdays.
Getting to Trent Bridge
Getting to the Stadium
Nottingham Station & NET Tram
Nottingham Railway Station (served by East Midlands Railway) is approximately one mile from Trent Bridge — a 20-minute walk south towards West Bridgford and across the bridge over the River Trent. From London St Pancras, East Midlands Railway services run to Nottingham in approximately 1 hour 40 minutes. Services also connect from Derby (20 minutes), Leicester (30 minutes), and Sheffield (50 minutes). From Nottingham Station, the NET (Nottingham Express Transit) tram network provides connections across the city; the nearest tram stops to Trent Bridge are Queens Walk and Meadows Embankment, both approximately a 20-minute walk from the ground. A £2 return event tram ticket is available for match and season ticket holders — purchase at any tram stop ticket machine before boarding.
Nottingham City Transport & Trent Barton Services
Multiple bus services run directly to Trent Bridge Cricket Ground from Nottingham city centre and the surrounding area. Nottingham City Transport (NCT) routes 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 all stop in the city centre with connections to the ground. Trent Barton services — including the Mainline, Rushcliffe Villager, The Cotgrave, and The Keyworth — also serve the area. The bus stop "Cricket Ground" on Bridgford Road is directly adjacent to the ground's main entrance. A Robin Hood Day Ticket (approximately £5) covers unlimited travel on all bus services passing the cricket ground and is excellent value for a day at the cricket.
Driving, Parking & Park & Ride
Trent Bridge is located in West Bridgford (postcode NG2 6AG), south of Nottingham city centre across the River Trent. From the M1, exit at Junction 24 and follow the A453 towards Nottingham. From the north, use the A60 or A614. Pre-bookable parking is available at Bridge Field Car Park on Bridgford Road (postcode NG2 6AP), a few hundred yards from the ground — passes are priced at £10 for Nottinghamshire members and £12 for non-members, bookable via trentbridge.co.uk. Additional paid parking is available on Victoria Embankment (£10 per car; cash only; accessed via Queens Drive/Riverside Way — not the Eastern approach near Trent Bridge). Nottingham's extensive NET Park and Ride network offers free parking at sites around the city — the most convenient for the A453 is Clifton South (17-minute tram travel time, stopping at Meadows Embankment for a 20-minute riverside walk to the ground).
Walking from Nottingham Station & City Centre
The walk from Nottingham Railway Station to Trent Bridge is one of the most enjoyable stadium approaches in English cricket — approximately 20 minutes through the heart of Nottingham and across the famous Trent Bridge itself. The route passes multiple excellent pre-match pubs: the Vat & Fiddle (Castle Rock brewery's flagship pub) near the station, the Trent Navigation Inn along the canal towpath, and ultimately the iconic Trent Bridge Inn (adjacent to the ground's Grace Gate). The ground has four entry gates on Bridgford Road, Radcliffe Road, Hound Road, and Fox Road. Cycle parking is available at the Bridge Field Car Park on Bridgford Road — chains must be brought by cyclists as bikes are not permitted inside the venue.
Stadium Tours
Trent Bridge Stadium Tour
Tour Description
The Trent Bridge Stadium Tour is an atmospheric behind-the-scenes journey through one of the most historically significant and beautiful cricket grounds in England. Led by knowledgeable guides, the tour explores the Victorian Pavilion and its celebrated Long Room — where generations of Nottinghamshire and England players have gathered before taking the field — the home and away changing rooms, the media and commentary facilities, and the modern Radcliffe Road Stand. The tour includes access to the ground's extensive cricket memorabilia collection and offers unique perspectives on the ground's 180-year history, from William Clarke's founding vision to Ben Stokes' modern Test era. Trent Bridge is widely regarded as one of the most picturesque ground tours in English cricket.
Pricing & Duration
Adult tickets cost £18, children's tickets are £10, and concession tickets are available for £14. The complete stadium tour experience lasts 90 minutes, providing comprehensive access to the stadium's most exclusive areas.
Tour Highlights
The Trent Bridge Stadium Tour includes victorian pavilion and long room, home and away changing rooms, media and commentary facilities, radcliffe road stand tour, cricket memorabilia collection, william clarke stand and ground history, panoramic views from the radcliffe road stand top tier, giving visitors a behind-the-scenes look at one of the world's most famous stadiums. Tours run on selected days throughout the year, subject to match and event schedules. Multiple tour dates are available per month on non-match days. Not available on Test match or major matchdays. Check trentbridge.co.uk for the current schedule and booking availability. Book online via trentbridge.co.uk or contact the Nottinghamshire CCC ticket office on 0115 982 3000. Group bookings available. Tours are popular — advance booking recommended especially during summer.
Six Restaurant Dining Experience
Tour Description
For a truly unique cricket venue experience, book a table at Six — Trent Bridge's own acclaimed fine dining restaurant on the top floor of the Radcliffe Road Stand. Combining exceptional modern British cooking from head chef Harvey Perttola with panoramic views directly over the playing surface, Six offers a pre-match, matchday, or standalone evening dining experience that is unique among English cricket grounds. Available Thursday to Sunday evenings year-round, Six can be combined with match attendance for the ultimate Trent Bridge experience.
Pricing & Duration
Adult tickets cost £65, children's tickets are Price on request, and concession tickets are available for Price on request. The complete stadium tour experience lasts 120 minutes, providing comprehensive access to the stadium's most exclusive areas.
Tour Highlights
The Six Restaurant Dining Experience includes panoramic views over the trent bridge playing surface, modern british seasonal tasting menu or à la carte, wine pairing available, private dining options, direct pitch views from all window seats, giving visitors a behind-the-scenes look at one of the world's most famous stadiums. Open Thursday to Sunday evenings throughout the year. Booking via the Six restaurant page on trentbridge.co.uk. Advance booking essential — very popular on Hundred and Test match evenings. Book via trentbridge.co.uk or call the restaurant directly. Smart casual to smart dress recommended. Private dining available for groups.
Hotels Near Trent Bridge
Where to Stay
Hart's Hotel
Accommodation Type & Location
Luxury accommodation - 20-minute walk or 5-minute taxi
Pricing
Rates from £130 to £280 per night
Description
Hart's Hotel is Nottingham's finest boutique luxury property — an elegant 4-star hotel built into the ramparts of the historic Nottingham Castle mound, with stunning views across the city. Consistently rated exceptional (9.4 on Hotels.com), Hart's combines intimate, individually designed rooms with the acclaimed Hart's Restaurant, widely regarded as the best in Nottingham. A taxi from the hotel to Trent Bridge takes approximately 5 minutes, making it an ideal base for cricket fans who want both luxury and quality dining.
Gamston Lock by Marston's Inns
Accommodation Type & Location
Boutique accommodation - 5-minute walk from Trent Bridge
Pricing
Rates from £55 to £120 per night
Description
Gamston Lock by Marston's Inns is the closest hotel to Trent Bridge Cricket Ground — just 300 metres from the ground and rated 9.2 on Hotels.com. A waterside pub-hotel on the River Trent, it provides comfortable boutique accommodation in a unique riverfront setting, popular with visiting cricket fans who want to combine proximity to the ground with a characterful, relaxed stay. The on-site restaurant and bar are excellent for pre- and post-match meals and drinks.
Premier Inn Nottingham City Centre (Chapel Bar)
Accommodation Type & Location
Budget accommodation - 20-minute walk or 5-minute bus
Pricing
Rates from £55 to £100 per night
Description
Premier Inn's Chapel Bar property is ideally positioned in Nottingham city centre, a 20-minute walk or short bus ride from Trent Bridge. Consistently rated well (4.2/5 on TripAdvisor) and providing the brand's reliable comfort at a competitive price, it is well-suited to fans attending multi-day cricket who want a central location to explore Nottingham's vibrant food and nightlife scene after the cricket finishes.
Lace Market Hotel
Accommodation Type & Location
Mid-range accommodation - 20-minute walk or 5-minute taxi
Pricing
Rates from £90 to £180 per night
Description
The Lace Market Hotel is a stylish 4-star property in Nottingham's historic Lace Market quarter, housed in a row of beautifully converted Georgian townhouses. Rated 8.9 on Hotels.com, it combines elegant rooms with the popular Saint Bar and Kitchen — one of Nottingham's go-to spots for cocktails and modern dining. The Lace Market's excellent restaurants, independent bars, and proximity to Nottingham's nightlife make it ideal for cricket fans who want to make the most of Nottingham after the match.
Dining at Trent Bridge
Restaurants
Pubs & Bars
Trent Bridge Accessibility
Accessibility
Accessible Entrances & Routes
Trent Bridge provides accessible entry via multiple gates around the ground. The ground's redevelopments have progressively improved accessible routes throughout the stadium. Stewards are positioned at all entrances on matchdays to assist visitors with mobility requirements. The Radcliffe Road Stand (2019) was designed with enhanced accessibility throughout. Contact the Trent Bridge accessibility team in advance to confirm the recommended entrance and route for your specific seating area. All stewards are trained to assist visitors with accessibility requirements.
Wheelchair Viewing Areas & Accessible Positions
Dedicated wheelchair viewing areas and accessible seating positions are available at Trent Bridge, distributed across multiple areas of the ground to provide fans with a choice of viewing positions. The 2019 Radcliffe Road Stand redevelopment significantly improved accessible seating provision, adding new wheelchair bays with excellent sightlines. Each wheelchair user is entitled to a free companion ticket for Nottinghamshire CCC-controlled fixtures. Accessible seating must be booked directly via the ticket office — not through the standard online booking system. Contact the ticket office to arrange accessible seating and companion tickets for your fixture.
Accessible Toilet Facilities
Accessible toilet facilities are available throughout Trent Bridge, located within the main stand concourse areas. The 2019 Radcliffe Road Stand included new accessible toilet facilities at all levels. Stewards can direct visitors to the nearest accessible facility on matchdays. Ask any steward for directions to the nearest accessible toilet from your seating position.
Bridge Field Car Park — Blue Badge
Blue Badge parking is available at Bridge Field Car Park on Bridgford Road, a few hundred yards from the ground. Blue Badge spaces must be reserved in advance via trentbridge.co.uk. Car park passes for accessible spaces are issued in advance and must be presented on arrival. Do not travel without a pre-booked space. Pre-book Blue Badge parking via trentbridge.co.uk well in advance of your fixture. Spaces are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis among applicants.
Fielders' Rest — Multi-Faith Room & Quiet Space
Trent Bridge provides a dedicated Fielders' Rest multi-faith room and quiet space, located on the ground floor of the Ticket Office building. The space is available to all visitors seeking a quieter environment away from the matchday noise, and is equipped with prayer mats (with guests welcome to bring their own religious items). Stewards or volunteers can provide directions to the room on arrival. No advance booking required. Ask any steward or volunteer for directions to the Fielders' Rest on arrival. Prayer mats provided; personal religious items welcome.
Buggy & Pram Storage
Trent Bridge provides designated storage areas for buggies and prams during Hundred fixtures, located in the Woodhead Hall and at the rear of the PKF Smith Cooper Stand. Stewards and volunteers can direct parents and carers to the nearest storage point on arrival. Buggy and pram storage is available in the Woodhead Hall and rear of the PKF Smith Cooper Stand. Ask any steward for directions.
Assistance Dogs & PA Announcements
Registered guide dogs and assistance dogs are welcome throughout Trent Bridge. The ground's PA system provides live scores and key match updates throughout matchdays, supporting visually impaired spectators. Stewards are trained to assist visually impaired visitors with orientation on arrival. Inform the accessibility team when booking your ticket if you will be accompanied by a registered assistance dog, so that appropriate seating and dog relief facilities can be confirmed.
Trent Bridge Ticket Information
Ticket Prices
General Admission — Adult Tickets
Seating Area & Price Range
Fox Road Stand, PKF Smith Cooper Stand & General Areas tickets range from £18 to £38 for the nottinghamshire ccc memberships with trent rockets hundred access available via trentbridge.co.uk..
Description
Standard adult admission to Trent Rockets home fixtures in The Hundred at Trent Bridge. Each ticket covers the double-header day (women's and men's matches). Trent Bridge is a cashless venue — card payments only at all food and drink outlets. Water dispensing facilities are available around the ground for refilling personal bottles.
What's Included
These unreserved or reserved general seating across the fox road stand, pkf smith cooper stand, and other general areas, providing excellent views of the playing surface in trent bridge's intimate setting. tickets include entry to trent rockets double-header fixture, matchday entertainment and live music, access to all food and drink outlets (cashless payments only), water refill stations, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
General Admission — Junior Tickets
Seating Area & Price Range
General Seating Areas tickets range from £5 to £5 for the junior nottinghamshire ccc membership options available..
Description
Junior admission for children under 16 to Trent Rockets home Hundred fixtures. Children under 5 admitted free. Trent Bridge provides one of the most intimate and accessible Hundred matchday experiences for families in the competition.
What's Included
These junior seating for children under 16 accompanying ticketed adults. tickets include entry to trent rockets double-header, matchday entertainment, live music, family activity areas, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
The Hundred Club Tickets
Seating Area & Price Range
Hadlee Hall, Radcliffe Road Stand (Second Floor) tickets range from £50 to £90 for the multi-fixture hundred club packages available via nottinghamshire ccc commercial team..
Description
The Hundred Club at Trent Bridge provides a premium, elevated matchday experience for Trent Rockets fixtures. Ticket holders receive a free drink on arrival, complimentary tea and coffee throughout the day, TV coverage of the match, quiz entertainment, and children's activities and goody bags. Seating is in the premium middle tier of the Radcliffe Road Stand. No specific dress code applies for the Hundred Club.
What's Included
These the hundred club is trent bridge's premium hundred matchday lounge, located in the hadlee hall on the second floor of the radcliffe road stand. club tickets include some of the best seats in the ground — in the middle tier of the radcliffe road stand — combined with lounge access and matchday extras. tickets include free welcome drink on arrival, complimentary tea and coffee throughout the day, tv match coverage in the lounge, quiz activities, children's activities and goody bags, premium radcliffe road stand middle tier seating, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
Hospitality — Corporate Packages Tickets
Seating Area & Price Range
Executive Boxes & Hospitality Suites tickets range from £100 to £400 for the annual corporate packages available across multiple nottinghamshire and hundred fixtures..
Description
Official Trent Bridge corporate hospitality packages for Trent Rockets Hundred fixtures and international matches. The Radcliffe Road Stand's executive boxes provide exceptional pitch-facing views combined with premium catering and dedicated service. Contact the Nottinghamshire CCC commercial team for current availability and pricing.
What's Included
These trent bridge offers premium corporate hospitality for trent rockets and international fixtures, including executive boxes in the radcliffe road stand. packages combine the most desirable viewing positions at trent bridge with award-winning catering and dedicated service. the ground's 2019 redevelopment created new premium hospitality spaces alongside the radcliffe road executive boxes. tickets include executive box or suite allocation, premium pitch-facing views, dedicated catering and bar service, matchday host, programme, making them an excellent choice for visitors seeking luxury hospitality experience.
Trent Bridge FAQs
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What is the capacity of Trent Bridge?Featured
Trent Bridge has a capacity of 17,500 spectators. It is one of the more intimate major international cricket grounds in England, which contributes significantly to the exceptional atmosphere the ground generates on major matchdays. Despite its modest size, Trent Bridge consistently receives the highest atmosphere ratings from visiting players and fans.
Which team plays at Trent Bridge in The Hundred?Featured
Trent Bridge is the home ground of Trent Rockets in The Hundred. Both the Trent Rockets men's and women's teams play their home group-stage fixtures at the ground each August. Trent Bridge hosts four double-header matchdays per Hundred season.
How do I get to Trent Bridge from Nottingham city centre?Featured
The most popular option is the 20-minute walk from Nottingham Railway Station — a scenic route along the canal towpath and across the Trent Bridge road bridge, passing several excellent pre-match pubs. Alternatively, Nottingham City Transport buses (routes 1, 3–11) run from the city centre directly to the "Cricket Ground" stop on Bridgford Road, adjacent to the ground's entrance. A Robin Hood Day Ticket (approx. £5) covers unlimited bus travel on match day.
Is parking available at Trent Bridge on matchdays?Featured
Pre-bookable parking is available at Bridge Field Car Park on Bridgford Road (NG2 6AP) — a few hundred yards from the ground. Passes cost £10 for Nottinghamshire members and £12 for non-members, bookable via trentbridge.co.uk. Victoria Embankment also offers paid parking (£10/car, cash only) accessed via Queens Drive/Riverside Way. Nottingham's NET Park and Ride network provides free parking at multiple sites around the city — the most convenient is Clifton South for visitors from the A453.
Who founded Trent Bridge Cricket Ground?
Trent Bridge was founded in 1838 by William Clarke, captain of the All England XI and husband of the proprietress of the adjacent Trent Bridge Inn. Clarke saw the potential of the meadow behind the pub as a cricket ground and established what would become one of the most celebrated venues in world cricket. The William Clarke Stand inside the ground is named in his honour. The Trent Bridge Inn, now a Wetherspoons, still stands next to the Grace Gate and is the most historically significant pre-match pub at any English cricket ground.
What is the Six Restaurant at Trent Bridge?
Six is Trent Bridge's own acclaimed fine dining restaurant, located on the top floor of the Radcliffe Road Stand — unveiled as part of the £20+ million redevelopment in March 2019. Head chef Harvey Perttola (who appeared on BBC's Great British Menu) serves a seasonally driven modern British menu with sweeping views over the cricket pitch and Nottinghamshire countryside. Open Thursday to Sunday evenings year-round. Booking is essential and can be made via trentbridge.co.uk.
Is there a stadium tour available at Trent Bridge?
Yes. The Trent Bridge Stadium Tour (approx. 90 minutes, £18 for adults, £10 for children) visits the Victorian Pavilion and Long Room, the home and away changing rooms, the media and commentary facilities, and the Radcliffe Road Stand. The tour includes access to the ground's cricket memorabilia collection. Book via trentbridge.co.uk or call 0115 982 3000.
Is Trent Bridge accessible for disabled visitors?
Yes. Trent Bridge provides accessible entrances, dedicated wheelchair viewing areas throughout the ground, accessible toilets, buggy and pram storage, a multi-faith room and quiet space (the Fielders' Rest), and Blue Badge parking at Bridge Field Car Park (advance reservation required). The 2019 Radcliffe Road Stand redevelopment significantly improved accessibility across the ground. Contact accessibility@nottsccc.co.uk or call 0115 982 3000.
What is the bag and cash policy at Trent Bridge?
Trent Bridge is a cashless venue — card payments only are accepted at all food and drink outlets inside the ground. No cash is accepted anywhere. Bags are permitted but subject to search on entry. Water can be brought in personal refillable bottles, and water dispensing stations are available throughout the ground. Check trentbridge.co.uk for the current full matchday policy before attending.
What food and drink is available at Trent Bridge during The Hundred?
A range of food and drink outlets operates throughout the ground on Hundred matchdays, including vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and halal options. Specific concessions include Catch of the Day (fish and chips), Clarke's Crafty Ones (craft beers, alcohol-free beers, wine), Barrel and Bean (coffee, cask ales, wines), and The Rice Bar (draught beer, cask ale, wine, soft drinks). Water dispensing stations allow free refills for personal bottles. All payments are cashless — card only.
What is the Hundred Club at Trent Bridge?
The Hundred Club is Trent Bridge's premium lounge for Trent Rockets fixtures, located in the Hadlee Hall on the second floor of the Radcliffe Road Stand. Ticket holders receive a welcome drink on arrival, complimentary tea and coffee throughout the day, TV match coverage in the lounge, quiz entertainment, and children's activities and goody bags. Seating is in the premium middle tier of the Radcliffe Road Stand — some of the best seats in the ground. There is no dress code for the Hundred Club.
How much do Trent Rockets tickets cost for The Hundred?
Trent Rockets tickets for The Hundred at Trent Bridge start from around £18 for adults and £5 for children under 16. Children under 5 are admitted free. Each ticket covers the full double-header day (women's and men's matches). Book via thehundred.com or trentbridge.co.uk. Ticket office: 0115 982 3000 or tickets@nottsccc.co.uk.
Latest News
Trent Bridge confirmed as host for The Hundred 2026 with four double-header matchdays
Published
1 November 2025
Article Summary
Trent Bridge was confirmed as a host venue for The Hundred 2026, with the ground hosting four men's and women's double-header fixtures during August. The announcement continues the ground's involvement with The Hundred since the competition's inaugural 2021 season, during which Trent Bridge has established itself as one of the competition's most atmospheric venues. The Trent Rockets' distinctive red-and-orange identity has become a popular fixture in Nottingham's summer sporting calendar, drawing large and enthusiastic crowds to West Bridgford across each season.
Trent Bridge hosts 2025 England international fixtures
Published
22 May 2025
Article Summary
Trent Bridge Cricket Ground hosted a series of England international fixtures during the 2025 summer season, including a Test match against Zimbabwe in May 2025, continuing the ground's long tradition as one of England's most important international venues. The ground has hosted Test cricket since 1899 and is a regular fixture on the England home schedule across all formats. The 2025 season also saw Trent Bridge host a Women's T20 International against India in June 2025, as the ECB continued to expand women's cricket's international programme at premium venues.
Trent Bridge wins Best Matchday Experience award at ECB Ground Recognition Scheme
Published
1 October 2024
Article Summary
Trent Bridge Cricket Ground was recognised at the ECB Ground Recognition Scheme for delivering one of the best matchday experiences in English cricket, with the ground's food and drink offering — including the Six restaurant, the Larwood & Voce pub-restaurant, and the craft beer concessions — contributing to the award. The recognition reflects the ground's investment in the spectator experience as part of its ongoing commitment to making Trent Bridge a destination visit for cricket fans, not just a ground to watch cricket.
Radcliffe Road Stand redevelopment transforms Trent Bridge with Six restaurant and new facilities
FeaturedPublished
15 March 2019
Article Summary
The £20+ million redevelopment of the Radcliffe Road Stand at Trent Bridge was unveiled in March 2019, transforming the eastern side of the ground with a state-of-the-art stand featuring executive hospitality boxes, the Hadlee Hall premium lounge space, significantly enhanced general spectator facilities, and the acclaimed Six restaurant on the top floor. Head chef Harvey Perttola — a Nottingham native who would go on to appear on BBC's Great British Menu — was appointed to lead the kitchen, establishing Six as one of the region's finest dining destinations. The stand redevelopment also improved accessible seating provision across the ground and added the Barrel and Bean and Clarke's Crafty Ones concession bars to the matchday offering.
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