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Elland Road

Leeds United

Capacity
37,633
Opened
1897
Location
Leeds, England
Competition
Premier League

What is Elland Road?

Elland Road is Leeds United's home ground in Beeston, south Leeds, with about 37,600 seats. Leeds have played there since the club was founded in 1919. It is about 2 miles from Leeds station, so most fans take a bus, the park and ride, or walk for around 40 minutes.

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Quick facts

Capacity
37,633
Opened
1897
Club
Leeds United
Address
Elland Road, Leeds LS11 0ES Open map

Capacity per the 2026–27 season listing; opening year and coordinates from Wikidata; checked 2026-10-21.

Elland Road

Elland Road

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Where should you sit at Elland Road?

Elland Road is a traditional four-stand ground. The Jack Charlton (East) Stand is the biggest, a huge cantilevered stand along one side. The Don Revie (North) Stand is the Kop, the home singing end. Away fans sit along the opposite side, at the southern end of the John Charles (West) Stand.

Elland Road seating plan: Jack Charlton Stand (east), Don Revie Stand (north), John Charles Stand (west), Norman Hunter Stand (south)Don Revie StandNorman Hunter StandJohn Charles Stand · awayJack Charlton Stand
Home sections Away fansSchematic, not to scale

Best seats for views

  • Jack Charlton (East) Stand upper tier near halfway

Best seats for atmosphere

  • Don Revie Stand (the Kop)

Where do away fans sit?

Away fans sit at the southern end of the John Charles (West) Stand: 1,566 upper-tier seats as standard, plus 1,104 lower-tier seats when needed. Pillars along the front of the upper tier block some views, so the lower tier is better.

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Stands at Elland Road
Jack Charlton StandEastThe largest stand (about 15,000), two tiers. Upper tier blocks near halfway give the best views.
Don Revie StandNorthAbout 7,000; the Kop and home singing end.
John Charles StandWestMain stand (about 11,000) with the tunnel. Away fans at its southern end.
Norman Hunter StandSouthAbout 5,000, behind the south goal.

How do you get to Elland Road?

There is no station at Elland Road. Walk about 35 minutes from Leeds station, take a match-day shuttle bus from near the station, or use the pre-booked Park and Ride from Temple Green or Stourton.

Walk from Leeds station

About 35 minutes.

Match-day shuttle bus

Runs from near Leeds station (Sovereign Street) to the ground.

Park and Ride (Temple Green, Stourton)

Operated with Hunters Coaches; must be booked in advance. Shuttles start two and a half hours before kick-off.

From the city centre
15 to 25 minutes by bus or 40 minutes on foot.
From the airport
From Leeds Bradford Airport, take the A1 Flyer bus to Leeds station (about 30 minutes), then a bus or taxi to the ground. From Manchester Airport, direct trains to Leeds take about 1 hour 20 minutes.
Parking
Parking at the ground is limited; the club's Park and Ride from Temple Green and Stourton must be pre-booked. Streets in Beeston and Holbeck have match-day restrictions.
Check train times and fares

Can you tour Elland Road?

Price:
£21.50 adult

Leeds United runs stadium tours throughout the year, visiting the dressing rooms, tunnel and dugouts.

How do you get tickets for Elland Road?

Elland Road sells out most games, with tickets going to season ticket holders and members first.

  • Membership is needed for priority access, sold by loyalty points.
  • Season ticket holders can resell through the official exchange.
  • Some cup matches go on general sale.

Buy from the club or its official resale exchange. Reselling football tickets without the club's permission is a criminal offence in England and Wales.

Where to stay and eat near Elland Road

Where to stay

Most visitors stay in Leeds city centre, which has a full range of hotels within 15 minutes' bus ride.

See hotels near Elland Road

Food and drink

The Old Peacock pub opposite the ground is the traditional home fans' meeting point. The city centre has a wide choice of bars and restaurants, including Granary Wharf near the station.

Area: Beeston, Holbeck and Leeds city centre

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Frequently asked questions about Elland Road

What is the capacity of Elland Road?

Elland Road, home of Leeds United, has a capacity of about 37,600.

Where do away fans sit at Elland Road?

At the southern end of the John Charles (West) Stand, mainly in the upper tier (1,566 seats), with 1,104 lower-tier seats added when needed.

How do you get from Leeds station to Elland Road?

Walk about 35 minutes, take the match-day shuttle bus from near the station, or pre-book the Park and Ride from Temple Green or Stourton.

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