Luton
🏟️ Address: Kenilworth Road, 1 Maple Rd E, Luton, Bedfordshire, LU4 8AW, United Kingdom Directions in Google Maps
Kenilworth Road is located in the Bury Park area of Luton, approximately 1.2 km west of Luton town centre. Although there is no parking on-site, there are a number of options close by and the ground also connects with several bus and train routes to make it easily accessible by public transport.
Below you can find general information on travel and parking for Kenilworth Road. Individual events may have additional/restricted services available, and so we recommend clicking through to the event and viewing the Travel & Parking tab for event-specific information.
Luton Town fans can park at Power Court A (Luton, LU1 3JJ) for free during midweek fixtures (Monday-Thursday) or for just £1.40 during weekend (Friday-Sunday) fixtures when they display the appropriate permit on their windscreen, which can be applied for here. The Power Court car park is approximately a 2.0 km (24 min) walk from the ground.
The club will occasionally sell parking on a first-come, first-served basis in Hazelbury Crescent Car Park, which is approximately 250 m (3 min) walk from Kenilworth Road and contains 80 spaces, on their official ticketing page.
Alternative public car parks in the vicinity include:
Many of these car parks are pay-and-display or you can use cashless parking by downloading the PayByPhone app or calling 01582 851 141. Parking in the mall car parks can be paid for via the pay stations on-site, your mobile, or by signing up to AutoPay.
For more information and parking rates on the former, visit Luton's local government website here, for the latter, visit the mall's website here.
Disabled home supporters can contact the Luton Town Disabled Supporters Association (LTDSA) directly at parking@ltdsa.co.uk to apply for a disabled/less abled car parking space. These applications can be sent in 14 days before a game and will close 4 days prior; if the number of requests exceeds the number of spaces available, a ballot will be held 3 days before the game. The LTDSA will communicate arrangements directly with supporters.
Luton offers an array of accommodation options ranging from budget-friendly hotels to bed and breakfasts, with prices generally more affordable compared to the capital, catering to tourists seeking convenience without the costly expense.
Classic stadium fare such as burgers, pies, and hot dogs are available at the ground alongside draught beer and other beverages. Vegetarian and vegan options are also available at select kiosks. Please note, all food and drink kiosks and bars are cashless.
There are 11 gates located around Kenilworth Road and within them 32 turnstiles. Please use the entrance that corresponds with your ticket.
Please note, the iconic Oak Road entrances are particularly unusual, as they are built into the ground floor of a residential property amid the row of terraced houses that line the stand. Fans will go through the turnstiles and then up an external staircase that takes them above local residents' gardens to get into the stand.
Toilets are located throughout each stand at Kenilworth Road. Disabled toilets are located in the Kenilworth Road end and in the Main Stand.
There are 2 sections of the stadium that have wheelchair access for supporters; in the Kenilworth Road end, and in the Main Stand. Entry to the former is via the press gate, which is left of the turnstiles and next to the club shop and ticket office. Away fans will be seated in the latter, which is accessible via the turnstiles on the Maple Road bridge.
There is a lowered counter service at the main refreshment kiosk in the David Preece Stand.
Supporters with visual impairment can borrow a headset with dedicated match commentary. This can be pre-booked by completing this form, and it is recommended you do this as soon as possible before attending your fixture.
Kenilworth Road has a capacity of approximately 10,073. However, the capacity does differ between events depending on the seating configuration.
Taxis can pick up and drop off on the roads close to the venue, but the roads in the immediate vicinity – such as Oak Road – may be closed on matchdays.
Kenilworth Road can be reached via a number of public bus routes including services from Arriva, Centrebus, and Grant Palmer; routes A, B, C/CX, E, F70, F77, G and Z (these routes are all part of the Luton-Dunstable Busway), and routes 37 and Hi.
Whichever service you take, get off at Clifton Road, which is just a 200 m (2 min) walk to the Oak Road Stand and a 500 m (6 min) walk to the Kenilworth Stand.
Season ticket holders can travel for child rate with Arriva buses on matchdays with an accompanying child travelling for just 50p each way.
Luton station connects with the Midland Main Line (London to Corby Connect) and Thameslink (Bedford to Brighton, Bedford to Three Bridges via Redhill, and Luton to Rainham via Greenwich) services.
The station is a 1.3 km (16 min) walk from the ground.
Kenilworth Road is approximately a 1.2 km (14 min) walk from the centre of Luton, and it's within a 2.0 km (24 min) walk of surrounding areas such as Maidenhall, Biscot, and Farley Hill. If you're coming from the direction of the town centre and have tickets in the Oak Road Stand, you can use the Beech foot path that runs along the length of the stadium.
1 Maple Rd E, Luton, Bedfordshire, LU4 8AW, United Kingdom.
