Exeter City

Swindon don’t seem to make it known that ambulant disabled can qualify for a free carer’s ticket on their website. This may put some people off attending. Exeter’s ticket information for this match highlighted that free carer’s tickets are available otherwise I would not have known about it. Good day though despite the result – best team won I’m afraid

The seating in the away end seems the numbering system is from A down from the top of the staduim. Wewere given tickets in row Dthinking we be 4 rows from the start of the seating but we were 4 rows from the top of the seating. Along way up for someone with mobility issues.Could the away club be given information on this to help disabled supporters choose thier seats better?

Much the same as last visit to Exeter, though the stewards weren’t so helpful. The car park steward was most helpful & told us which entrance to use but other stewards told us differently.

Inside the ground we sat in the same disabled space as last time but the away fans were sitting behind us this time.

the stewards regularly stood immediately infront of us so I stood up & moved around to see the game and my son in his wheelchair kept asking them to move to one side which they did.

Special thanks to the car park stewards & the disabled steward who came to see us to check if we needed anything

We bought our tickets from York but telephoned Exeter for an accessible parking space. We didn’t have a pre-match meal as we drove non-stop from York as bank holiday traffic was horrendous.

Arriving at the club, 2 friendly car park stewards helped us park & showed us the wheelchair user entrance.We made our way to the social club where we could have a drink & watch a match on tv. There is a burger van outside where we bought teas & bacon baps but pies were also on sale in the social club. The accessible toilets in the social club are opened by radar key.Programs were on sale just outside the club.

Entering the ground, a steward pointed out the accessible toilets and told us where the teabar was.We were shown to an away wheelchair user area which was in the corner closest to the away fans. As we were the only wheelchair user fans from York, we had this area to ourselves, It was a raised platform & fully covered and a really good view. The Exeter disabled fan steward visited us to check we were ok and said if we wanted anything from the teabar he would get it for us, as it was up a few steps.

An enjoyable day out and everyone from the fans to the stewards were really friendly

I have been to many Premier League teams this year, and must say not many provide as good a view and comfort as I experienced watching Exeter on Saturday, all the stands for wheelchair users are covered and have excellent access, I was very impressed well done to you all at Exeter City.