Boleyn Ground
Boleyn Ground, more commonly referred to as Upton Park, is the home ground of West Ham United FC. The stadium has a capacity of 35,016 seats.
Boleyn Ground was built in 1904, and about a decade later West Ham selected it as their home ground.
The stadium recorded its highest attendance of 42,322 during a match with Tottenham Hotspur in 1970. The stadium got extensively renovated in the 1990s and early 2000s.
In recent years West Ham has been looking at either increasing the capacity of Boleyn Ground, or moving to a new stadium. This culminated in the club submitting a bid to buy the 2012 Olympic Stadium after the Games. This bid was accepted in 2011, however later collapsed due to legal challenges. The club is now intent on renting the stadium after the Games.
Getting there
Boleyn Ground is located in the east of London, about 6 miles east of the City of London.
If arriving by car from the north circular A406, leave for Barking/East Ham A124. Turn west onto Barking Road, continue for about 1.5 miles, and turn right into Green Street.
From the City take the A13 east to Canning Town, then follow the signs for East Ham A124, and after a little more than 1.5 miles turn left into Green Street.
The nearest tube station is Upton Park, a few minutes from the ground. Upton Park is served by both the District and Hammersmith & City lines.
Buses that serve the stadium are line 5 (from Romford and Canning Town), 58 (from Walthamstow), 104 (from Stratford), 115 (from Aldgate), and 376 (from Beckton). These buses either pass the stadium on Barking Road, or on Green Street.
Address: Green Street, Upton Park, London E13 9AZ
Tickets
Tickets for West Ham United games can be bought online, by phone +44 (0) 871 222 2700, or in person at the Ticket Office at the stadium.
If tickets remain these can be bought at the stadium’s ticket office from 2 to 3 hours before the match. Ticket prices range from £19.00 to £26.50.
For more information email ticketoffice@westhamunited.co.uk.
Relevant Internet links:
Whufc.com – Official website of West Ham United FC.
Visitlondon.com – Official London city guide.
Tfl.gov.uk – Website of the London Underground and other London public transport.
Journeyplanner.org – Plan your journey around London (public transport).
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