Loftus Road (Queens Park Rangers FC) Reviews
Newest Review: ... prices for a match are around £25, but this depends on were you wish to sit and weather or not you are a member. Away fans ... more
... prices vary from match to match, but are generally about the £24 mark.
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Train and Bus links to the ground are excellent. Being in the heart of West London, there are many different way to travel in buy public transport. The closest underground stations are White City and Shepherds Bush. Car drivers though, beware! There are no dedicated parking for fans, as the ground is surrounded by houses and flats. If you are going by car, it's best to park in and around the streets a little bit out from the gr...morePrice Comparison for Loftus Road (Queens Park Rangers FC)
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Customer Loftus Road (Queens Park Rangers FC) Reviews (3)
by - written on 13/11/10 (Very useful, 363 readings)
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Now, being a Queen's Park Rangers fan myself, I will try my best not to be bias towards their football ground, so forgive me if a get a little carried away. This review is going to be about the current state and facilities of the ground since the recent updates in the past few years. --Loftus Road - A Brief History-- The ground was originally built in 1904, QPR moved into the ground in 1917. Since then it has undergone many updates and refurbishments. It formerly hosted Fulham FC while Craven Cottage was being refurbished and also Wasps RFC until they moved to ground share with Wycombe Wanderers. Currently, it has a maximum all-seater capacity of ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/12/09 (Very useful, 133 readings)
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Championship Ground Guide Continues. Match: QPR v Coventry Getting There: Decided to go on the train this time around (£15 return from Coventry, very nice) which made life a lot easier. Into Euston and a short hop to White City and the ground was only a few minutes walk away. We used to drive but parking is getting harder and harder. The local school used to offer parking but it looks like it's had a revamp and there doesn't seem to be many spaces these days. We have also encountered huge delays in getting here before. The traffic coming in can be really heavy and some of the driving around there... I tell you...it must be a London licence because ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/12/00, updated on 09/12/00 (Very useful, 489 readings)
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Having grown up in Shepherds Bush, living on Loftus Road, I thought I would write a quick guide to the area for all those thousands of away supporters we get now we're stuck in the good old Nationwide. Actually I would probably be better off posting this under Rugby, as by the end of this season we'll probably be enjoying division two football, and Wasps will be getting the bigger away crowds. Ok, ok, enough depresses whinging, on with the review. Firstly, parking and traffic in the bush are an absolute nightmare. Basically, don't bother, its not worth the trouble, tube stations are all nearby, so take the easy option and come that way. Second ... Read the complete review
