First quiet walkabout session to be held at the STōK Cae Ras

The sessions have been designed for any supporters who would benefit from having a quiet walkabout of the stadium while it is closed, to familiarise themselves prior to a busy match day ahead of the 2023/24 season.

They are specifically for supporters with sensory processing issues, so the sessions are not open access events and should not be confused with the recent stadium tours.

The club said that should anyone be found to attempt to gain access to the tour for reasons not outlined above, you will be asked to leave the premises.

A spokesperson for the club said: “The walkabout includes being shown the Macron Stand accessible entrance (Gate 12) and walking the recommended route to the quiet zone – which avoids the busy concourse area on match-days.

“We also show the accessible toilets, our sensory hub and discuss all that we provide in the quiet zone (block PG1) on match-days.

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“It is a great opportunity for potential new fans to look around while it’s quiet and have any issues or queries answered prior to attending a match-day.”

Anybody wishing to attend should meet at Gate 12 – the double-doorway, accessible entrance into the Macron Stand on Mold Road to the left of the turnstiles – at 12.30pm prompt.

If you have any queries, please email kerry.evans@wrexhamafc.co.uk.

The club will be offering another session next week, with details to be confirmed in due course.