Wrexham travel to Millwall tonight looking to secure their first Championship win of the season.
Phil Parkinson’s side make the midweek trip to The Den for a 7.45pm kick-off, with more than 900 travelling Reds supporters expected to make the journey to south London.
Wrexham fans will be based in the North Stand Lower Tier, behind the goal, with the club’s upper-tier allocation not required.
Away End and Tickets
Wrexham supporters will be located in the North Stand Lower Tier, behind the goal.
The club received an initial allocation of 904 tickets in the lower tier.
Further tickets could have been made available in the North Stand Upper Tier, subject to demand, but the upper tier did not go on sale.
Wrexham supporters will therefore be housed in the North Stand Lower only.
Tickets are digital were due to be emailed approximately 48 hours before the fixture.
Supporters who have not received their ticket should contact: ticketoffice@wrexhamafc.co.uk.
Travelling by Train
For most away supporters travelling by rail, South Bermondsey is the recommended station.
It is around a five-minute walk from The Den and has regular services from London Bridge.
On matchdays, an away-supporters-only walkway links the station with the stadium.
Millwall advises visiting fans to reach The Den either by official supporter coach or by rail to South Bermondsey.
Other nearby stations
- South Bermondsey Five minutes
- Surrey Quays 20 minutes
- Canada Water 25 minutes
- New Cross 30 minutes
- New Cross Gate 30 minutes
- Canada Water is served by the Jubilee line.
Accessible stations
Supporters requiring step-free or disabled access should note an important difference between the nearby stations:
Station Disabled access
- South Bermondsey No
- Surrey Quays No
- Canada Water Yes
- Canada Water may therefore be the better option for supporters who need an accessible station, despite South Bermondsey being the standard away-supporter recommendation.
Local Buses
Several bus services stop within reach of The Den:
Services Nearest area
21, 53 and 172 Old Kent Road
P12 Ilderton Road
1 and 381 Rotherhithe New Road
47, 188 and 225 Surrey Quays
Check Transport for London updates before travelling for any live disruption or service changes.
Official Wrexham Coaches
Official Wrexham supporter coaches depart Mold Road at 1pm sharp.
Ticket type Price
Adult £38
Under 16 £36
Supporters aged under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Alcohol is strictly prohibited by law on official supporter travel.
Accessible coach travel
Wrexham’s accessible supporter travel uses a lift system, allowing wheelchair users to remain in their wheelchair during the journey.
Each coach has space for one wheelchair user.
Passengers using the service should arrive 30 minutes before the scheduled departure to allow time for boarding.
Toilet facilities on board are not accessible to wheelchair users travelling in their wheelchair.
For more information, contact:
kerry.evans@wrexhamafc.co.uk
SLO@wrexhamafc.co.uk
North Stand Bar
There is a dedicated pre-match option for visiting supporters at the ground.
The North Stand Bar will be available before supporters enter the stadium and will sell beverages.
For this match, the bar will be branded in Wrexham’s club colours.
The bar closes at kick-off, so supporters planning to use it should arrive well before 7.45pm.
An exact opening time, drinks menu and prices have not been confirmed.
Food and Drink
Millwall has upgraded catering facilities at The Den, including improved kiosk hot taps, additional beer lines, new cellar cooling systems and Hürlimann Helles lager at selected kiosks.
The club says the following are now available at every kiosk:
- Corona 0%
- Guinness 0%
- Pukka Cheese and Onion Bake (vegetarian)
- Powerade
Bag Policy
Bags must be smaller than an A4 piece of paper to be allowed inside The Den.
All permitted bags are subject to search.
There is no bag-drop facility for away supporters.
Do not travel to the stadium with a larger bag expecting to leave it at the ground.
Medical exemptions can be requested through Millwall Supporter Liaison Officer Alex Russell at slo@millwallfc.co.uk.
Accessibility at The Den
Wrexham received an allocation of eight wheelchair spaces.
Visually impaired, hearing impaired and ambulant disabled visiting supporters can purchase tickets in the North Stand.
Wheelchair supporters are located in the North Stand Lower, behind the goal.
The wheelchair area is uncovered, so supporters should prepare for the weather.
Accessible Parking
There is no general supporter car park at The Den.
However, eight parking spaces are available for away supporters in the vicinity of the stadium, with wheelchair supporters given priority.
Millwall operates an ANPR system and supplies the away club with eight individual booking links for supporters requiring a space.
Pre-booking is essential.
For accessible parking queries, contact Millwall Disabled Liaison Officer Joe Bolton:
Telephone: 020 7232 1222
Email: dlo@millwallfc.co.uk
Wrexham’s match information also lists slo@millwallfc.co.uk for accessible parking enquiries.
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Driving to The Den
Millwall does not provide general supporter parking and recommends travelling by public transport where possible.
No nearby retail or private car park is recommended here without confirmation that it permits football matchday parking.
From the North
Follow City signs from the A1/M1, then signs towards Shoreditch and Whitechapel.
Follow Ring Road signs for Dover, cross Tower Bridge and, after around one mile, take the first exit at the roundabout onto the A2.
From Elephant and Castle, take the A2/New Kent Road into Old Kent Road.
Turn left at Afrikiko Bar & Restaurant into Ilderton Road and continue towards John Berylson Way.
From the South
Take the A20/A21 towards London.
At New Cross, follow signs for Surrey Quays into Kender Street.
Turn left onto Old Kent Road, then right at the turning signposted “car pound” into Ilderton Road.
John Berylson Way is the seventh turning on the right.
From the East
Take the A2 to New Cross, then follow the southern route above.
From the West
From the M4/M3, follow the A205 South Circular, then signs for Clapham/City via the A3, Camberwell and New Cross before following the southern approach.
Pubs
There are plenty of places to drink elsewhere in London, as pubs closer to the ground are normally home fans only.
With turnstiles opening at 6.15pm, supporters are advised to allow plenty of time rather than arriving immediately before kick-off.
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