Victoria Park Stadium

Date of visit: September 2018

I have experience of challenges around: moving around

Overall Rating

Ross County Football Club is a Scottish football club based in Dingwall. They play all of their home matches at Victoria Park in Dingwall. The club currently play in the Scottish Championship, after being relegated from the Scottish Premiership in the 2017–18 season. We actually arrived late as there was a traffic jam so we weren't able to park in the car park outside the stadium. So we found a space to park about 5 minutes away from the ground. We got to the ground and a random guy asked me if he could be my carer as they wouldn't let him in as he was drunk ha ha ha :) So we got in at like 15:15 and we had to sit at the end beside the corner flags but what annoyed me most was the police and stewards stood in front of me for the whole of the first half so I couldn't see a thing because apparently the policemen and the fake police are more important than the paying customers. However, to be fair a policewoman helped me transfer from my wheelchair to a seat so she could turn my wheelchair, so she was extremely nice but don't get me started on the stewards. They're utterly useless. My other problem was, and I didn't notice until it started to rain, that there is not a shelter for the wheelchair user. Why? Ask Roy Mcgregor.

Disabled Access In and Around

Access to the stadium for away fans is through a big gate. The toilets and the snack bar is easily accessible.

Parking & Transport

I can't really judge it on this occasion as I was late but I have been here before so I know that there are a few disabled parking spaces for away fans. Dingwall train station is 5 minutes away and I would recommend getting the train.

Accessible Toilets

The toilets are easily accessible and very spacious.

Staff

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Very poor.

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