Norwich quickly found a new site though, and in the weeks before the new season built a new stadium. Tel: 01603 327801. The yellow seats were the most affected. We parked in a car park near the train station. Summary of overall thoughts of the day out: Norwich is probably one of the best away trips Ive been too, I could possible say it was the best one! This was a scrappy Derby, and like many games this season we had our keeper Bartosz Bialkowski to thank! So it is advisable to comply with the steward requests, although I did find it all rather annoying. What better way to spend my Valentines/Birthday weekend!? 4. 35 is totally unfair for these seats. You knew that Wolves would only get better in the second half, and so it transpired. The stadium initially consisted of one covered seating stand and open terraces on earth banking on the other three sides. That should make your eyes boggle! The combination of two well-supported clubs who had both started the season strongly, the iconic design of a stadium in comfortable walking distance of city centre and railway station, the brightness of the floodlights on a crisp autumnal evening and the potency of the aforementioned Belgian beer all combined to generate a genuine excitement about the game ahead. Seat photo and review search results for . Took one hour to get away from the allocated parking area and to go around the one-way system where we ended up back at the ground. I have for the last year used the Swansea City travel club to make most of my away journeys, having previously driven to most games in my own car but the cost of fuel has made this way too expensive. Plenty or good pubs and eateries in the centre of the town. The market was lively and the cathedral an impressive piece of architecture. The stand is very modern, and offers a decent view of the action with plenty of leg room. Around a five minute walk away from Norwich Railway Station and a 15 minute walk away from Carrow Road is the Stadia Bar on Upper King Street. Carrow Road Stadium 198 Reviews #30 of 152 things to do in Norwich Sights & Landmarks, Arenas & Stadiums Carrow Road, Norwich NR1 1JE, England Save Read all 198 reviews Ellisdav 13 4 The seats Review of Carrow Road Stadium Reviewed 21 October 2017 via mobile The seats are very colourful. I also had a hot dog when I went into the ground which was quite nice too. The Norwich City stewards and security were superb and very kind to a young fan wanting to see his idols. I've always found it to be a good day out at Carrow Road. All four sides of the ground are of a similar size, with both ends being two tiered, and the side stands two tiered, slightly different to a lot of grounds. Norwich took the lead just before half time with a very good move from defence to attack and ending with Murphy drilling the ball home from just inside the box. I got to Norwich by 10.30am. I had Steak and Kidney, and it was very filling! I do believe some roads near the ground were closed until about 30 minutes after the game finished in order to let all the fans get away first. Not bad at all. It came to the cost of 80 for me and my Dad (which is extremely dear for a day trip) so after splitting the tickets like Nuneaton to Peterborough, Peterborough To Norwich the price came down to 40! Photos of the Norwich City at Carrow Road, page 1 Norwich played some good football last season and Sunderland had something to prove after their ignominious relegation. The concourse was clean and modern as you would expect from a newish stand and it looked like it would be able to accommodate the half time pie rush. The 80 year span without us beating them on their home soil continues.
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