Brilliant ground. Yes it looks ugly from the outside, it's crammed amongst homes and has zero opportunity for expansion, but that's what the charm of this place is all about. It's a real old-school ground tucked away in the heart of London. Getting to the ground is really easy thanks to London's underground network, and the atmosphere around the club is fantastic. Some views are interrupted due to posts and there is little leg room or width to seats - luckily I had an aisle seat so this didn't bother me too much. Passionate but polite home fans who I sat amongst and chatted with throughout the match, they love their club and their unique ground. Food offering is good, you can get loaded Nachos from the sponsored Dorito stand which was a fun change from the standard stadium grub.

MATRADE LOFTUS ROAD STADIUM HOME TO QUEENS PARK RANGERS FOOTBALL CLUB,⚽️🔵⚪️ NICKNAME RANGERS, THE HOOPS, SUPER HOOPS, THE CLUB WAS FOUNDED IN 1882, QPR HAVE PLAYED HOME MATCHES AT LOFTUS ROAD SINCE 1917, STAN BOWLES WAS A ICON LEGEND PLAYER, WHO PLAYED AS A FORWARD, KNOWN FOR HIS SKILLS AS A PLAYER, HE PLAYED OVER 250 LEAGUE GAMES FOR QUEENS PARK RANGERS, STAN BOWLES WAS A ENGLAND INTERNATIONAL PLAYER WHO HAD FIVE GAMES AND ONE GOAL TO HIS COUNTRY⚽️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 WHAT A OLD PHENOMENAL FOOTBALL STADIUM IN THE HEART OF LONDON, FANTASTIC EXPERIENCE GREAT ATMOSPHERE ALL AROUND LOFTUS ROAD,,AMAZING DAY FOR ALL FOOTBALL FANS, TO DAYS GAME IS THE SKY BET CHAMPIONSHIP LEAGUE GAME 24-25 SEASON, QUEENS PARK RANGERS VS CARDIFF CITY THE BLUEBIRDS ⚪️🔵⚽️🐦

A what a brilliant experience. Had wanted to tick Loftus Road off my list for some time, so to finally get to go was fantastic. A cheap ticket, easy to get to via the Underground, good food and the people were very friendly. A very good day out. The staff were also hospitable.

Friendy atmosphere and you get in and out very easily. Ticket prices are also relatively fair. It's just very tight between the rows. People with long legs must be willing to suffer. I was surprised that the home fans aren't louder.

Long time since I've been here, not much has changed. QPR are still losing and the price of beer had gone up. Friendly stadium though, I'll be back no doubt.

Tidy ground. If you are an away supporter try to get a seat in the first 5 rows. After that you can’t see the goal line and at the back you can’t see the goal at all. If you are taller than 5’5” wear shin pads. As the space between the seats is small. Get the central line too White City then it’s a 10-15 minute walk to ground. A word of warning it’s £38 a ticket. Update on view absolutely CARP. Second row and backwards you will lose sight off goal and you will definitely get bruised shins. 👎👎👎👎🥲🥲🥲😱😱😱👎👎🏾

Was a guest for the QPR vs Portsmouth game, lovely meal before the game, all the extras programme, entertainment etc, good match, comfy seats, half time pie and drinks, 2nd half was great, nice weather and good company, really nice day, would highly recommend and would love to go again

Old school ground. Possibly outdated but full of character. Have had some great away days in the lower and upper tiers. Very compact but still good toilets and concourse to get food and drink. Some of the views are terrible so go careful when purchasing tickets. Good atmosphere due to the nature of how the ground is built