It’s a nice old school stadium, it’s to bad it’s so expensive there to buy anything a bottle of Coca-Cola £3.90 for a 500ml that’s a joke and the food is so expensive as well I don’t get it, I think they new a new stadium and make things cheaper for the fans as well

One of the smaller Championship stadiums, with old and basic facilities, for away fans. Whilst old and basic, the history of this stadium, built in the middle of housing, has an odd charm. When the fans rouse to voice the atmosphere is amazing. If you don’t get the chills when your fans find their voice, there’s something wrong with you. Helpful and plentiful stewards. Clear directions for away fans and good police presence post-game, keeping fans segregated. Plentiful and convenient public transport. Expect tube stations to close at short notice, until overcrowding eases. The concourse is something from the 1930s it seems. A bleak, small, walkway that’s barely 3 people square wide. Get to know your fellow away fans well. OK food and beer, but thankfully plentiful. Toilets grim, like a 1930s primary school. Imagine outside toilets and you won’t go far wrong. Overall though, despite the basic and cramped seating and facilities, there’s something pleasant about an old-style stadium. I think they call it character!

Tight little tidy ground in West London. Facilities are ok with not much choice for food and drink inside or outside the ground. They have introduced rail seating / safe standing areas in the away end but it’s still cramped when there’s a large contingent in there.

Not far from the digs but managed to get to the ground in the dark just round the corner wormwood scrubs but yes a ground just outside the big league but holds its own

Welcomed here to discuss sports facilities for disabled residents, use of assisted technology for non speaking autistic children and young adults. Staff were extremely helpful and gracious showing us around the entire building and stadium. The upper floor media room has lovely views and would be most suitable for host planning meetings for a fundraiser or publicity attached to an Autism Pride Day in June. As Arnie says ' I'll be back' . I found out lots of interesting information about QPR sports trust work with Down Syndrome youth teams and the offer for sensory challenged people to watch quieter under 23 football matches.

Home of the great QPR, great history of the ground and club, great tour friendly and affordable, come on you Rrrrs

Decent stadium and lovely environment! The staff are very helpful and respectful.. I attended the Ramadan Iftar hosted by the club for Muslims community in London organised by Ramadan Project Tent and I would really like to show my gratitude and appreciation for the club and staff for giving us this lovely experience 😍🙏🏽

This stadium is dated. The concourse in the upper level is crampt and the space between the seats is tight. Views from the upper level are very good. Staff are very friendly and helpful.