Pre-Match Guide: Durham and Lancashire
Gate B and Gate G will be open from 2pm.
Gate C on St Michael’s Lane will be open from 2pm-7pm for hospitality guests only.
Access to the stadium will be via Gate B and Gate G.
Yorkshire Women vs Durham – 3pm
Yorkshire Men vs Lancashire – 7pm
Tickets for the game are available online or via the Ticket Office.
This is an all ticket game. YCCC members should note that membership cards will not be scanned in – all members must scan their dedicated ticket for this game.
The Ticket Office on St Michael’s Lane will be open from 10am.
A temporary ticket office will be open on Kirkstall Lane from 5pm-7pm.
Pass outs will be in operation at all gates from 30 minutes after start of play.
Match day parking is available at Cinder Moor (LS6 2UZ) and is on a pay on arrival basis only. Priced at £10 per car, it is a 20 minute walk from the car park to the stadium or alternatively there are regular buses to Headingley. Please allow enough time to park and get to the ground.
All Blue badge car parking for this fixture is sold out.
Please be considerate of local residents and avoid parking across driveways.
Spectators should be aware that the Club will be implementing a temporary road closure on St Michael’s Lane before and after the game.
This will likely be in place between 5.30pm and 7pm and for up to 30 minutes after the conclusion of the game.
These timings are subject to change.
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This page includes a variety of information on how to get to Headingley.
Bike racks are available at the ground and bicycles are left at the owner’s discretion.
Heading to Headingley this summer? Make your journey part of the action. We’ve teamed up with BetterPoints West Yorkshire — the free rewards app funded as a pilot by the West Yorkshire Combined Authority — to reward fans who travel to matches by walking, wheeling, cycling or public transport. Every sustainable journey you record earns real BetterPoints rewards, redeemable with local businesses or donated to a good cause.
Simply download the free BetterPoints app, sign up with the code YCC, and record your journey to the ground. Every sustainable trip also enters you into a grand prize draw to win two tickets to watch England take on Sri Lanka in the Metro Bank ODI at Headingley on 24 September. Walk, cycle, wheel, or hop on the train — and let the rewards stack up all summer long.
The Long Room will be open from gates until the close of play, where members and East Stand ticket holders will be able to purchase food and drink.
The dedicated dining area will be in operation for those members purchasing food from the Long Room.
Members bringing their own food and drink into the ground are still welcome to eat this on the other tables provided.
If you have a specific dietary requirement, please bring it to the attention of our food staff early in the day, so we can discuss the options available prior to lunch service.
For non-members, additional concessions include:
Concessions located behind the West Stand
Ice Cream
Coffee & Cakes (gluten free options)
Street Kitchen (gluten free options)
Southern Fried Chicken (gluten free options)
Pizza
Fish & Chips (gluten free options)
Jacket Potato
Carvery
German Sausage
Indian
Concessions Located behind the North East Scoreboard
Street Kitchen
Coffee
Ice Cream
Concessions Located infront of the Rugby Shop
Falafal (vegan options)
Kebab loaded fries / pizza
Opening Times:
All bars open from 2pm
Food & Beverage concessions open from 2pm
Map of Food Concessions:
Vertu
If you’re heading to Headingley, come and say hello to our reps who’ll have two branded Range Rovers on display! Plus you can take part in the ‘Power Drive Challenge’ with some goodies up for grabs alongside, 4 and 6 cards and Vitality Blast T-shirts!
Back Chat Brass –
1 band. 8 instruments.
Rooted in pop, funk and hip hop, BCB’s brassy beats give soul to any party and lift the roof at any event.
Since 2016, Back Chat Brass have been wreaking havoc in venues around the world, coaxing even the stubbornest of dance-phobics from their seats out their signature take on your go-to hits.
Catch them doing their rounds of the stadium, the only thing will that keep you guessing will be what banger is coming up next!
Vertu Bullseye Challenge
The Vertu Bullseye Challenge is back! Two lucky members of the crowd will be selected to take part on the pitch during the interval of all Blast games! The players’ scores will be recorded on leaderboard, and the top scorer will be crowned the Vertu Bullseye Champion at the end of the Blast campaign and will receive a bundle of mystery goodies!
Betfair
As proud sponsors of Yorkshire County Cricket Club, Betfair is putting your opinions to the test with a pair of cracking matchday activations for this year’s double header Yorkshire v Durham and Lancashire in the Vitality Blast.
First up: gigantic Betfair balls will make their way through the Western Terrace just before the start of the men’s game, giving fans the chance to weigh in on one of sport’s biggest dilemmas. Simply smash the ball left or right to back the opinion you believe in.
And if hitting balls as hard as you can isn’t enough to get you talking, we’ll be waiting outside the stadium for you to Spill the Tea. Head over to Betfair’s Tea Break and share your hottest takes, boldest predictions and strongest sporting opinions for the chance to win a bat signed by Yorkshire’s cricket stars.
Everyone’s got an opinion, back yours with Betfair
Titan Wealth
Join Titan and have your picture taken in their airstream photobooth where cricket themed props will be on hand for you to have fun with.
The Castore shop on St Michael’s Lane and the shop inside the venue by Gate G will be open from 12pm until the end of the game.
All the Club’s accessibility information can be found here:
https://yorkshireccc.com/accessibility-at-headingley/
This includes a bespoke accessibility guide via AccessAble, and our WelcoMe service.
Scorecards are designed and printed by the Yorkshire CCC Supporters Association, in collaboration with YCCC, for all games at Headingley. They cost £1 and can be purchased from the YCCSA Kabin (opening hours before play, lunch and tea intervals.)
The Kabin is found behind the North East Stand scoreboard.
For this season, updated scorecards will be available.
This game is a category A game.
All stands will be in use.
Block R in the Northeast Lower Stand is our designated alcohol free area.
This game is an allocated seating game. Please ensure you sit in the seat that is stated on your individual ticket.
The Long Room will be open for all members.
The Yorkshire Women’s game will be streamed live on Youtube via Yorkshire Cricket TV with in-house commentary overlay.
The Roses game will not be streamed but will be live on Sky Sports.
Headingley Stadium operates a high level of safety and security strategy which is in force for the benefit of all visitors, staff and contractors who visit the stadium. Please allow sufficient timing to arrive at the event early so that you can enter without delay. We will not compromise our searching procedures and so people who arrive late must be aware that you may not get into the stadium on time so that our search policy can be delivered effectively.
If you require any assistance on your visit then please feel free to speak to any of our friendly stewards who are there to look after your safety and security whilst offering a high level of customer service.
The Club operates a RESPECT campaign to ensure a safe and enjoyable environment.
If you experience or witness anti-social behaviour, text “Respect” to 60650 to report it anonymously.
Our Ground Regulations apply at all times and can be viewed below.
Spectators are urged to consider the weather forecast before making their journey to Headingley. As Headingley is an open-air stadium, consideration must be given to sheltering from the rain. We encourage spectators to consider all weather conditions by bringing an umbrella, sun cream and their own bottled water.
Spectators are reminded that in the event of inclement weather prior to the game starting, any decision on the prospects of play will not be made by the Club, but by the umpires. Should the Club need to communicate any prospects of play this will be done at the earliest opportunity once the requisite information has been passed to Club officials by the umpires.