2026 Members will need to show their membership card on the gate to gain entry for this fixture.

Tickets for non-members are available now and can be purchased here..

Prices

• £17 Adults
• £11 Under 21s 
• £11 Over 65s
• £6 Under 16s 
• £10 Families 

Trent Bridge Tickets App

Supporters are now able to securely store, transfer and receive tickets for any event at Trent Bridge through the new Trent Bridge Tickets app, available on Apple and Android platforms.

The new app acts as a digital wallet for match and event tickets at our historic home, allowing users to store their tickets within the app itself - removing the need for paper tickets or to save copies as pdfs to devices.

The QR code for each ticket will become available 24 hours before the event, reducing risks associated with counterfeit tickets.

Supporters will also be able to transfer tickets directly to friends and family, or to receive tickets from their fellow attendees, at the touch of a button.

You can download the app below: 

• Apple
• Android

You can gain entry to Trent Bridge using the following gates:

• Radcliffe Road East Gate
• Radcliffe Road West Gate
• Bridgford Road Pedestrian Gate
• TBI Gate
• Fox Road Gate
• Hound Road Gate
• Dixon Gate 

Please find scheduled hours of play below.

• Gates: 9.30am
• Toss: 10.30am
• First innings: 11am
• Interval: 2.30pm
• Second innings: 3pm
• Close: 6.30pm

Kindly note that all times are subject to change, while there is a provision for an additional 30 minutes to make up for any time lost.

In the Wynne-Thomas Library there is a tribute to Garry Sobers – and an opportunity to share your stories and memories of Nottinghamshire’s greatest cricketer. There is also a range of books by and about Sobers that current Notts members are welcome to borrow.

In the Sobers waiting area on the ground floor of the Radcliffe Road stand – in addition to the information display about the great man – there is a Book of Condolence in which you are welcome to add your tributes and memories. The book will remain available until the end of the season, after which it will be presented to the Sobers family.

You will notice on your arrival that our Pavilion redevelopment is still ongoing, and will continue through the course of the summer. While our Pavilion seating is now available for Nottinghamshire members to take in the action from, the building itself remains out of use as the development continues.

Hospitality boxes on the West Wing of the Radcliffe Road Stand are now reserved solely for the use of players and match officials, having been converted into dressing rooms and facilities for support staff. Players will enter the field of play from the Radcliffe Road End of the ground.

Members' facilities for Rothesay County Championship fixtures, and the group stages of the Metro Bank One Day Cup and Vitality Blast, will now be found in The Clubhouse, in the Derek Randall Suite, located on the first floor of the Hound Road Stand.

2026 members will be able to access discounted drinks by brandishing their membership cards, while a variety of food options will also be available to all supporters.

Kindly note that food offerings are subject to change.

The Clubhouse

Located in the Derek Randall Suite, The Clubhouse contains two bars serving alcoholic, soft and hot drinks, ice cream and a range of food offerings.

The Clubhouse offers an indoor vantage point from which to take in the action, while TVs will be showing the live stream.

Barrel & Bean

Situated in the TBI Courtyard, Barrel & Bean serves hot drinks, alcoholic beverages, snacks and ice cream, with hot pies available from midday.

The Cricketers’ Suite

Located on the first floor of the Radcliffe Road Stand, the Cricketers’ Suite serves hot meals, and afternoon tea at the Tea interval - as well as sandwiches throughout the day. Hot and cold drinks, and alcoholic beverages, are also available.

Keeton’s Corner

Located to the rear of the large replay screen, Keeton’s Corner serves hot drinks, snacks, ice creams and alcoholic beverages.

Bringing your own food and drink

Spectators will be permitted to bring their own food and non-alcoholic drink. However, supporters are not permitted to bring alcohol into Trent Bridge, or any food / drink in glass bottles.

Recycling your beer cups

Delivered in conjunction with One Planet One Chance — the UK's only carbon-neutral reusable cup solution — supporters will be able to assist Trent Bridge's efforts to become increasingly environmentally friendly with each drink they purchase.

An extra £1 charged on your first drink of the day will cover the cost of washing their cup for re-use, while you will receive a fresh eco-cup at no extra cost when returning your cup to make a new drinks purchase.

By dropping your cup into a deposit bin at the end of your visit, you will play a significant part in helping Trent Bridge to reduce plastic waste by ensuring cups can be re-used on future matchdays.

Water dispensers

Water dispensing facilities will be available around the ground if you wish to use your own refillable water bottles.

Public Wi-Fi is available throughout Trent Bridge, which you are very welcome to use at your leisure.

Simply connect to _Trent Bridge Free Wi-Fi from the available list of wireless networks and follow the sign-in or login instructions.

For souvenirs, replica shirts, bats, balls and training wear, our Club Shop is located at the rear of the Radcliffe Road Stand, near to the reception entrance on the ground floor.

The Club Shop will be open throughout the fixture.

Scorecards

Scorecards will be available from our Club Shops, priced at £1.

The Wynne-Thomas Library

All spectators are very welcome to visit the Wynne-Thomas Library and explore the thousands of books on the shelves, read the latest cricket magazines and chat to other visitors. Current members of NCCC are also welcome to borrow many of the books, including some titles that have recently been added.

Apart from the Sobers tribute display there is also some information about the current project to refurbish and extend the historic Pavilion, and details about how supporters can help to restore the portrait of Mordecai Sherwin, a former NCCC captain and wicket keeper who was born 175 years ago. Proceeds from the sale of second-hand cricket books and of the recently-published 'View from the Bridge – Nottinghamshire Cricket 2000-25 will also go towards the Sherwin Portrait Appeal Fund.

Visitors to the mezzanine level can also enjoy ‘Trent Bridge – A Cricketing Cathedral’, a magnificent stained-glass window created and donated by local artist Michael Brown.

Situated behind the Ticket Office, the Wynne-Thomas Library is open from 1:30 to 3:30 pm.

Heritage displays

Displays about the major women’s cricket matches played at Trent Bridge since 1939 and about Eileen White – a great pioneer of the women’s game – are in the corridor near the Ticket Office.

Information panels about Sir Richard Hadlee can be seen on the ground floor of the Radcliffe Road stand, in the waiting areas named after this giant of the game.

The 2025 County Championship pennant is also displayed in the western stairwell of the Radcliffe Road stand, between the ground and first floors.

Kindly note that there is on-going roadworks taking place by Nottinghamshire Sports Ground, this will remain open as usual. 

Car parking

Spaces are available at the Nottinghamshire Sports Ground (NG2 5AA). The entrance to the ground is situated on Holme Road, a five-minute walk from Trent Bridge. Spaces, priced at £5 for members and £7 for non-members, can be booked in advance. Secure your spot here... 

Please note that roadworks near the Sports Ground mean that a diversion route is in place to access this car park. Find the diversion here...

While limited on-street parking may be available, we are aware of unauthorized individuals collecting cash for parking in the area. Please be advised that these individuals are not affiliated with Trent Bridge.

Travelling by tram

The Queens Walk and Meadows Embankment tram stops are located around a 20-minute walk from the ground, with the route from the Meadows Embankment stop proceeding along a pleasant stretch of the River Trent. Alternatively, a stop at Nottingham Train Station can be found just a 20-minute walk away.

The most convenient tram park & ride site for the A453 can be found at Clifton South (17-minute tram travel time), while parking is also available at Toton Lane (31-minute tram travel time).

To help plan your journey, visit www.thetram.net.

Travelling by bus

Regular bus travel is available to the ground, with bus stops situated on Bridgford Road and Radcliffe Road.

Travelling by train

Nottingham Station can be found a 20-minute walk from the ground, with public transport and taxis available to convey you to your destination.

To plan your journey, please visit the National Rail Enquiries website.

Taxis

A taxi rank can be found 200 yards from the ground on Bridgford Road, adjacent to the large West Bridgford Co-op. If you need to call for a taxi, some of our local operators include: DG Cars 0115 950 0500, Royal Cabs 0115 9608 608, Trent Cars 0115 950 5050 and Yellow Cars 0115 981 8181.

Travelling by bicycle

Supporters planning to take their bikes to Trent Bridge are welcome to chain their bikes to the fence on the Bridge Field Car Park on Bridgford Road. Please bring a chain to secure your bike.

Bike parking will be available from two hours before scheduled start times until an hour after close of play. Kindly note that bikes are not allowed inside the ground for this fixture.

Toilet facilities will be open and signposted around the ground, with stewards on hand to guide you to your nearest facility.

Kindly note that access to accessible toilets is available via a Radar key, which can be collected from our stewards or volunteers.

Baby changing facilities are available in the William Clarke Stand ladies' toilets, the Bridgford Road Stand toilets, the Hound Road ladies' toilets, in the Radcliffe Road Stand (on the concourse, beside Radcliffe Road reception, on the East wing of the first floor), in the Acrisure Stand, and in the accessible toilet to the rear of the Acrisure Stand. Please feel free to ask any volunteer or steward for directions.

We're proud to be recognised as a Breastfeeding Friendly in Rushcliffe certified venue, with a private baby feeding room and quiet space available in the Radcliffe Road Stand, next to reception. This space includes baby change accessories, a comfortable feeding chair and a calming projector.

A limited number of Trent Bridge sensory bags will be available to borrow for the duration of the match, which can be collected from the Radcliffe Road Reception or the ticket office.

Bags will include some of the following items: kids-sized ear defenders, binoculars, fidget items and a set of emotion cards. Please ensure you return the bag and its items at the end of the game for others to enjoy.

A quiet room is also available next to the Radcliffe Road Reception for those families with a neurodiverse youngster that need a place to retreat for a little while.

First Aid facilities will be available at the rear of the Radcliffe Road and Bridgford Road Stands.

Wheelchair viewing positions are available in front of the Bridgford Road Stand, Hound Road Stand and Larwood & Voce Stand, as well as the Hound Road Upper, Radcliffe Road Lower and Middle tiers and the top of the Bridgford Road Stand. You'll also find electric wheelchair charging points at the top of the Bridgford Road Stand.

Please feel free to ask your nearest steward, or volunteers wearing blue, if you have any questions regarding our accessible facilities around the ground, as they'll be delighted to assist you.

Further information on accessibility is available on the website.

If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle to pray, a multi-faith room is available on site on the ground floor of the Ticket Office building. Please report to the ticket office if you wish to use the facility.

Prayer mats are provided, with guests welcome to bring their own religious items if they wish to use these whilst praying.

At Trent Bridge, we expect everyone to be courteous to their fellow spectators and that all those in attendance conduct themselves with a level of decorum befitting of the resplendent surroundings.

Kindly, therefore, be sure to regulate your alcohol intake accordingly — and help others within your party do the same.

We also request that you refrain from visiting our venue whilst clothed in inappropriate fancy dress outfits that are liable to cause offence to children and young families.

If you are aware of or witness discrimination or abusive language at any level of cricket in Nottinghamshire, including matches at Trent Bridge, we urge you to report it to us during your time with us so that we can take appropriate action.

You can do so by sending a text message to 88440 with further details, starting your message with 'Notts'.

Alternatively, telephone 0115 982 3000, email whistleblowing@nottsccc.co.uk, or write to the HR Manager, Trent Bridge, Bridgford Road, West Bridgford, Nottingham, NG2 6AG.

You are most welcome to exit the venue during the course of your visit to explore the surrounding area. Please be sure to check in with a steward as you leave in order to be permitted re-entry.

Our stewards will be on hand to ensure you are safe and secure throughout your day at Trent Bridge and should be your first port of call if you see anything that you may consider dangerous or suspicious.

We ask that you travel light and bring only essential items. Bags are best left at home although we do allow small ones through the gates. Your bags will be searched upon entry, so please arrive in good time.

Members of our friendly team will be available in the Ticket Office to resolve any issues you may encounter, and will be contactable throughout at questions@trentbridge.co.uk or 0115 899 0300.

Designated smoking areas are assigned in various concourse areas, but smoking (including e-cigarettes) is only permitted in these areas, so please refrain from smoking in your seat.