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Pride Park - Derby County Football Club |
| Pride Park - General Info |
Derby County
Pride Park Stadium
Pride Park
Derby
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| Pride Park - Away Fans |
 | Away fans are located in the Cawarden South Stand |
| Pride Park - How to get there |
 | Directions from the North
Leave the M1 at junction 28 and head south on the A38 to Derby, follow away supporters signs for Pride Park stadium
Directions from the South
Leave the M1 at junction 25 and take the A52 to Derby and follow the signs for the stadium
Directions from the South-West
From the M5, join the M42/A42 until you reach the M1 junction 24. Follow the A50 towards Derby City Centre the follow the signs for the stadium
Directions from the North-West
Leave the M6 at junction 16 from Stoke-on-Trent take the A50 Stoke-Derby link road. Join the A38 to Derby, then follow the signs for the stadium
Rail
Derby mainline station is a 15 minute walk from the stadium. When leaving the train use the footbridge from the station directly into the stadium.
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| Pride Park - Where to Park |
 | Parking is available at Catalyst which is on London Road (A6) opposite the Navigation pub. |
| Old Grounds - The Baseball Ground |
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| The Baseball Ground - as it was | Click the images to view in Google Earth | The Baseball Ground - what's there now |
| The Baseball Ground was first used for baseball as the home of Derby County Baseball Club from 1890 until 1898 and then for football as the home of Derby County F.C. from 1895 until 1997. Derby County moved to the brand new Pride Park Stadium in 1997. In 2003, the Baseball Ground was demolished to make way for housing. |
| Local Attractions |
| Email us to recommend any local attractions near to Pride Park and we will list them here. |
| Recommended Pubs and Restaurants |
 | The Crown and Cushion pub on London Road is close to the train station and is recommended as an away friendly pub. |
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| Email us to recommend any pubs and restaurants near to Pride Park and we will list them here. |
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