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Exit M1 at junction 37 (s/p Barnsley, Manchester A628) and at roundabout follow signs to Barnsley A628 onto the A628 Dodworth Road. After 0.3 miles turn left (s/p Barnsley FC, Barnsley General Hospital, Huddersfield (A637)) into Pogmoor Road.

Past the hospital entrance after 1.1 miles and after a further 0.1 miles turn right at crossroads/lights in front of the Orchard Views Home for the Elderly, into Gawber Road (s/p Barnsley FC, but not very prominently). After 0.3 miles, all traffic turns left by Raley's Solicitors into Victoria Road.

At crossroads/lights by Howard and Co. after 0.3 miles, go straight on into Old Mill Lane. Past Prince of Wales pub after 0.3 miles, and get in right-hand lane at major junction/roundabout. Here, follow signs to Sheffield A61 (and Football Ground/Metrodome) up into Harborough Hill Road.

After 0.3 miles branch left (s/p Metrodome/Football Ground) and then immediately left again (s/p Visitors' Parking) into Queen's Road. The club's official visitors' car park is at top of road on RHS.

Parking
Try the official car park mentioned above, which is rarely full. Some unofficial car parks are available along Pontefract Road, which charges.

Nearest Station
Barnsley - a ten minute walk from Oakwell.
From Platform 1, leave station without crossing the railway line. Turn right to main road, then left away from the level crossing, past the bingo hall. Cross the slip road and walk under bridge. Cross road and turn left up the slip road. Take first right into Queen's Road, towards Queen's Road Dental Care. Road leads to ground.

Check train times and tickets at The Trainline. For more information, call National Rail Enquiries on 08457 48 49 50.

Try: Supa Snax (Eldon St) for a clean and friendly cafe; Princes fish & chip restaurant (Burlington Arcade); Empire Fish & Chips (Wellington St); Pantheon 2 (Queen St) sells fresh cream cakes and there's a McDonald's on Eldon St.

Outside, there are burger vans and inside the ground is the usual fayre including some tasty pies.

Three pubs on route to the ground from the M1: The Prince of Wales (Eldon Street North); The Honeywell Inn (Honeywell Street) and The Travellers Rest (Intake Lane).

Barnsley's pubs can be a bit indimidating, so cover your colours if you are drinking in the town centre. You have: the Old Courtyard (Regent St); Maceys, the Beer Engine and the Emporium (all on Eldon St); the Yorkshireman (Kendrig St) and on Wellinton Street is Chennells, the Corner Pin and Tommy Wallocks.

Oakwell has a two-tiered East Stand and single-tiered South Stand. A third new stand (North) has been added behind the goal and this leaves just one old half-covered stand along the pitch.

Palace fans will share the North Stand with the home support and have an allocation of up to 3,000. Here, facilities, view and leg room are very good.

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