Sevilla

 

Stadium Information

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Sevilla

Stadium

Ramón Sánchez Pizjuan

Address

Calle Sevilla Fútbol Club

s/n 41005

Sevilla

Spain

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Access Information for Disabled Supporters

Getting there and Parking

 

By Air

San Pablo airport is the nearest airport to Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan Stadium, it is located approximately 10km from the stadium. Supporters can take the Seville urban transport line between the airport to Plaza de Armas in the city centre. The journey takes about 35 minutes. The majority of these buses are suitable for wheelchair users with low-level floors and space for wheelchair users.

 

By metro

Seville metro system is fully accessible for disabled passengers. The nearest metro stops to the stadium is Nervion or Gran Plaza, both are approximately 500m away from the stadium.

 

By Bus

The following buses go from Seville city centre to the stadium B3, B4, C1, C2, 5, 22, 28, 29, 32, 52. A lot of these services are suitable for wheelchair users with low-level floors and space to accommodate one wheelchair.

Getting a Ticket

 

For information on how to buy a ticket, please contact the club directly.

Spectator Viewing areas

 

The club provides a complimentary companion ticket and companions are seated behind the wheelchair user spaces.

Amenities

 

For more information on accessible amenities at the stadium, please contact the club directly.

Services

 

For more information on the services available for disabled supporters, please contact the club directly.

Useful Publications and Policies

 

For further guidance, please refer to 'Access for All' - the UEFA and CAFE Good Practice Guide to Creating an Accessible Stadium and Matchday Experience, available in 14 different languages here.

 

For the detailed CAFE stadia report please click here.

Accessible seating area

Accessible seating area

Ramp should be of a slight gradient so that wheelchair users can easily use it.

More Stadium Photos

Accessible seating area

Access to the seating area should be flat rather than an increasing step. This is also a trip hazard. Colour contrast paint should be used, and seats for personal assistants should be adjacent to the wheelchair user.

Sightline from accessible seating area

Sightline from accessible seating area

FANS COMMENTS - HAVE YOUR SAY!

 

Have you visited this stadium recently? If so, please share your match day experience by posting your comments in the section below.

 

Please tell us about your match day experience - what was good, not good or could be improved.

 

Please upload any photos or any documents that help to explain your match day experience.

 

Your comments are important and will assist other disabled fans planning to visit this stadium and may help the stadium or club to improve its existing facilities and services. If you prefer, you can also post your fans comments anonymously.

 

Please note – To ensure comments posted are without malice, they are authorised by CAFE before being published on this website.

 

If you require assistance in using this section, please contact us by email at info@cafefootball.eu or send us a tweet@cafefootball or telephone +44(0)20 8621 2405 or Skype us at cafe-football and we will be pleased to help.

 

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Comments

Sandra Fixter

Match: Sevilla v Leicester City

Published: 18/4/2017

 

As an ambulant disabled person, I found the accessible facilities at Sevilla’s stadium to be appalling. Our tickets were originally for the first tier, but on arrival at the ground, it was clear that access to our seats was not going to be easy for the two ambulant disabled fans and the partially sighted fan who was in our group due to the stairs. After some discussions bordering on arguments, the Leicester City stewards managed to arrange that we could sit in the lower tier and on the front row. Access here was much easier, but we were with Sevilla fans, but this didn’t cause any problems.

 

 

The toilet facilities were a disgrace, there was no disabled toilet for us to us in this area, if we wanted to use the disabled toilet we needed to go up to the first tier, but as mentioned this was not something any of us could do easily, there was no lifts for us to use. The 4 portaloos that were closest to us were so unclean and unhygienic. Toilet roll littered everywhere and the toilet seat soiled. 

 

 

 

There was an absolute refusal to help us from the Sevilla stewards and we were grateful for the LCFC stewards at the ground. The toilets were simply disgraceful, not just for disabled fans, but for any fan to use. It felt like at times we were being treated as second class citizens. 
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