Welcome to the venue information page for Headingley, home of Northern Superchargers.

Here you can find all the information you need ahead of your matchday, including gate opening times, food & drink, travel options, accessibility provision and on-site facilities.

Sustainability

The green choices available to you on a matchday are highlighted as bold* throughout this page.

Click here to read the Ground Regulations for Headingley.

INSIDE THE VENUE

Spectator experience guide

Check out our guide to establish the best place for you to sit when you visit us this summer. Click here to find out more.

FOOD 

2025 food & drink options will be confirmed closer to the start of the competition.

Water fountains will be available around the ground for those wishing to refill their bottles throughout the game. 

Card payments only will be accepted. No cash is accepted at any of our food or drink outlets. 

FAMILY ZONE

Experience the Free Indoor Family Zone at Headingley!

Designed with families in mind the Free Indoor Family Zone is located in the East Stand long room and the perfect way to enjoy The Hundred’s electric matchday atmosphere.

It's packed full with a host of interactive activities to keep all members of the family entertained. Take part in our fun selfie wall or get done up by one of our face painters - and if they’re lucky have a visit from a couple of team players. With music playing and family street food available, the Family Zone has something to offer for all the family!

VISIT THE SHOP 

The Club shop is located next to the Ticket Office on St Michael’s Lane.  

The shop has a wide range of Northern Superchargers merchandise available as well as exclusive matchday products and souvenirs. Kit will be available in Men's, Women's and Junior, in store. 

Additional pop-up shops will also be open within the ground. To check out the kit, visit The Hundred store online. 

ACCESSIBILITY 

If attendees with disabilities require the assistance of a companion, the companion will be admitted free of charge. Accessible tickets can be purchased from the venue directly, to discuss any special requirements, please contact the venue team on 0113 2033603, Monday-Friday 9am-5pm, or by emailing tickets@yorkshireccc.com. For more information, click here.

To purchase blue badge car parking spaces, click here.

Accessible seating can be found in the East Stand, East Stand Long Room, North East Lower, Trueman Enclosure, Block A of the Western Terrace and both the upper and lower seating of the Howard Stand. 

Lifts are available in the Howard Stand, East Stand and Clean Slate Pavilion. 

There are accessible toilets located in every stand. These can be accessed via RADAR key. Stewards will have keys so if you do not have one, or have forgotten yours, just ask the nearest steward who will be able to help. 

CHANGING PLACE FACILITY  

A changing place facility is available in the Howard Stand (please bring your own sling), in the south side of the venue. The facility includes: 

• Radar Key accessible via the nearest steward/stand supervisor 
• Grab rails by the toilet and sink 
• Mounted flushing lever 
• Backrest 
• Full-length mirror 
• Emergency assistance alarm fitted to floor level 
• Bench 
• Hoist (please bring your own sling) 
• Shower and shower curtain 
• Non-slip floor 
• Sanitation bins 

Prams and pushchairs can be stored at Headingley Stadium in the cycle racks at certain areas of the ground. Prams and push chairs are left at the owners discretion. 

There are a number of baby changing facilities around the ground. There should be one available within every toilet block / accessible toilet. 

All facilities are subject to availability.  

Headingley has a limited number of parking spaces, which they issue to members with disabilities. A limited number of ‘pay on the day’ spaces are available to the general public for matchdays on a first come first served basis. 

Holders of Orange and Blue disabled parking badges will be required to provide proof of disability. Holders of such badges do not have automatic right of entry to stadium car parks for any fixture/event. 

MULTI-FAITH ROOM 

The Multi-Faith room is located at the entrance of the East Stand which is easily accessed from the St Michael’s Lane turnstiles. 

Please remove your shoes when entering the facility. Foot baths are available, please bring your own sliders. There are two separate facilities available. 

We recommend that you bring anything that you require to fulfil your reflective time in our multi-faith space. 

East is indicated on the ceiling. 

The room is available to people of all faiths, please respect everyone when using these facilities. 

If you have any further questions on a matchday, our stewards at the entrance of the East Stand will be more than happy to assist. 

SENSORY ROOM 

Our new private, pitch-facing Sensory Room, is located in the Seat Unique Pavilion here at Headingley Stadium.

The room will be restricted to a maximum of 6 persons and will offer a space on all matchdays for adults and children with neurodiverse needs who need a safe and secure viewing spot during the game.

The room is available to any existing match ticket holder and we request that you purchase your match tickets prior to requesting a booking for the sensory room.

The room will be limited to 60 minutes per use, per user to ensure greater availability for those who may need the space.

For more information, please click here.

To make a booking, please click here.

CASHLESS STADIUM 

Headingley Stadium’s catering and retail outlets are cashless to ensure that transactions are faster, safe, and secure. 

SUSTAINABILITY 

Here at Headingley, we have introduced a number of ways to tackle issues of sustainability, specifically to do with travelling and the damages caused by plastic pollution in the sports industry, including:  

• Headingley Stadium provides a free bicycle storage facility on match days  
• Headingley Stadium’s catering and retail outlets are cashless  
• Water fountains are available around the ground for those wishing to refill their bottles throughout the day 
• Headingley Stadium uses recyclable & fully biodegradable cups around the ground. This technology ensures products and materials that escape the recycling system can safely degrade in the open-air environment, leaving no microplastics or plastic pollution behind

TICKET OFFICE 

The Ticket Office at Headingley Cricket Ground is located on St Michael’s Lane. The office is open Monday to Friday, 9am until 5pm and is closed on Bank Holidays. Please check the matchday guide ahead of each game for updated opening times on matchdays. 

The Ticket Office can be contacted on 0344 504 3099 or tickets@yorkshireccc.com. 

TRAVEL

By Bike

Cycle* racks are available in the North East concourse and by the Trueman Enclosure.

By Bus

There are a number of buses* that service Headingley from the City Centre. These include:

Service 19 and 19A – buses every 15 minutes

Service 56 – buses every 10 minutes

For other services to the stadium and planning your journey try using the Headingley journey planner.

By Rail

Headingley Cricket Ground is around a 10-15 minute drive from Leeds City Station. A taxi should cost around £8-£10.

Headingley Station is on the Harrogate Line and is a 10 minute walk from the ground. Please note that the initial part of this walk is slightly uphill. Trains run half-hourly from Leeds City Station and should take around 12 minutes.

Burley Park Station is also on the Harrogate Line and is a five minute walk from the ground. Trains* run half hourly and should take around five minutes. If travelling from Leeds City Station this is your recommended station to use.

By Car

A small number of car parking spaces will be made available in car park K as pay on the day, with £10 for cars and £15 for minibuses. Car park F will be available to pre-paid blue badge vehicles only.

CROWD BEHAVIOUR

The Hundred is for everyone. We want everyone to feel welcome on our match days and to have a brilliant experience. Anti-social or discriminatory behaviour of any kind is unacceptable and will not be tolerated. Reporting these types of behaviour will help us to ensure The Hundred is a welcoming and inclusive competition and experience for everyone. 

If you experience or witness any anti-social or discriminatory behaviour on a match day at Headingley, please report it as soon as possible by texting the word RESPECT to 60650, or speaking anonymously to a member of the team in the stadium, so that Headingley can try to deal with the issue at the time.

If you wish to report discrimination direct to the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), click here.

Click here to read the Ground Regulations for Headingley.