AWAY DAY GUIDE | Home Park

Saturday's match is an all-ticket game.

Tickets went off sale at 11am on Friday, March 3rd.

• At the turnstiles it is cash only, but the kiosks take both cash and card.

Disabled supporters

• Ambulant Disabled: Available at the relevant price and the helper goes free.
• Wheelchair Bays: Four bays are available at the relevant price and the helper goes free.
• Contact Charlton's Ticket Office to book a disabled space.
• There is one disabled toilet in the Kawasaki Barn Park End.
• The wheelchair bays are situated close to the goal and they are at the front of the row. Viewing should not be restricted.
• Accessibility to the Kawasaki Barn Park End is wheelchair-friendly as it's flat and there are no stairs.
• The bay is suitable for both small and large mobility scooters.

Pricing - wheelchair bays

• Adult: £15
• Over 65: £12
• U23: £9
• U18: £5

Valley Away Coach

• Price: £31
• Book your place on the Valley Away service to Plymouth here

Coach one pick-up points

• Charlton: 7.30am
• Eltham: 7.45am
• Bromley: 8am

Coach two pick-up points

• Larkfield: 6.40am
• Gravesend: 7.05am
• Charlton: 7.30am
• Bexleyheath: 7.45am
• Dartford: 8am

Train

If you are taking the train to this match the best option when travelling from The Valley would be to:

• Board the South Eastern train from Charlton and get off at Woolwich.
• Head towards Paddington station by boarding the Elizabeth Line from Woolwich.
• Go to London Paddington railway station and board the train headed toward Penzance and get off at Plymouth’s station.
• Board the bus at the ‘Saltash Passage’ bus stop to Alma Road.
• The walk from the ‘Alma Road’ bus stop is around 11 minutes to Home Park.
• Alternatively, you can also get a taxi which is around a five-minute journey from Plymouth train station.
• This journey will take around four-and-a-half hours from The Valley.

• Outland Road Car Park, adjacent to Home Park is a very large (and free!) car park. It's council-run and is typically a park-and-ride car park into the city. It's free to use on matchdays, but will begin to fill up very early.

• The Golden Hind and The Union Room both welcome away supporters and there are also facilities to buy drinks at the ground.

• Most of Plymouth’s main restaurants and eateries are in the city centre and Drake Circus shopping centre.
• There are also lots of fantastic independent restaurants and fish and chip shops around the Barbican and Plymouth Hoe areas.

• Away Fans are situated in the Kawasaki Barn Park End (Blocks 21 – 23) which also include wheelchair access. Turnstiles typically open two hours before kick-off.

• Plymouth Argyle's official matchday programme is available from the ground, priced at £3.