Hoping for some advice

[SheppyFox]

Hi all, I’m taking my disabled father in law to the Blackburn match(this is his first ever down the ground.), he has a blue badge but because I usually park on Havelock St and have no experience of how to get closer to the ground I’m hoping for some advice please? He has a job walking more than a hundred yards or two. Thanks in advance  

Edited 19 February 2023 by SheppyFox

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2 hours ago, SheppyFox said:

Hi all, I’m taking my disabled father in law to the Blackburn match(this is his first ever down the ground.), he has a blue badge but because I usually park on Havelock St and have no experience of how to get closer to the ground I’m hoping for some advice please? He has a job walking more than a hundred yards or two. Thanks in advance  

Call ticket office and explain the situation and see what they suggest.

[Blueman1967]

Could you park at the ground, or the boating car park, near the Statue of Liberty, it is £10, and it more then two hundred yards, but it near the ground.

[pleatout]

There are a few blue badge holders that park on Coriander Road (nr Statue of Liberty).  It's residents permit holders only.  Im not sure what the rules are.

[red5]

Park at the stadium? £5.

[glar84]

21 hours ago, SheppyFox said:

Hi all, I’m taking my disabled father in law to the Blackburn match(this is his first ever down the ground.), he has a blue badge but because I usually park on Havelock St and have no experience of how to get closer to the ground I’m hoping for some advice please? He has a job walking more than a hundred yards or two. Thanks in advance  

Contact the club. They have a disability car park that you might be able to use. Or if that's full (hopefully unlikely for the Blackburn game) they'll advise on best alternatives. 

[Big Dave]

Parking available at the ground.  Can book online:

 

https://tickets.lcfc.com/en-gb/categories/home match parking