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Where to Sit — Quick Summary
| Stand | Best For | Verdict |
|---|---|---|
| Paul Strank Stand | Main stand, covered, side-on view | BEST PICK |
| John Green Stand | Covered, behind-the-goal | BEST PICK |
| RyGas Stand | Partially covered terrace | GOOD VALUE |
Stadium Facts
FAQ
What is the capacity of Kingsmeadow?
Kingsmeadow holds around 4,850 spectators, with 2,265 seated.
How do I get to Kingsmeadow?
Norbiton station (South Western Railway) is around a 15-minute walk; Kingston station is roughly 25 minutes on foot. Bus routes 131, 213, 281 and K5 stop nearby.
What is the bag policy at Kingsmeadow?
A specific published bag policy for Kingsmeadow has not been confirmed — check your ticket or Chelsea FC’s guidance before travelling.
Where are the best seats at Kingsmeadow?
The Paul Strank Stand is the main covered stand with side-on pitch views; the John Green Stand offers covered, behind-the-goal seating. The RyGas Stand is a partially covered terrace.
Does Chelsea Women still play at Kingsmeadow?
No — from the 2026-27 season, Chelsea Women play all WSL home matches at Stamford Bridge. Kingsmeadow is now the home of Chelsea’s women’s and men’s Academy and Under-21 sides.
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