Wycombe Wanderers



Ground Name: Causeway Stadium
Capacity: 10,000
Address: Hillbottom Road, High Wycombe, HP12 4HJ
Main Telephone No: 01494 472100
Ticket Office: 01494 441118
Team Nickname: The Chair Boys
Year Ground Opened: 1996
Pitch Size: 115 x 75 yards
Home Kit Colours: Navy & Light Blue
Website: www.wycombewanderers.co.uk
Fan site: www.chairboys.ndirect.co.uk

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There is no discount on match tickets bought in advance so it’s pay on the gate for this one.

Tickets prices are as follows:
Adult (16 +) £22.00
Senior (60 +) £18.00
Students (Valid ID Required) £18.00
Junior (16 and under) £7.00

Groupsave is available with members travelling on the 12pm from Marylebone Station. Contact Nige Moss summertrip@carlislelondonbranch.org if you would like to join the groupsave or meet at the buffet bar inside Marylebone at 11.45.

Meeting Pub


belle vue wycombe
The Belle Vue, 45 Gordon Road, High Wycombe, HP13 6EQ, 01494 524728

A Cosy, CAMRA listed, family friendly back street pub behind the railway station with 6 ales and ciders on draught. The range includes Doom Bar, Brakspear, Westons Old Rosie and rotating guest beers. There is a Darts board, extensive range of single malt whisky and a real fire in the winter.

Other Boozers and Food Outlets Worth a Visit


The Bootlegger, 3 Amersham Hill, High Wycombe, Bucks, HP13 6NQ, 01494 525457

Formerly the Flint Cottage, the bootlegger is a speciality beer and cider pub with over 200 available from around the world. An every changing range of 7 real ales are available on draught with many more in bottles. We can’t fault the drink in this place though it is more of a beer bar than a pub. If you prefer more of a traditional environment to drink then the Belle Vue might be the better bet.

The Hour Glass, 144 Chapel Lane, High Wycombe, Bucks, HP12 4BY

About a mile from Adams Park and the closest pub to the ground! Nowt special by all accounts, but relatively convenient if you’re looking for a drink close to the stadium.

The usual scran is available from the bait cabin in the away end of Adams Park.

How To Get There


By Train


Trains to High Wycombe go out of Marylebone station on Chiltern Railways. Groupsave 4 for 2 tickets are available so return fares should be in the region of a tenner each depending on numbers. As always if you would like to join the group train travel please email travel@carlislelondonbranch.org

As branch members are likely to be heading into one of the pubs close to the station pre match we will most probably get taxis to Adams Park.

By Car & Where To Park


As the stadium is in the middle of nowhere it should be easy to drive to, unfortunately as it is down a dead end road it isn’t very easy to get away from. There is a good sized car park at the ground but be prepared to wait a while before you can get out of it. For detailed info on getting to Adams Park including park and ride options please click here.

What’s the Ground Like?


adams park crowd
While Adams Park is by no means the only out of town football ground in the league there are few that have more of a middle of nowhere feel to it. While the ground is only 2.5 miles from the town centre it’s down a dead end road, past an industrial estate with views of rolling fields beyond. As modern builds go it’s not a bad ground with the impressive two tiered Frank Adams Stand running the length of the pitch dominating the stadium. The old main stand runs along the opposite side of the pitch and behind the goal at the Valley End is a standing area for home fans. Away fans are seated in the Hillbottom Road end which has capacity for around 2000. As part of the planning restriction imposed on The Adams Ground the total capacity cannot exceed 10,000. Therefore if one part of the ground is extended other areas have their capacity reduced in order to maintain the 10K limit. Wycombe ground share with egg chasing team Wasps so the pitch can take a bit of a battering over the course of a season.

When Have We Met Before?


Our last trip to Wycombe was in March 2010 and was a dire 0-0 affair with pretty much no interest or excitement at all. Overall we have met Wycombe 12 times, lost 5, drawn 4 and managed a mere 3 victories.