Hayes Lane

Away fans are on the East Terrace, which the club call the Away Supporters' Area, with a seated away section at the end of the George Wakeling Stand and the away wheelchair bays next to it. The ground is zoned and you can only watch from the stand printed on your ticket, so check the block before you pick a turnstile. Every entrance is step free. Food trucks open in the East Stand when the turnstiles do and the East Terrace tea hut sells beer. Since promotion to League One the allocation is set match by match, and a big following can get the North Terrace, as Reading did in the cup. Drums are not allowed in the away area.

Bromley do not publish a bag rule for Hayes Lane, so travel light and expect to be searched on the way in.

Based on standard Football League ground policy. Check the club's official site before travel.

The ground is signed as the CopperJax Community Stadium now, so look for that rather than Hayes Lane. Bromley South is the nearest station and the club put it at a 20-minute walk, with direct trains from London Victoria and Blackfriars. The 314 and 119 run frequently between the station and the ground, and there are taxis outside. Driving, leave the M25 at J4 and follow the A21 then the A232 into Baston Road, which becomes Hayes Street and then Hayes Lane. The ground is on the right just after a mini roundabout. There is no parking at the stadium. Broomfields, the bar at the ground, is open to home supporters only before kick-off, so drink in town on the way up.