Martyn Oakley a month ago

Great day at the Army Navy rugby. First encounter with the game with an odd shaped all. Did I understand the rules... no... did I enjoy it... definitely! Great atmosphere. Good forward to next your already. Very well organised and a great stadium. All in all an impressive introduction to rugby!

Babji Vundavilli 2 months ago

I enjoy visiting this stadium. I adore this place's atmosphere, which is always fantastic on game days. I visited a couple times for business gatherings, and the amenities are fantastic. The museum and store are worth seeing. I usually do walks and runs around the stadium because I live nearby.

Andrew Earl 4 months ago

This is the home of England Rugby. Up until recently called Twickenham Stadium. It has a capacity of 82,000 seats, the biggest rugby union stadium in the UK. I have been to Twickenham many times over the years, but this visit was to the England v France 6 Nations match. I had a seat in the South Stand behind the goal in the top tier. There is a lift that takes about 8 people from the ground to the stand otherwise it long walk from the ground to the top tier. Unlike the East and West stands which only need to go up a couple of flights to get to the top. I recommend the lower stands if you can't walk very far. There are areas for wheelchair user at the lower level close to the pitch. All the facilities are of a high standard. There is a large car park and a large fan village containing food, drinks and a stage with a giant screen to show the matches. In addition there is a stage for the interviews and singers. Twickenham also sometimes hosts music events.