About Pride Park Stadium

Pride Park Stadium, home to Derby County Football Club, is one of the premier stadiums in English football. With a seating capacity of 33,597, it offers a top-tier experience for both players and fans. Located in Derby, this iconic stadium is known for its modern design and its electric atmosphere on matchdays. For more details, visit the Derby County Official Website.

History

Opened in 1997, Pride Park Stadium replaced the club’s previous ground, the Baseball Ground, as Derby County’s home. The stadium has witnessed numerous high-profile games, including those in the Premier League and Championship. Its cutting-edge design and large capacity have made it a landmark in Derby.

Interesting Facts

• Pride Park Stadium holds a seating capacity of 33,597, which is among the largest in the Championship.
• The stadium was one of the first all-seater grounds in the UK.
• It is located on the site of the old British Rail works, which were transformed into this modern venue.

Atmosphere

The atmosphere at Pride Park Stadium is second to none, with Derby County supporters creating an electric environment for every match. From the roar of the crowd to the world-class amenities, the stadium is designed to offer an unforgettable experience.

Stadium Tour

Explore Pride Park Stadium on a guided tour and experience areas typically reserved for players and VIPs. Visit the home and away changing rooms, walk through the iconic tunnel, sit in the Director’s Box, and discover the club’s trophy cabinet. These exclusive tours offer fans a deeper understanding of Derby County’s history and provide a chance to experience the club's facilities up close. To book a tour or find out more, visit the Derby County Official Website.