City host Port Vale on Saturday 29 November (3pm KO), ahead of the match, we can provide supporters with a guide to plan your visit to the LNER Stadium.
Fan Village
The Fan Village is open from 12noon and is perfect for those wishing to avoid queues and get down to the stadium early.
We are offering discounted pints in club bars for those who are at the stadium early - with £1 off the price of drinks until 1.30pm. This includes Stella Artois (£4.50), Camden Hells Lager (£4.80), Kopparberg (£4.80), Camden Stout (£5.20) and Camden Pale Ale (£4.80).
There are also some fantastic locally-sourced food options on offer and the Tipsy Imp will be providing a wide range of premium beers and ciders, with a variety of soft drinks also available throughout.
| VENDOR | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| Fat Eddie's | Delicious smash burgers |
| Coddy's | Variety of sweets, ice cream, hot beverages and cold, fizzy drinks |
| Lincolnshire Sausages | Stunning Lincolnshire hot dogs |
| William Wood churros | A classic selection of hot food options |
| Love Coffee | Hot coffee and beverages as well as delicious waffles. |
| Curry Jacks | Flavoursome curries in jacket potatoes or rice. Vegan and GF options |
| Blyton Ice Cream Crumble Cart | Delicious crumble served with custard or Blyton ice cream and a topping of your choice |
Tipsy Imp will provide a wide range of premium beers and ciders. A variety of soft drinks are also available across the Fan Village.
Our retail unit provides supporters with the chance to get their hands out our 2025/26 home, away and third kits - which are currently available for 30% off! - and there are a range of other exciting items, too. Can’t make it on Saturday? Buy yours online here!
There is plenty going on in the Red Imps Community Trust pod. As well as Trust representatives who are happy to chat about the role they play at the club, in addition to collectible programmes and memorabilia - with donations raising money for Lincoln City Foundation.
The latest edition of IMPress, is available to purchase from the Red Imps Community Trust pod in the Fan Village and sellers positioned inside the LNER Stadium’s footprint.
The supporter produced and funded publication is being produced by joint editors Phil Bradley and Mel Tointon. Costing £2 and published every month, the new publication promises match reviews, statistical information, matchday photos and interviews.
Doughnotts at the LNER Stadium!
You can grab your favourite handmade treats from Kiosk 1, located in the south-west corner under the GBM Lower.
Available flavours include fan favourites Red Velvet, Cookies and Dream, Homer, Scoff It, plus a special red and white shirt design doughnut to show your Imps pride!
Don’t miss out – once they’re gone, they’re gone!
- Homer (Ve) - Pink vanilla glaze and sprinkles
- Red Velvet (V) - Vanilla fudge, red velvet cake
- Scoff It (Ve) - Salted caramel frosting, Biscoff crumb, Biscoff spread drizzle, Biscoff biscuit
- Cookies & Dream (Ve) - Vanilla glaze, Oreo crumb, vanilla buttercream filling, Oreo cookie
- Lincoln City Shirt (Ve) - Red vanilla glaze, apple and raspberry jam, vanilla buttercream decoration
Imps supporting Lincolnshire Co-op's Secret Santa campaign
City have teamed up with the Lincolnshire Co-op to support their Secret Santa Campaign.
Supporters can use drop-off points in the Fan Village and on Sincil Bank to make a difference to vulnerable people in the local area. You can donate:
- Food essentials
- Sanitary and hygiene products
- An unwrapped new toy for a child
You can also make a monetary donation.
Can’t make the match? You can still support the campaign by donating food to your local Lincolnshire Co-op food store, gifting a present to your local Lincolnshire Co-op travel branch or donating sanitary and toiletry items to your local Lincolnshire Co-op pharmacy.
Family activities
Head to the Fan Village before the match where there are fun family-friendly activities. There will be games such as table tennis, air hockey, table football and FC26 in the Co-Op Community Hub behind the Stacey West Stand. There are free children's football sessions on the 3G pitch opposite the Greenlinc Renewables Stand - there is no need to book on, simply turn up from 12noon.
Need more stickers for your EFL Panini sticker book? Head to Poacher's Den for our swap shop and trade stickers with our club mascot, Poacher The Imp! Poacher will be there from 1.30pm until 2pm.
Head to our brand new TQ Services corner - located in between the GBM Stand and Stacey West Stand - for a range of family activities including Connect 4 and giant Jenga!
Poacher's Swap Shop!
We're celebrating the launch of the new Panini EFL sticker collection by giving away a packet of stickers to every child who comes into Poacher's Den. Poacher himself has been building his collection and already has some swaps. He'll be in Poacher's Den from 1.30-2pm.
Supporter liaison officers
Our SLO team will be around the stadium before and during the game, look out for them or our 'Here To Help' team - they will all be clearly identified. We have a matchday familiarisation opportunity for any supporters who are new to the stadium - this is free and there is no need to sign up, simply head to the ticket office for 1.15pm.
The below video will help you plan your journey to the game - click here to view our full guide for first-time fans.
Tunnel area wristbands
Supporters wanting to access the tunnel area pre-match can collect wristbands from the club shop or Poacher's Den on a first come, first served basis.
Audio descriptive commentary
The Imps provide a free audio descriptive commentary service for fans with visual impairments. Headsets and receivers can be collected from the ticket office before the game (from the SLO point 12noon-2pm, then from the ticket office desks).
Fans are encouraged to bring their own headphones where possible to minimise the amount of equipment needed to be shared - the receivers have a standard aux output.
Anyone with questions about the service are asked to contact disability liaison officer Heidi Langham on dlo@theredimps.com.
Teamsheet
Official teamsheets are available from the Red Imps Community Trust pod in the Fan Village or from the Club Shop around 2.15pm. These cost 50p. Secure yours online HERE.
Fun Farm Imps Superdraw
Win a unique part of Imps history with matchworn shirts from the MOTM available to be won for every league game at the LNER Stadium alongside the chance to win a bumper cash prize of up to £1,000.
Tickets cost just £1, with our seven tickets for £5 offer in place for the best value chance to win.
Would you like to win a cash prize or take home a unique piece of Imps memorabilia? Look out for the Fun Farm Imps Superdraw sellers around the LNER Stadium or order your tickets via our ticketing website.
You can win every time with the Fun Farm Imps Superdraw! Fun Farm are giving you 20% off your next visit, simply scan the QR code on your Fun Farm Imps Superdraw ticket to claim this offer.
Car parking
Take the pressure off matchday by booking your parking spot on the South Common now - click here to book.
Tickets
Tickets can be purchased from the ticket office before the match via eticketing.co.uk/imps. Supporters will need a previous purchase history to buy tickets in the home stands.
Travelling supporters can collect pre-purchased tickets from the away ticket office window next to the club shop before the game.
#ImpsAsOne selfies
We've loved seeing the pictures of families enjoying matchdays at the LNER Stadium - why not share your images of the day with us on Twitter using the #ImpsAsOne hashtag. If you get a picture with Poacher don't forget to tag him on X at @Poacher_The_Imp!
Poacher's timetable
See the timings below for when your young City fan could meet Poacher the Imp on matchday!
Reporting form
We offer an anonymous online form for supporters to report any concerns around safety or inappropriate behaviour and chanting in or around the stadium. Use the QR code which is situated around the stadium or click here.
Stadium facilities
Our unisex accessible toilets can be found in each corner of the LNER Stadium, as well as each bar and hospitality suite. Supporters can find them on the stadium map and signposted with toilet icons in and around the LNER Stadium. These toilets also include baby changing facilities.
Bins and recycling
We would like to make supporters aware of new legislation which requires the football club to separate waste. In order to apply, clearly designated bins will be located throughout the stadium. Please help us keep the LNER Stadium clean and tidy by putting your rubbish in the correct bin.
Like every business throughout the country, the Imps are now required by law to comply with new waste regulations, failure to do so will result in the club receiving a fine. Thank you to all supporters in advance for their understanding and cooperation with this matter.
Have you spotted the Ellgia-branded bins around the stadium? Nothing you put in them will end up in landfill!
Love football, protect the game
Every fan should feel safe and enjoy an inclusive experience when they attend matches at the LNER Stadium and dangerous or anti-social behaviour have no place in our game.
City joined other EFL clubs in the Love Football, Protect the Game campaign to educate supporters on the impact of anti-social behaviour and pitch incursions which can result in banning orders for the individuals concerned and significant fines being imposed on the club by the football authorities.
Regulation changes and tough new measures have been introduced this season which will see people who are found to have committed offences face stadium bans and potential criminal prosecution.
In addition to bans and criminal sanctions, a range of in-stadium, in-classroom and online resources will be rolled out under the ‘Love Football Protect the Game’ banner, to educate adults and children alike about the hurt tragedy chanting causes. Ground regulations have also been updated to incorporate references to tragedy chanting.
The game will also continue its efforts to combat dangerous, illegal and unwelcome behaviour off the pitch, be it in the stands or online. Last season a host of new measures were introduced by authorities which saw enhanced sanctions applied for people identified entering the pitch, using pyros, taking drugs to games, throwing objects or for discriminatory abuse.
