Fleetwood Town · Fleetwood, England
Highbury Stadium is a premier football ground in Fleetwood, Lancashire. With a capacity of 5,327, it serves as the home of Fleetwood Town FC and is known for its modern facilities and unique sporting history.
Key Stadium Features Parkside Stand: A £4 million development (opened 2011) featuring 2,000 seats, executive boxes, and hospitality suites.
Memorial Stand: Named in honor of local service members and trawlermen, holding 1,473 fans.
Percy Ronson Stand: A dedicated terraced area for 621 supporters.
Highbury Stand: The west stand offering covered seating for 550 spectators.
Historical Highlights Originally opened in 1939, Highbury Stadium has a rich heritage:
Speedway Legacy: From 1948 to 1952, the ground hosted the Fleetwood Flyers speedway team. The modern stands were later built over the original track area.
Major Redevelopment: Between 2007 and 2011, the stadium underwent a multi-phase transformation to meet English Football League (EFL) standards, including a full pitch relay and advanced drainage installation.
Location & Access Situated on Highbury Avenue next to Memorial Park, the stadium is a central hub for sports in the Wyre Borough. It previously hosted Blackpool F.C. reserves and remains one of the most recognized landmarks in Fleetwood.
Matchday Tip: The Parkside Stand offers the best views and premium amenities, including the club shop and community rooms.