loftus road seating plan

The away and has usual fayre; drinks, snacks, TVs and a betting window.It was slightly easier to get away from the ground as we just needed to return to Uxbridge Road, but still involved a winding walk down residential streets.An away game at QPR is ideally situated for pre-and-post-game eating, drinking, and even shopping, plus being within easy reach of Central London only serves to considerably increase those options. It made me want to go to more away games.

The home support was TERRIBLE, genuinely the worst home support I've witnessed at a game.

The day did not disappoint, and the view from our seats was very clear.

The facilities inside the stadium weren't particularly great and they creaked with a sold out away following. This suddenly seems to have changed everything in terms of our end-of-season prospects, just like that. After a quick bite to eat and a pint in a city pub, it was on to the central line for the 11 stops to White City, 10 to Shepherds Bush for the girls.

Seats are organized into Bronze- Platinum rating with matches in category A and B depending on the type.

There appeared to be some trouble outside White City, as several horses and a police van went up there ahead of me, but the atmosphere in the tube station was completely calm. The fans were friendly enough and jovial as they had stuffed us 5-1. It takes a while for the fans to filter out from the away end due to stewards only letting fans out from one side of the stand due to safety reasons, however after another short walk down Uxbridge Road trying to avoid some of the trouble Fulham and QPR’s younger ‘fans’ were trying to start, I was back and Shepherds Bush and into Clapham Junction within 15 minutes.A great day out made by the atmosphere of the away support and overall result. Didn't use the facilities inside the stadium as it was tight for space, but went outside to the smoking area. The home fans only really made any noise in the final 10mins of the game when they were pushing for an equaliser.Very prompt and we weren’t escorted away…not that we needed to be.

2-2 a disappointing result in the end, though we'd have taken that before the start of the game.After the game it was easy to get away from the ground to the coach, and once everyone was on board, we left straight away, and got out of London fairly quickly.

Then for good measure the more traditional frisk type search. Fulham fans to my right of me in the ‘wings’ area of the stand seemed very disgruntled about their view though.The game was always going to be a tasty and competitive for a few reasons. The seats which house the nosiest fans and the most atmosphere are at the corner of the Loftus Road Upper Stand and the Ellerslie Road Stand. At least that was the case until the eighth minute when Sam Clucas had a fit of pure madness and stamped on a QPR player right in front of the referee. My best tip for any-one doing Loftus Road for the first time is to have your pre-match beers much further away from the ground than we did.I was primarily in London that weekend to watch the NFL game at Wembley on the Sunday. To be honest I didn’t pay much attention to the prices of other foods, but I heard from other fans that they weren’t too cheap.The return of that narrow concourse was daunting.

The restricted view seats we had in the Upper Tier of the School End (Section Y5) were excellent.

This was a short walk from the ground and the floodlights were already on when I arrived in the area. Probably not as I have been three times now with every experience being pretty much the same.Loftus Road was the first ever ground I went to when QPR hosted Blackpool in an old Second Division match which saw Rangers promoted into the First Division for (I believe) the first time in their history. We went to the Club Shop to buy a warm hat for my aforementioned mate who is now an exiled Londoner.I like "old school" grounds and thought Loftus Road was very atmospheric on a chilly autumn day. I suppose though that it's to be expected with a capacity of under 20,000.

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