Grimsby Town Football Club is proud to announce the opening of a brand-new Sensory Room at Blundell Park, designed to provide a comfortable and inclusive environment for supporters who may need a break from the matchday atmosphere.
Located between the Pontoon and Main Stand, this dedicated space offers a quieter setting with sensory materials and accessible features to support fans with additional needs.
The room includes:
- Sensory equipment to create a calming environment
- A comfortable seating area with a couch and TV
- Step amendments and a disabled access ramp for easy entry
Supporters wishing to use the Sensory and Quiet Room are encouraged to contact our Disabled Liaison Officer Jane Stephenson on [email protected].
Grimsby Town FC remains committed to improving the matchday experience for all fans and ensuring that Blundell Park is an inclusive space for everyone.
GTFC Disabled Supporters Association Spokesperson Dave Roberts said,
“This is a fantastic step forward for accessibility at Blundell Park, and we’re delighted to see the club making inclusivity a priority. The Sensory Room will provide a safe and welcoming space for supporters who need a break from the matchday atmosphere while still feeling part of the action. It’s great to see Grimsby Town FC taking positive strides to ensure that all fans, regardless of their needs, can enjoy the game in a way that suits them.”
CEO Polly Bancroft added,
“At Grimsby Town, we are committed to making Blundell Park a welcoming and inclusive place for all supporters. We’re proud to work alongside the GTFC Disabled Supporters Association to enhance the experience for all our fans, and we look forward to seeing the positive impact this space will have.”
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