The main train station in Hull is Hull Paragon Interchange. There are still TVs to watch the early/late games but the Pool tables have gone. Supporters need to make sure to get there in good time so they're quite close to the ground (trust me, the car park is giant). Pass Boothferry Park and forward onto Anlaby Road towards the Hull Royal Infirmary, You will pass the KC stadium on your left. Rivals - Doncaster, Sheffield United, Sheffield Wednesday. (opens in a new tab). They had two circular shaped structures on top of the East Stand that was the stadiums dominant aspect. All the sides of the ground are similar the only difference is the only second tier in the North Stand, at one side. Around the stadium felt very safe even though there was no heavy policing. Bus It was quite a long, slow journey. The ground is one of the new type having nothing like the character of Boothferry Park. The atmosphere was terrific and the home supporters to our right made lots of noise. It doesnt help that the most interesting part of the exterior, visually, around the main entrance, is mostly obscured by trees. Some newer stadiums are now built a little out of town like Colchester and the old Ricoh Arena for example. I didn't see any Hull fans until we got to our seats and then just the usual banter. The station is ideally located to provide access to the citys many fantastic amenities including popular attractions like the St Stephen's shopping centre, The Deep and Hull Marina. They were very disgruntled about their owner too and that was very evident by the chants. Highly recommend visiting this stadium. Booking train tickets in advance will normally save you money! My plan before the game was to find a pub that was showing the early kick off game. Hull managed to snatch win. There are also a further 300 spaces for the ambulant disabled. Not any problems at all and great entertainment. The FA Cup is always a draw for me, so a trip up to Humberside was one I was looking forward to. In here there are a lot of home fans who kept themselves to themselves but were in high spirits. Exit the bus station at the far end. 57 and 58 stop close by at Hull Royal Infirmary on Anlaby Road. 2. Overall a good day out in one of the best stadiums Ive been to. Hull City KCOM Stadium Capacity: 25,586 (all seated) Address: The Circle, Walton St, Hull, HU3 6HU Telephone: 01482 504 600 Fax: 01482 304 882 Ticket Office: 01482 358 418 Pitch Size: 114 x 78 yards Pitch Type: Grass Club Nickname: The Tigers Year Ground Opened: 2002 Undersoil Heating: Yes Shirt Sponsors: SportPesa Kit Manufacturer: Umbro The game was spoilt by the wind and there was little atmosphere generated by the home fans The food that was available inside the ground was average but expensive. Tony adds; There are two exits from the car park onto Walton Street after the game. Overall a decent day out, and it was nice to finally tick theKCOM Stadium off the list. One Hull fan did take the banter to heart a bit, but was swiftly removed. Walked around the ground, where there were few home fans, possibly due to my early arrival time at the ground. Throughout the concourse are TVs showing Sky Sports as well as highlights of Hull City games. In the second half, Hull winger Robert Snodgrass effectively changed the game for the tigers on the hour mark the Scottish international swept home a cross from the left wing with style before swinging a free kick onto Michael Dawson's head and beyond Fraser Forster little over 2 minutes later.
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