Worcester City FC

Planning to see Worcester City FC? This practical guide covers the club’s home at Sixways Stadium, 2026/27 admission prices, how to check fixtures and what to consider for travel and accessibility. The club competes in the Southern League Premier Central, and match details can change, so confirm the fixture and ticket information with Worcester City before setting off.

Meet Worcester City FC

Worcester City Football Club is a long-established club in the city. Its official history dates its formation to 9 September 1902, following the liquidation of another local side, Berwick Rangers. The club has played at several grounds over its history; today, its men’s first team plays home matches at Sixways Stadium, Warriors Way, Worcester, WR3 8ZE.

For the 2026/27 season, Worcester City confirmed it would again compete in the Southern League Premier Central. The division is part of the non-League game, giving supporters a chance to watch competitive football in Worcester outside the top professional divisions. The club’s official website is the best place to follow team news, results, fixture changes and ticket links.

Going to a match can suit a family afternoon, an evening out or a first visit to non-League football. Sixways is also a rugby venue, so check that the event you are travelling for is a Worcester City fixture and follow the club’s matchday information rather than relying on general stadium details alone.

Fixtures and ticket prices

Fixture dates and kick-off times can move because of cup draws, weather, television or other scheduling needs. Worcester City’s online men’s fixtures list is the most useful live reference. At the time of checking on 12 October 2026, the club listed a home fixture against Stourbridge at Sixways on Tuesday 13 October at 7.45pm, and a home match against Bedford on Saturday 31 October at 3pm. Confirm the fixture is still going ahead before travel.

The club’s published 2026/27 gate prices are £14 for adults, £9.50 for concessions (including people aged 66+ and student card holders), £5 for youths aged 12–17, and £3 for under-12s accompanied by an adult. Prices and eligibility rules may change, so check the official ticket page when buying. The club offers match-by-match tickets through its online ticketing link.

The club also lists season tickets for 2026/27: £245 adult, £166 concession, £88 youth and £53 junior. A 10-game ticket is listed at £126. Season tickets cover home Southern League Central matches only; the club says they do not include FA Cup, FA Trophy, Worcestershire Senior Cup or friendly fixtures. Check full terms and current availability before purchasing.

Tickets and matchday planning

For a first visit, the online ticket route can help you check the match date and choose a ticket before arriving. Keep an eye on the confirmation email and any instructions about entry or ticket scanning. If you are booking several places, make sure the age category is correct for each attendee and that any concession eligibility can be shown if requested. Ask the club if you are unsure which category applies.

The 10-game ticket can suit supporters who expect to attend regularly but cannot make every home league fixture. Compare its cost with individual admission and read the exclusions: the club states that season tickets cover Southern League Central home games only, with cup fixtures and friendlies excluded. Ticket products, terms and availability can change during a season, so confirm the details at checkout.

Hospitality is a different experience from standard admission. The club’s advertised package includes a pre-match meal and access to a private bar, as well as match entry and reserved seating if required. For a box, the club lists space for groups of eight to ten and pitch-facing windows. Ask about dietary needs, arrival time, seating and the current package price when enquiring; do not rely on old offers or assume every match has availability.

Getting to Sixways

Sixways Stadium is at Warriors Way, Worcester, WR3 8ZE. By car, the club’s directions page advises using Junction 6 of the M5 and following the A4538 signs towards Droitwich before turning onto Warriors Way. Allow extra time around kick-off and follow matchday signage and instructions from parking stewards.

The club says on-site parking is available. For the 2026/27 season, its directions page lists a £4 matchday parking charge payable by cash or card, and a £70 season parking pass. Parking arrangements can vary with the event and any site changes, so recheck the current page before travelling. Follow staff directions to the correct car park; some areas are reserved for players, hospitality guests and staff.

If travelling by train, Worcester has three stations: Foregate Street, Shrub Hill and Worcestershire Parkway. Worcester City’s directions page estimates a taxi journey to Sixways of around 15 minutes from Foregate Street and just over ten minutes from Shrub Hill; Parkway is also described as around ten minutes away. These are approximate estimates and traffic can affect the trip. Check live rail and taxi information for your journey.

Public transport services can change, and older matchday bus information may no longer apply. Check current First Bus or other local operator timetables for a route to the stadium on your match date. Do not assume that a shuttle operated for a previous season is running now. If a suitable service is unavailable, consider booking a taxi in advance or coordinating a lift.

Before you leave

• Check the club’s fixture page for the latest date, kick-off time and ticket link.
• Confirm the correct stadium address: Sixways Stadium, Warriors Way, Worcester, WR3 8ZE.
• Check parking costs, payment methods and any match-specific traffic guidance.
• Plan the last leg from the railway station or bus stop, allowing for delays and walking time.
• Review the stadium entry and accessibility information if you have specific requirements.

Entry and accessibility

Worcester City’s stadium information for the 2026/27 season says supporters enter via turnstiles by the club shop, where volunteers scan pre-purchased tickets or tickets bought at the ticket booth on the front forecourt. The club notes that stand availability can depend on expected attendance. Check the current stadium plan and entry details for your match, and arrive with time to find your entrance.

The club publishes accessibility information for Sixways. It says the stadium is wheelchair accessible, with entry available at the rear of the West Stand or through the main entrance outside reception. Wheelchair bays are in the front row of the West Stand, with accompanying seats for carers. Blue Badge parking is available, but some spaces must be booked in advance; contact the club secretary through the club’s official accessibility page to arrange parking and discuss your needs.

The club welcomes assistance dogs and recommends blind or partially sighted supporters contact it in advance so arrangements can be made. If you need step-free access, seating information, help with arrival or another adjustment, contact Worcester City before matchday. Stadium facilities may differ between stands or fixtures, so confirm the details rather than assuming every area is open.

For hospitality, the club says lifts are available within the stadium. If you have access requirements for hospitality seating or a group booking, discuss them with the organiser when arranging the package. The club and venue may have more detailed information about toilet facilities, hearing support or assistance at particular entrances.

What to expect on matchday

Non-League football can feel close to the action and community-focused, but every match has its own atmosphere. Check the club’s matchday page for entry details, ticket instructions and any ground regulations. Follow steward directions, use the entrance shown for your ticket and be considerate of other supporters. If attending with children, make sure an adult accompanies under-12s as specified by the club’s published ticket rules.

For first-time visitors, it helps to decide in advance whether you prefer a seat or terrace standing area, where available, and to check which stand is open. The club says the West Stand is open for most fixtures, with the East Stand potentially opening for matches expected to draw larger crowds. Availability can change, so check the match-specific announcement and ticket options.

Allow enough time to park, walk to the entrance and pass through ticket checks. Keep your ticket accessible and make sure the phone you use for a digital ticket has enough battery. If you buy at the ground, check the club’s latest guidance on ticket booth opening and payment before leaving; do not assume cash-only or card-only rules without confirmation.

Club history in brief

Worcester City’s story stretches back more than a century. The club says it was formed in 1902 and moved to St George’s Lane in 1905, where it played for generations. In 2013, the club left the ground, then later returned to Worcester as a tenant at Claines Lane in 2020. The club’s official history records a supporter-ownership milestone in 2019, when the Supporters Trust became majority shareholders.

The move to Sixways brought a new home setting for the 2025/26 season, and the club continues to list the stadium as its men’s first-team home for 2026/27. If you are interested in the club’s earlier years, its history page and archive material provide more detail than a brief matchday guide can cover. Dates and historic achievements should be checked against the club’s own record if you are writing or researching a specific season.

Today, attending a City match offers a way to follow local football and support a club with deep roots in Worcester. The matchday experience is about more than the result: it is also a chance to see the team, learn the club’s traditions and enjoy live sport in the city.

Plan a Worcester day out

A home fixture can be part of a broader trip to Worcester, especially if you are visiting from elsewhere in the county. Keep match travel separate from sightseeing plans: Sixways is outside the city centre, and you will need to account for the onward journey. Check the return transport options before kick-off, particularly for an evening match or weekend service.

Worcester Nightlife’s Worcester Party page is a historical photo archive, not a current match listing, venue guide or ticket service. The archive page identifies photos dating from 26 August 2011 to 26 January 2013. It may be of interest as a glimpse of the city’s past social scene, but it does not provide current Worcester City FC fixtures or match information.

Browse the Worcester Party photo archive

Frequently asked questions

Where does Worcester City FC play?

The men’s first team plays home matches at Sixways Stadium, Warriors Way, Worcester, WR3 8ZE. Check the club’s fixture and matchday pages in case a particular game has a different venue or arrangement.

How much are Worcester City tickets?

For 2026/27, the club lists gate prices of £14 for adults, £9.50 for concessions, £5 for youths aged 12–17 and £3 for under-12s accompanied by an adult. Prices and eligibility can change, so confirm them on the official ticket page.

Can I buy tickets at the ground?

The club’s stadium information says tickets can be scanned if purchased ahead or bought at the ticket booth on the front forecourt. Check the latest matchday instructions and ticket availability before travelling.

Is parking available at Sixways?

The club lists on-site parking and a £4 matchday charge for 2026/27, payable by cash or card. Parking arrangements may vary, so review the official directions page for match-specific information and follow steward instructions.

How do I get to Sixways without a car?

Worcester City lists taxi journeys from the city’s railway stations, with approximate times of around 15 minutes from Foregate Street and just over ten minutes from Shrub Hill. Check current bus routes and rail services for your match date, as public transport timetables can change.

Is Sixways wheelchair accessible?

The club says the stadium is wheelchair accessible, with wheelchair bays in the West Stand and Blue Badge parking available. Some parking spaces need advance booking. Contact the club using its official accessibility information to discuss arrangements.

Check before matchday

For a smooth visit, use Worcester City FC’s official website to verify the fixture, ticket price, entry arrangements and directions shortly before you travel. The club’s published 2026/27 admission rates and parking charge provide a useful planning guide, but schedules and practical details are subject to change. With your journey planned and match information checked, you can focus on enjoying Worcester City FC at Sixways.