PIMS Park, also known historically as Lincoln Road and previously through sponsorship as the Bee Arena, is the home of Peterborough Sports. It is located at 651 Lincoln Road in Peterborough and has become one of the more developed grounds at this level following the club's rapid rise through non-league football.

The ground has a capacity of around 2,300, with a main covered seating area along one side, a covered standing area behind one goal and open standing at the opposite end and around parts of the ground. It is a compact but well-equipped venue, with the Turbines Tavern bar and the club facilities forming an important part of the matchday setup.

For neutrals, the best view is usually from the side of the pitch, either near the seated stand or the Lincoln Road side. Supporters wanting atmosphere will generally prefer the covered end. The uncovered end can feel exposed in bad weather, so choosing your position early is sensible.

Segregation at PIMS Park is not expected to be routine for every Southern League Premier Central fixture. For many ordinary league games, away supporters should expect general admission and the ability to choose where to watch from inside the ground.

For bigger fixtures, cup ties or matches with a strong travelling support, Peterborough Sports can introduce designated areas or more controlled stewarding arrangements. Away ticket arrangements may vary by fixture, so visiting fans should check both clubs before travelling.

The ground is entered from the Lincoln Road side. If a fixture is segregated or ticket-controlled, away supporters should follow the club's matchday instructions for entry, bar access, turnstiles and viewing areas.

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PIMS Park is around a mile and a quarter from Peterborough railway station, so it is walkable for some supporters, but many will prefer a taxi or bus, especially for evening matches. The ground is on Lincoln Road, which is a busy route with shops and takeaways nearby.

Parking can be limited and is usually on a first-come, first-served basis where available. Supporters should not assume they can park immediately at the ground, particularly for larger fixtures. Arriving early is the safest approach.

The ground has good non-league facilities, including the Turbines Tavern bar and accessible routes through the bar and into the stadium. If the weather is poor, avoid leaving it late if you want a covered position, as the uncovered standing areas can be exposed.

Peterborough Sports use both online and matchday ticketing. For 2025/26, the club advertised discounted online prices and higher matchday prices, with online tickets needing to be bought before the club's stated deadline. Matchday admission has been available by cash and card.

Published 2025/26 general admission prices listed online adult tickets at £15, concessions at £10, under-18s at £7, under-13s at £3 and under-3s free. Matchday prices were higher, with adults listed at £18 and concessions at £13. Prices can change by season or competition, so supporters should check the latest club ticket page.

Admission is generally unreserved unless the club announces fixture-specific arrangements. Away fans should check whether they can buy directly, pay on the day or need to use their own club's allocation.

Supporters should follow standard football ground rules at PIMS Park. Pyrotechnics, smoke bombs, pitch encroachment, throwing objects, abusive behaviour and entering restricted areas are not permitted. Alcohol should only be consumed in permitted areas and may be restricted by competition rules.

The club may operate card, cash or online ticketing depending on the fixture, so supporters should check the latest matchday information rather than assuming one payment method will always apply.

For segregated or higher-attendance matches, stewards may direct supporters to specific areas and may restrict movement around the ground. Gangways, entrances and exits should be kept clear at all times.

Peterborough Sports provide disabled access and facilities through the Turbines Tavern bar and out into the ground. The club states that accessible seating is available and that there is a wheelchair-accessible viewing platform on the Lincoln Road side of the ground if required.

Supporters with accessibility requirements should contact the club before travelling so that the correct entrance, parking or viewing arrangements can be confirmed. This is especially important for larger fixtures or matches where segregation is in operation.

Arriving early is recommended so stewards and club staff can assist with access before the busiest pre-match period.

Regular public stadium tours are not advertised for PIMS Park. Peterborough Sports operate the ground as a working non-league football venue rather than a stadium with a formal visitor tour schedule.

Supporters interested in seeing the ground outside a matchday, taking photographs or learning more about the club's rise should contact Peterborough Sports directly. Any access is likely to depend on staff or volunteer availability.

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