The Valley Stadium, also known through sponsorship as the Trico Stadium, is the home of Redditch United and sits off Bromsgrove Road / Sallie Swan Street in Redditch. It is one of the larger and more established grounds in the Southern League Premier Central, with a listed capacity of around 5,000.

The ground has a traditional enclosed layout, with a main stand, covered standing, open areas and terracing around the pitch. It has more scale than many Step 3 grounds and can generate a strong atmosphere when Redditch have a good crowd in. The ground is practical rather than modern, with facilities focused around the main entrance and clubhouse side.

For neutrals, the best view is usually from the side of the pitch, especially if you want a clearer sightline and easier access to facilities. Supporters wanting atmosphere will normally find it around the covered standing areas and behind the goals. Because The Valley can operate both open and segregated matchday arrangements, the feel of the ground can vary depending on the fixture.

Away segregation at Redditch United is fixture dependent. For ordinary Southern League Premier Central matches, visiting supporters may find general admission in place, but Redditch have used segregation for local derbies and higher-profile fixtures.

When segregation is in operation, away supporters have been directed to the Cedar Road turnstiles and allocated the Hollywood Monster end of the ground. Away supporters have also been given access to part of the main stand seating for specific fixtures. Disabled away supporters should not use the Cedar Road entrance because there is no disabled access from that side; they should use the main entrance down Sallie Swan Street.

Away fans should check match-specific instructions before travelling. Redditch can accept cash, card and prepaid tickets depending on the fixture, but the entrance, allocation and access arrangements can change when segregation is used.

Information coming soon.

Information coming soon.

Information coming soon.

Information coming soon.

The key advice for Redditch is to check whether the fixture is segregated before travelling. For local derbies and bigger games, away entrances, seating access and movement inside the ground may be different from a normal league match.

The Valley Stadium is close enough to Redditch town centre to be practical for local transport, but supporters travelling by car should still arrive early and follow club or steward parking directions. The area around the ground can become busy when a larger attendance is expected.

For the best view, neutrals should aim for a side-on position rather than leaving it until kick-off. If the weather is poor, choose a covered section early. Away supporters with mobility needs should use the main Sallie Swan Street entrance and not the Cedar Road entrance when segregation is in place.

Redditch United fixtures are usually straightforward admission events, with cash, card and prepaid tickets used depending on the match. For standard league fixtures, pay on the gate may be available, but for bigger games and local derbies, supporters should check whether advance ticketing or segregation applies.

Admission is normally general rather than reserved seating unless the club announces fixture-specific arrangements. Where away segregation is used, away supporters may be allocated a defined area and a limited amount of main stand seating.

Away fans should check both clubs before travelling. This is especially important for matches against nearby clubs, cup ties or games expected to attract a larger crowd, because entrance points and ticket advice may differ from normal.

Supporters should follow standard football ground rules at The Valley Stadium. Pyrotechnics, smoke bombs, pitch encroachment, throwing objects, abusive behaviour and entering restricted areas are not permitted. Alcohol should only be consumed in areas allowed by the club and competition rules.

If segregation is in operation, supporters must use the correct entrance and remain in the allocated areas. Away fans using the wrong entrance may be redirected.

Disabled access advice should be followed carefully. The Cedar Road entrance is not suitable for disabled access, so disabled supporters and carers should use the main Sallie Swan Street entrance.

Redditch United provide disabled supporter access through the main entrance down Sallie Swan Street. The club's away supporter guidance specifically states that disabled away supporters should not use the Cedar Road entrance because there is no disabled access from that side.

The club has multiple disabled parking bays, but supporters should contact Redditch United in advance to confirm availability and the best arrival arrangements. This is particularly important for segregated matches, where away and home supporter flows may be separated.

Inside the ground, the most suitable viewing position may depend on the fixture and whether segregation is in place. Arriving early is recommended so stewards can help with entry, parking and positioning.

Regular public stadium tours are not advertised for The Valley Stadium. Redditch United operate the ground as a working non-league football venue rather than a stadium with scheduled visitor tours.

Supporters interested in visiting outside matchday, photographing the ground or learning more about the club should contact Redditch United directly. Any access is likely to be informal and dependent on staff or volunteer availability.

Information coming soon.

Useful links coming soon.