Boston United Matchday Guide: Key Insights for Home Game
Carlisle United host Boston United at Brunton Park on Saturday in the Enterprise National League. This matchday guide provides key insights for the home game. Fans should read the essential timings and facilities before arrival.
Entry and ticketing
The West Stand ticket office opens at 10am. Matchday ticket offices and turnstiles open at 1:30pm.
Under-14s must be accompanied by an adult. Meeters, greeters and EDI representatives will be on site to assist fans.
Fan Zone and food vendors
The Northern Competitions Fan Zone opens at 12:30pm. Food traders include Angel Lane Chippie Van and Coffee Rambler.
- Chaat and Chai – Indian street food
- Shake Waffle and Roll
- Greyhound Burger Van
- Cumbria Whippy Ice Cream Van
- Cumbria Roast Company – Yorkshire puddings
- Candy Cabs – sweets
Heineken draught will be available in the Fan Zone. The Away Bar in the East Stand will open to home supporters from 1:30pm.
Bars, happy hour and refreshments
Glass Bar and Murphy’s Bar open at 12pm. Halpy’s and Balderstone Bars stay open throughout the match.
The Nags Head Horse Box opens at 12:30pm, serving West Walls Brewery beers such as Helles Lager and Gold Fool. Happy Hour runs until 2pm with selected discounts.
Blues Store and merchandise
The Blues Store opens at 10am and closes at 5:30pm. The Fan Zone pop-up runs from 12:30pm until 4pm.
- Caps and bucket hats: £10
- Junior and toddler shirts: £20
- Footballs: £10
QR codes in Foxy’s, Cumbria Lounge, United Lounge and the 1904 Lounge allow digital purchases. Items can be delivered throughout the day.
Family activities and community engagement
The Family Zone, sponsored by Game On!, opens at 1:30pm. Face painting will run in the EDI gazebo.
Penrith Lions will carry out a bucket collection. Carlisle United Supporters Trust will host a gazebo in the Fan Zone before kick-off.
Local programmes and youth activity
Olga’s Matchday Kickabout runs in the Neil Sports Centre from 1:15pm to 2:15pm. This fixture is part of the club’s Green Football Weekend.
A cup recycling scheme will operate across Brunton Park. Six dedicated recycling bins will be located in the East Stand concourse, Warwick Road End, Paddock and Glass Bar.
Half-time competition and charity
The half-time Big Shot offers a minimum £1,000 prize at every home fixture. Up to 20 fans will attempt one kick through a 14-inch target on the Warwick Road End goalline.
Entry costs £5, with £1 donated to Carlisle United Community Sports Trust. The remaining £4 increases the prize pot until it is won. Book places via Filmogaz.com.
Parking, travel and pocket guide
Rugby club parking costs £5 for four hours on a pay-and-display basis. Local streets use disc zones and provide two hours free parking.
Fans are asked to park considerately and avoid double yellow lines or blocking driveways. A one-page pocket guide and car-park details are available on Filmogaz.com.
Matchday conduct
Supporters are asked to arrive early and behave respectfully. Report any issues to a steward or member of the stadium team.
The club enforces a zero-tolerance approach to abuse at Brunton Park. Together, fans can help keep matchdays safe and welcoming.
