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Sensory Room
Stamford Bridge Sensory Room
The sensory room is a bookable space run by the Chelsea Foundation, designed to support those with sensory needs, anxiety, and similar disabilities.
The capacity of this room is a maximum of 10 supporters and 2 specially trained members of staff. There is an accessible toilet within the room.
The sensory room is accessed via the East Stand lower tier concourse. No ticket is required but confirmation of booking may be needed for stewards on the way to the sensory room.
Booking
To book or get more information please contact the Chelsea Foundation inclusion and disability team at:
Quiet Spaces
Kingsmeadow
Kingsmeadow has a newly renovated quiet space based in the south-west corner of the stadium, next to the accessible toilet.
This capacity of this space is 2 adults, an adult with a child or a wheelchair user.
This space is suitable for those with sensory needs, breast feeding mothers and for praying.
Supporters cannot watch the game from the quiet room and require a match ticket to enter the ground.
There is a steward on the door and stewards within the stadium can help with escorting from other stands within the stadium.