Reebok Stadium – Bolton Wanderers Museum & Tour

In recent years, Bolton Wanderers have established themselves as one of the North West’s top football clubs. Fans and visitors to the town are welcome to take a look at the Reebok Stadium, one of the finest in the country. The tour includes visits to the players' dressing rooms, officials' changing rooms, managers' dug-out and the media interview room.

Tours operate daily but must be booked in advance.

The Reebok Stadium is located at the Middlebrook Retail and Leisure Park, on the outskirts of Bolton and just off the M61. The postcode to use for sat nav systems is BL6 6JW.

Review / Comment / Additional Information

pat wilcox

My dad has been a fan for 50 years and has never been to the new Reebok Stadium. I would love to take him one day.

Editor

Edge. It was called Burnden Park. It was at a different location than the Reebok (just outside Bolton town centre, on Manchester Road). The last game at Burnden Park was in 1997 against Charlton. Bolton won and were promoted to the Premiership and I was there to see it!

edge

Can anyone tell me what Bolton's ground was called before it was the Reebok?

James

The Greenwood down the road from the Beehive serves food all day and also has Sports channels which the Beehive doesn't. There are short cuts to the ground too from here.

rebecca

I really enjoy going to the reebok stadium to watch a match. I just love it.

Finchy

If you're coming here for a match try the Beehive pub, at the roundabout about half a mile from the ground. No problems with away fans. All of the pubs on the Middlebrook would only allow home supporters.

Jimmy B

The Reebok is definately one of the finest stadiums in Europe.

There's a couple of hotels at the Reebok Stadium; the De Vere Whites and the Holiday Inn Express.