Spectator Guide: Metro Bank One Day Cup

Metro Bank One Day Cup

Wednesday 23 April – Warwickshire Women v Hampshire
Gates open at 9.30am – Play starts at 10.30am

History will be made as Bears Women compete in their first ever competitive game as a professional side.

Tickets are available to buy online at tickets.edgbaston.com. Adult tickets are £15, 16-25 are £5 and under 16s go FREE. Members can get entry by scanning their 2025 Membership Card.

Please note, food and drink for this match will be available from the Tom Dollery Lounge.

Click here to read our Spectator Code of Conduct.

If you have any questions ahead of your visit to Edgbaston, please email tickets@edgbaston.com. All Ground Regulations apply.

Car Parking

We encourage spectators, who are able to, to leave the car at home and use public transport wherever possible.

There are many great public transport options, safe cycling paths and walking routes from the city centre.

On-site parking at Edgbaston will only be available to Members who have a 2025 Annual Car Park Pass and for Blue Badge holders who have reserved a space in advance online at tickets.edgbaston.com.

Pay and display parking spaces can be accessed at Queen’s Ride, across the road from Edgbaston, by the MAC at Cannon Hill Park.

If you have any questions ahead of your visit to Edgbaston, please visit our Help Centre.

Ground Access

Members and fans can get access to the stadium via E4/5 (Reception), Edgbaston Superstore and E9.

Please note that E2 entrance on Edgbaston Road will be closed for entry.

Members will need to scan their 2025 Membership Card on entry. Tickets and Memberships are available via the Edgbaston app.

If you have any questions ahead of your visit to Edgbaston, please visit our Help Centre.

Seating

Spectators will be able to access all general seating areas in the stadium.

All seating is unreserved.

Members only will have access to the Tom Dollery Lounge and the David Heath Suite. If you have any questions, speak to one of our friendly stewards who will be happy to help.

Spectators will be allowed on the outfield during the interval at all Metro Bank One Day Cup matches, weather permitting.

Facilities

Food and drink will be available from Tom Dollery Lounge for this match.

Edgbaston is a cashless stadium, so please bring your card or e-wallet for any purchases on the day.

Multifaith Rooms will be open and are located behind the Selco Builders Warehouse Family Stand and in the South Stand.

Sensory Rooms are also available for children and adults with sensory processing issues. Please speak to a steward if you would like access to a Sensory Room.

No Cash Payments

Edgbaston is a cashless stadium, please bring your card or e-wallet for any purchases.

Water Stations

Free water stations are available around the stadium, please bring a reusable bottle to re-fill.

E-Cups

Sustainable e-cups will be used for any drink purchases, for a £1 deposit.

FAQs

How do I purchase tickets?

Tickets can be purchased, in advance, online at tickets.edgbaston.com for all Rothesay County Championship and Metro Bank One Day Cup fixtures. Tickets can also be purchased on the day from the Ticket Office at Edgbaston Superstore.

Adult tickets are £15, 16-25 £5 and under 16s go FREE to all games.

On all Rothesay County Championship days, entry is FREE for all after tea (usually 4pm).

If you have any questions about tickets for any games at Edgbaston, please email tickets@edgbaston.com.

Will Car Parking be available for this match?

We encourage spectators, who are able to, to leave the car at home and use public transport wherever possible. There are many great public transport options, safe cycling paths and walking routes from the city centre.

On-site parking at Edgbaston will only be available to Annual Car Park Pass holders and Blue Badge holders, who have claimed their parking in advance at tickets.edgbaston.com.

All car parking is subject to availability.

There will be no parking available to purchase in advance or on-the-day for this fixture.

Pay and display parking spaces can be accessed at Queen’s Ride, across the road from Edgbaston, by the MAC at Cannon Hill Park.

Can I bring food and drink into the ground?

Yes, spectators can bring in their own food and drink subject to the following restrictions:

County Championship and One Day Cup

Spectators are allowed to bring their own food and drink into the stadium, excluding glass bottles.

We ask that you avoid bringing in large bags, if at all possible.

International, Vitality Blast Finals Day, Vitality Blast and The Hundred

No alcohol is allowed into the ground for international matches, Vitality Blast Finals Day, Vitality Blast and The Hundred.

As you would expect, we will have a thorough safety and security operation in place when you arrive. Bags and personnel will be searched. Please avoid bringing bags, if at all possible.

There are some items you can’t bring into the ground;

No alcohol.
No glass bottles.
Spectators can bring in their own food and drink subject to the above restrictions.
No fireworks or flares.
No weapons, firearms or any other items considered dangerous.
Flags, Clothing, Banners, or other signs that are offensive, racist, or commercially or politically motivated.
No instruments, whistles or horns, unless agreed in advance.

This policy helps to ensure the safety and comfort of spectators in attendance at Edgbaston on our busier match days.

Will food and drink be available to purchase on the day?

Yes, food and drink, including alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, will be available around the stadium for spectators. Availability will vary depending on fixture.

Spectators can order food and drink for Click & Collect from their seat using the Edgbaston app, available from selected bars on selected match days. To order, simply download the Edgbaston app on iOS or Android and visit the Shop section.

Spectators are allowed and encouraged to bring their own food and drink into the stadium, but no alcohol or glass bottles are allowed at International, The Hundred or Vitality Blast fixtures.