Kenilworth Road

The Kenilworth Stadium, Kenilworth Road or The Kenny as it is affectionately known has been the home of Luton Town Football Club since 1905. Although there have been many changes and additions to the ground in that time, Kenilworth Road has lost none of its original charm. The stadium is situated just outside the town centre in the Bury Park district of Luton.

Capacity

The current official seated capacity at Kenilworth Road is 11,050. Prior to the stadium becoming an all seater stadium in 1986, the ground was capable of holding in excess of 20,000 fans. The highest recorded attendance was 30,069 in the 1959 sixth round FA Cup replay against Blackpool.

Families

Formerly, the David Preece stand was the allocated seating area for families, but since the 2015/16 season we recommend that families purchase tickets in the lower Kenilworth Road stand. If you're new to the ground, we recommend having a chat with the ticket office team - who'll be happy to help you find a seat that suits you.

Singing and Atmosphere

Kenilworth Road is famous throughout the country as an exciting and atmospheric ground. Although there aren't designated 'singing sections' we'd recommend the main stand or in the Oak Road end, where you're guaranteed plenty of atmosphere and noise.

Ticket Office and Club Shop

The home matchday ticket office and the matchday Club shop are situated at the Kenilworth Road end of the ground, directly in front of the stadium.

The ticket collection point for away fans is at our main ticket office at the top of Oak Road opposite Madinah Mosque.

Supporters arriving at the other end of the ground (Maple Road / Dallow Road / Luton-Dunstable Busway) who need to collect tickets from the ticket office should walk down Oak Road, then along Beech Path to the Kenilworth Road end. This walk should take about 5 minutes.

Your ticket will tell you which entrance to the ground you should use, please ensure that you allow enough time to find your seat ahead of kick off.

Kenilworth Road is a historic stadium and has been a home to the Hatters since 1905. As such, parking at the stadium is very limited indeed which means that unfortunately, car parking spaces are not available to the general public.

Supporters who travel into Luton town centre for our home matches will be able to take advantage of the following special matchday rates at the Power Court car park.

‘Midweek fixtures’ are classified as those occurring on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday evenings. Parking at Power Court is only FREE for Luton Town supporters provided that the appropriate permit is displayed in their windscreen.

‘Weekend fixtures’ are classified as those occurring on Fridays, Saturdays or Sundays. Parking at Power Court is only £1.40 for Luton Town supporters provided that the appropriate permit is displayed in their windscreen.

A link to download your permit will appear on the confirmation screen after submitting the form.

Download your permit It’s easy to get your parking permit, simply follow these instructions.

1. Click this link, and complete the short form which includes your car’s number plate.

2. Submit the form and click the link to download your permit which appears on the confirmation screen.

3. Print the permit off and display it clearly on your dashboard when parking on a match day.

4. If you are parking on a Saturday afternoon, purchase a ticket for £1.40 from one of the machines and display it with your permit.

Alternative Car Parks

There are a number of other parking options in and around the town centre, see the map below for some other options. Links to Google maps are also posted below to help you find your way.

Other public car parks in order of proximity:

Telford Way - view on Google Maps

Library Road - view on Google Maps

Luton Station - view on Google Maps

Bute Street - view on Google Maps

John Street - view on Google Maps

Market Car Park - view on Google Maps

Flyover - view on Google Maps

We would encourage supporters to consider public transport options to arrive at the ground wherever possible.

Traffic in the town is often rather busy on Saturdays so we would recommend that supporters leave plenty of time to arrive at the ground.

By Train

The nearest rail station is Luton station (Station Road, Luton LU1 2LT) on the Midland line, operated by Thameslink.

The ground is a 15-20 minute walk from the station. Kenilworth Road is signposted from the station. We recommend you take advantage of the buses to and from the ground. Alternatively, from the Bus Interchange opposite the station, take the 'Luton - Dunstable busway' which stops outside the ground.

By Bus

The Kenny is easily accessible using the Luton - Dunstable Busway. Take a bus from Luton station towards Dunstable and alight at the first stop at Clifton Road. From there it is a short, two-minute walk to the Maple Road turnstiles, or a few minute's walk to the Kenilworth Road end via Beech Path.

Ground regulations for 2024/25 will be uploaded here in due course.