Accessibility

Note: Blue denotes accessible areas

Information on facilities around the Ground can be found below. Access to all accessible toilets and baby changing facilities is by use of a RADAR key, which can be obtained from stewards in relevant locations.

Compton Stand:

Edrich Stand:

Grand Stand:

Mound Stand:

Warner Stand:

Spectators with disabilities have priority use of the lifts over other spectators.

All lifts have low-level tactile buttons and can be operated by wheelchair users. Push buttons within all lifts are enhanced with tactile signage to assist blind or partially sighted people.

All passenger lifts within Lord’s are fitted with emergency telephones directly connected to the Control Room.

The following areas can be accessed via passenger lifts, all of which are accessible via level access roadways:

• All levels of the Pavilion
• Warner Stand- terrace rear seating, terrace wheelchair-accessible area, balcony seating, Pelham’s restaurant.
• Grand Stand- lower tier rear seating, wheelchair accessible area, suites and upper tier seating.
• Compton Stand- lower tier rear seating, wheelchair accessible area, balcony seating and upper tier seating.
• Edrich Stand- lower tier rear seating, wheelchair accessible area, balcony seating and upper tier seating.
• Mound Stand- suites and upper tier seating.

Signage inside Lord’s and at the entrances to the Ground have upper and lower case lettering, with high contrast between the characters and the background colours of the signs.

Lord’s welcome assistance dogs. Dog bowls are available from the Head Steward’s Office.

Although no car parking is available within the Ground on major match days, set down and pick up at the No. 6 car park can be arranged via Club Services as long as it’s booked in advance.

Accessible parking is available within the Ground on minor match days and can be arranged before the match via Club Services, subject to availability.

MCC’s Club Services department can be contacted via clubservices@mcc.org.uk.

Tickets for the wheelchair areas are available by emailing accessibility.tickets@mcc.org.uk or by calling the dedicated Club Services Accessibilty ticket line on 020 7616 8653. Each wheelchair ticket holder may be issued with one free-of-charge carer/companion ticket. 

Applications for spaces in the wheelchair areas are available via the public ballot system, or on a first come, first served basis during general sale. Availability cannot be guranteed.

There are numerous wheelchair areas around the Ground. If you need help finding any areas, please speak to a steward.

Compton Stand:

Edrich Stand:

Grand Stand:

Mound Stand:

Warner Stand:

Pavilion:

In June 2006, MCC launched an audio description service which provides visually impaired spectators with ball-by-ball commentary of matches at Lord’s.

For all international matches, matches involving Middlesex, or matches in The Hundred, commentary is provided by BBC. On several other match days, MCC provides its own commentary service.

Headsets are available from the Head Steward's Office (located at the back of the Mound Stand). The headsets fit over a standard hearing aid.

Spectators visiting Lord's on an international match day are advised to book a headset to ensure availability. Please get in touch with the Head Steward’s Office: 020 7616 8590.

Fixtures for the 2024 season:

MCC has partnered with Picturepath to help people with special educational needs to visit Lord’s.

The free Picturepath app allows visitors to create bespoke visual timelines using images from around the Ground, enabling them to see, plan and prepare for each stage of their matchday visit.

Picturepath's ‘Visit with Picturepath’ feature has been designed to help fans with additional support needs, such as autism, who may struggle in heightened sensory environments.

The app aims to reduce sensory stress and anxiety and create a more welcoming and inclusive experience for all.

Download Picturepath for free:

iPhone   Android

MCC has introduced a Sensory Room to help people that have sensory processing disorders such as autism and dyspraxia.

Those with sensory disorders can quickly become overwhelmed and find a busy sports ground environment too stressful. This will often cause the person and their carer to leave or, in most cases, not feel that watching live cricket is possible.

The room is designed to create a safe and calming environment for its users, regardless of age. The suite has a maximum occupancy of six at a time and is available on a come-and-go/first-come, first-serve basis.

Those wishing to use the Sensory Room should contact the nearest steward or volunteer, who will guide them to the room.