Key facts
| Address | Blundell Park, Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire, DN35 7PY |
| Capacity | 9,052 |
| Build Date | 1899 |
| Record attendance | 31,651 (vs Wolverhampton Wanderers, 20 February 1937) |
| Who is the owner of Blundell Park? | Grimsby Town F.C |
| Pitch Size | 101.5 m by 68.5 |
| Where is Blundell Park located? | 53°34′12.19″N 0°2′46.80″W |
| Surface | Grass |
Description
Blundell Park Opened in 1899 and is home to Grimsby Town and located in sunny Cleathorpes which is very close to Grimsby. The record capacity at the stadium was 31,651 during a game against Wolverhampton Wonderers in the FA Cup 5th Round on Feburary 20th 1937.
FAQ
Blundell Park is located in Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire, England. It’s the home stadium of Grimsby Town Football Club.
Blundell Park was opened in 1899, making it one of the older football grounds still in use in England.
The stadium is named after Sidney Blundell, a local brewer who owned the land on which the ground was built.
The current capacity of Blundell Park is approximately 9,052 seats.
Blundell Park has four main stands:
The Main Stand (Findus Stand);
The Pontoon Stand;
The Young’s Stand (formerly known as the Barrett’s Stand);
The Osmond Stand.
One notable feature of Blundell Park is its proximity to the North Sea. The stadium is located just a few hundred yards from the coast, making it one of the closest football grounds to the sea in the UK.
