Twickenham Stadium

Twickenham Stadium , one of London's premier entertainment venues -is the home of England Rugby, the largest dedicated rugby union venue in the world. You need to get tickets to get inside but you could feel the vibes until the end of the street when a game is on

A very interesting experience as it was the first time I had seen a rugby match. I enjoyed it, however there were very little to none options in terms of food /snacks for vegetarians/vegans inside the stadium, and toilet facilities did not seemed to be as many considering the amount of people there at that time.
As I was more interested in the games on the pitch this is what I can say from my own experience, I will definitely be more able to prepare for the next one, there will definitely be a next one, to make sure that I am happy. Or, hopefully, they will make some positive changes by then. 😁👍🏽

The home of English Rugby. I went to the Summer Bash between Harlequins and Gloucester and had an amazing day. The atmosphere within the stadium is amazing and you are really in the heart of the game. Food and drink within the stadium is expensive, but this tends to be the case at most sporting event (£14 for burger and chips and £6.50 for a pint).

Great stadium to watch a rugby match when in England. The stadium is designed very well with a lot of accommodation for full bladders! They have designed this place well for both ingress and egress and leaving the match with 47k people was smooth and orderly. The view from the seats are also great and allow perfect views of the pitch.

Great event venue. Was there for the Premiership Final.

I try to go every year as it is a great day out, whether your team is in the final or not.

Parked at the Cardinal Vaughan car park this time. Great location and easy to reach, highly recommended.

Great atmosphere at the stadium before, during and after the game and by and large no trouble. I just wish that supporters of the round ball game would leave their childish behaviour to the other sport and remember where they are when they visit this hallowed ground

The home of rugby for the entire family to enjoy. We didn't watch a game but instead spent 2 hours being shown around the place. It's not everyday that you get to walk through the RFC presidential suite and then sit in the Queen's seat in the stands. Brilliant day out!

The home of England rugby really nice stadium very big and high up if you have seats on the upper level. Very busy with loads of rugby fans everyone well behaved and a happy atmosphere. Nice seats and good food on offer too.

Had a great time here watching England play Japan - the atmosphere was alright and it was easy to get drinks. I would suggest getting bottles of Carling from the men with cool bags rather than queuing at the bars, especially as they are harder to spill, although you do sacrifice coolness. Always a little hard to get back to the station afterward but fine once you get on the train.