Ospreys v Scarlets match information

Supporters attending Saturday’s derby match should take note of the following information to ensure a smooth and hassle free day.

Ospreys v Scarlets, Saturday 26^th March, KO 3.00pm

With the highest Ospreys crowd of the season already confirmed, the approach roads to the Liberty Stadium are expected to be busier than usual.

Please note that there is no on site parking available at the Liberty Stadium unless pre-booked. Supporters are advised to use the council operated Park and Walk site at Landore, adjacent to the city centre Park and Ride site for safety and security:

Parking restrictions in residential areas close to the Liberty Stadium are being enforced so supporters should please ensure they are parked legally at all times.

Please note that post-match there will be road closures in the vicinity of the stadium to allow supporters to exit safely, which will impact on travel time leaving the venue. 

Tickets for the game remain available to buy from the usual outlets. 

Ticket Office Opening Hours:

Good Friday 10am-6pm

Saturday 10am-Half time

The easiest and most convenient way to buy tickets now is to purchase online at www.ospreysrugby.com/buytickets. It is strongly recommended that you select the print at home option, allowing you to print off your tickets and avoid the anticipated matchday queues at the Ticket Office. The admin/booking fee for this game has been waived if you choose to print at home.

You can though, if you prefer, opt to collect from the Ticket Office. If you doing so, then you are advised to arrive at the stadium in plenty of additional time ahead of kick-off to ensure any issues that may arise can be dealt with accordingly. Any calls related to ticketing queries should be directed to the Ticket Office on 0844 815 6665.

Hospitality and Entertainment

Hospitality opens at 1.00pm, two hours ahead of kick-off, with strictly no admittance available prior to that time.

The O-Zone, the family friendly pre-match entertainment area underneath the South Stand has proven a huge success, with up to 1,000 people enjoying the interactive fun on a matchday.

For this game only, given the anticipated high demand, entrance to the O-Zone will be restricted to supporters in the South Stand only, which will act as a Family Stand for the afternoon. Season members and ticket holders located in the East or West Stand who require access to the O-Zone are able to swap seats for this game only, at no extra cost, by contacting the Ticket Office.

However, weather dependent, we’ll have a number of activities outside the Ozone behind the South Stand, including giant slides, rodeo rugby balls and a bouncy castle as well as a special Ospreys challenge. Make sure you’re down at the stadium from 1pm to enjoy everything on offer.

Community Clubs Activity

The following teams will be attending the game having participated in TagFest II at Bonymaen RFC on Saturday morning:

Meanwhile the following clubs are participating in matchday activities:

First Half Guard of Honour - Baglan RFC

Flag bearers – Ferndale Community School

Second Half Guard of Honour – Waterpark RFC (Waterford, Ireland).