Matchday Guide | Swansea City v Nottingham Forest (Carabao Cup)
Swansea City face Nottingham Forest in the third round of the Carabao Cup cup this evening (September 17).
The cup clash kicks off at 8pm with turnstiles opening at 6.30pm.
There is still time to purchase tickets with adults priced at £20, while under-14s are charged at £5 for this evening's game.
NEW FOR 2025-26
CONCOURSE KIOSK ORDERING
Supporters are reminded that the West Stand operates a hybrid catering order system. Self-Order Units (SOUs) will operate as an express drinks service, while those looking to purchase food can head to the Food and Drinks counter.
What is new?
- Available from the Food kiosk - Food & drink can now be bought directly at the tills inside the food kiosks, making it quicker and easier to grab a bite.
- Available from the Bar Kiosks - Express Drinks-Only service – just use the SOUs to order your favourite alcoholic or soft drink, and enjoy a faster, streamlined experience.
- You can continue to pre-order your drinks before kick-off using the SOUs and pick them up at half-time.
MATCHDAY TICKET OFFICE OPENING
The ticket office staff will be located in the club shop from 10am for matchday enquiries and purchases.
They will then move to the ticket office windows from 5pm for further matchday ticket sales.
Please note, both the club shop and ticket office will close at kick-off and will not reopen post match.
MATCHDAY
PARKING AND TRAVEL
ONSITE PARKING
For supporters wishing to drive to the stadium, there may be spaces available to purchase within the stadium car park on the day.
Please note that parking on site is not guaranteed, and will be on a first come, first service basis.
The car park will close approximately 15 minutes before kick-off, any persons arriving after this time will not be permitted entry even if spaces remain.
OFF-SITE PARKING
The lcv car park
Please note, the lcv car park is closed for this game.
Virgin Media Site
Our parking partners Big Parking offer offsite parking options at the Virgin Media Site. This car park is approximately 20 minutes away by foot and is accessed by the council owned river footpath.
Find out more about these HERE.
Landore Park and Walk
Parking is also available at the Council Owned Landore Park and Walk site adjacent to the Swansea.com Stadium. Click HERE for information.
Morrisons
Long-stay parking can be booked online in advance at the Morrison's car park (Morfa).
Please note, these spaces are limited and sell out very quickly. Click here for more information.
There is no matchday booking option for this car park, so please do not park here on the day if you're booking isn't already confirmed.
Morfa Retail Park
Supporters are reminded that strict matchday parking restrictions are in place in the Morfa Retail Park car park, and these will be applied. Supporters should not attempt to park here.
Street Parking
When seeking street parking in the stadium's surrounding area, supporters are asked to pay attention to any parking signs and restrictions.
We also ask that anyone travelling to the Swansea.com Stadium be considerate of our neighbours and please do not block driveways or pavements. Thank you.
CLUB SHOP
The club shop will open at 10am for all your merchandise and retail needs.
It will close at kick-off and will not reopen after the game.
Please note, you will be able to make ticket purchases inside the club shop until 5pm, when our ticketing team will move to the ticket office.
REUSABLE CUPS
We encourage supporters to return their cups to designated collection points when they have finished their drinks.
THE CWTCH (inclusion room)
Swansea City has a multi-use quiet space and sensory zone with prayer facilities located in the stadium's West Stand.
This room can be accessed via a door at the north end of the West Stand concourse (located at the foot of the Access D stairwell - or the stairwell with the Snoop Dogg mural) or via main reception and the room itself is named 'The Cwtch'.
The room will have the match playing on the television, so that people who choose to leave the stands and access the space can continue to watch the game.
Supporters can also use this space to pray and reflect. For those who require them, prayer mats - which are available to borrow - are stored in the room.
For more information about accessible facilities in the stadium, click here.
ACCESSIBILITY
Swansea City aims to create a welcoming and inclusive environment for everyone and we understand that not everyone enjoys a game in the same way.
We have a number of in-stadium facilities to ensure supporters enjoy their matchday and further information about these can be found HERE.
The club has joined with AccessAble to create visual guides. These can be viewed HERE.
BRITISH SIGN LANGUAGE
Swansea City is proud to be the first EFL club to have a permanent BSL provision at the ground.
Our interpreter, Talina Jones, will appear on the big screen with our stadium announcer Kev Johns to bring the full matchday experience to Deaf and hard of hearing supporters at the stadium.
And will also be on hand to support fans for whom BSL is their main language.
Click here to find out more.