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Matchday information: Salisbury v Slough Town
Enterprise National League South
Saturday 18 October 2025 – Kick-off 3.00pm
The Raymond McEnhill Stadium, Salisbury
Following our dramatic Emirates FA Cup victory at Arbour Park last Saturday, we are back to league action and back on the road as we make the trip to Wiltshire to take on Salisbury.
Tickets
This fixture will be segregated, with separate ticket allocations for home and away supporters.
Slough Town fans should purchase tickets online in advance here:
Buy tickets for Salisbury v Slough Town
Prices:
• Adult – £17 (plus £1 for seated stand)
• Concession* – £13 (plus £1 for seated stand)
• Age 5–17 – £6
• Under 5 – Free
Concessions include over 65s and students (valid ID required).
Additional charges:
• Stand transfer – £1
• Car parking – £2 (limited availability; please arrive early)
Getting to the Raymond McEnhill Stadium
By car:
The Ray Mac is located three miles north of Salisbury city centre, in Old Sarum.
From the Beehive Roundabout (after the Park & Ride), take the first exit, then the second exit at the next roundabout. Turn left onto Partridge Way after the crossroads; the stadium is at the end of the road.
Please do not park in nearby housing estates or on Partridge Way.
By train:
Salisbury railway station is served by regular services from London Waterloo, Basingstoke, Southampton, and Exeter. The ground is around 3 miles from the station (roughly 40 minutes on foot).
By bus:
Salisbury Reds’ PR11 service runs between the city centre and the Ray Mac, stopping right outside the stadium.
Alternatively, routes X4, X5, and Activ8 serve the Beehive Roundabout — around a 15-minute walk to the ground.
At the Ray Mac
• Turnstiles open at 1.30pm for Saturday fixtures.
• Two tea huts operate either side of the main stand, serving hot food, snacks, and drinks.
• Matchday programmes and 50/50 tickets are available from the club shop (and just inside Turnstile 1).
• The Rude Giant Sports Bar (external, next to Turnstile 2) and the Main Bar (accessible from Turnstile 1 after 1.30pm) open from 12.15pm. Both show live televised sport before kick-off, with the Main Bar open post-match as well.
Disabled Access
Please contact Salisbury FC in advance by calling 01722 776655 or emailing info@salisburyfc.co.uk to arrange access and a complimentary carer ticket if required.
A dedicated disabled entrance and viewing area are located next to the stadium’s disabled parking bays, with stewards on hand to assist on matchday.
Visiting Salisbury
While in the area, supporters may wish to explore Salisbury’s historic attractions — including Old Sarum, Salisbury Cathedral, and the Salisbury Museum — or take a short trip to the world-renowned Stonehenge, just ten miles away.
The city also boasts a lively market, excellent restaurants, and a vibrant nightlife scene.
Enterprise National League South
Saturday 18 October 2025 – Kick-off 3.00pm
The Raymond McEnhill Stadium, Salisbury
Following our dramatic Emirates FA Cup victory at Arbour Park last Saturday, we are back to league action and back on the road as we make the trip to Wiltshire to take on Salisbury.
Tickets
This fixture will be segregated, with separate ticket allocations for home and away supporters.
Slough Town fans should purchase tickets online in advance here:
Buy tickets for Salisbury v Slough Town
Prices:
• Adult – £17 (plus £1 for seated stand)
• Concession* – £13 (plus £1 for seated stand)
• Age 5–17 – £6
• Under 5 – Free
Concessions include over 65s and students (valid ID required).
Additional charges:
• Stand transfer – £1
• Car parking – £2 (limited availability; please arrive early)
Getting to the Raymond McEnhill Stadium
By car:
The Ray Mac is located three miles north of Salisbury city centre, in Old Sarum.
From the Beehive Roundabout (after the Park & Ride), take the first exit, then the second exit at the next roundabout. Turn left onto Partridge Way after the crossroads; the stadium is at the end of the road.
Please do not park in nearby housing estates or on Partridge Way.
By train:
Salisbury railway station is served by regular services from London Waterloo, Basingstoke, Southampton, and Exeter. The ground is around 3 miles from the station (roughly 40 minutes on foot).
By bus:
Salisbury Reds’ PR11 service runs between the city centre and the Ray Mac, stopping right outside the stadium.
Alternatively, routes X4, X5, and Activ8 serve the Beehive Roundabout — around a 15-minute walk to the ground.
At the Ray Mac
• Turnstiles open at 1.30pm for Saturday fixtures.
• Two tea huts operate either side of the main stand, serving hot food, snacks, and drinks.
• Matchday programmes and 50/50 tickets are available from the club shop (and just inside Turnstile 1).
• The Rude Giant Sports Bar (external, next to Turnstile 2) and the Main Bar (accessible from Turnstile 1 after 1.30pm) open from 12.15pm. Both show live televised sport before kick-off, with the Main Bar open post-match as well.
Disabled Access
Please contact Salisbury FC in advance by calling 01722 776655 or emailing info@salisburyfc.co.uk to arrange access and a complimentary carer ticket if required.
A dedicated disabled entrance and viewing area are located next to the stadium’s disabled parking bays, with stewards on hand to assist on matchday.
Visiting Salisbury
While in the area, supporters may wish to explore Salisbury’s historic attractions — including Old Sarum, Salisbury Cathedral, and the Salisbury Museum — or take a short trip to the world-renowned Stonehenge, just ten miles away.
The city also boasts a lively market, excellent restaurants, and a vibrant nightlife scene.
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