Macron Stadium

Macron Stadium

GOPRO DRONE SPECIAL | Aerial footage of Macron Stadium Burnden Way, Bolton, United Kingdom History and description Macron Stadium, until recently known as Reebok Stadium, opened on 1 September 1997 with a league match between Bolton and Everton (0-0). Everton had also been the first league opponent at Bolton’s previous home, Burnden Park.Macron Stadium is particularly known for its characteristic roof structure. It was initially named after long-time club sponsor Reebok, but changed names in 2014 following a new sponsorship deal.Macron Stadium is located outside the town of Bolton in Middlebrook at an out-of-town complex of retail, leisure, and office parks. The distance to Bolton’s city centre is about 5 miles.The complex is situated practically adjacent to the M61 motorway, which makes it easy to reach by car. The stadium will be visible from the motorway. Horwich Parkway railway station lies just 200 metres from the Reebok Stadium. Direct trains to Horwich Parkway leave at least every half an hour from places such as Manchester, Blackpool, Preston and Bolton. Bolton has divided home matches into three pricing categories. Tickets for Grade A matches, the most expensive, range in price from £28.00 for a lower-tier seat behind the goal to £35.00 for an upper-tier seat at one of the long sides. Tickets for Grade C matches, the cheapest, range in price from £22.00 to £28.00. Bolton offer behind-the-scenes guided stadium tours that include the changing rooms, dugouts, players’ tunnel and press area.Tours run Monday, Tuesday, and Friday at 11:00 am, and Sunday at 1:00 pm. The tour costs £7.50.All tours must be booked in advance, which can be done by phone +44 (0) 844 8712932, or at the Bolton Central shop at the stadium. www.stadiumguide.com Watch back some truly unique aerial footage captured on a DJI Phantom Quadcopter around Macron Stadium. Subscribe for FREE and never miss another Bolton Wanderers video ! Macron Stadium | the best aerial videos

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