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Kirklees Stadium

Kirklees Stadium (commercially the Accu Stadium) is a multi-purpose football and rugby stadium in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire. Opened in stages from 1994 and completed in 1998, it is formed by four covered stands around a rectangular pitch and has hosted domestic league matches, internationals and large concerts.

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First raised

1993

Its prime

2018

Today

Still standing

As it stood in 2018

What Kirklees Stadium looked like in its prime.

A compact four-stand rectangular bowl with covered seating on every side: two double-tiered stands at the West (main/Riverside) and North (Panasonic/Big Red) ends, and single-tier East (Kilner Bank) and South (Magic Rock Brewing) stands built partly into surrounding banks. The West stand presents an extended two-tier profile with rows of hospitality boxes; the South has a large scoreboard; the East carries the TV gantry. The pitch is surrounded by continuous seating and roof canopies.

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10 places to explore in 2018.

The record describes 10 distinct spots at Kirklees Stadium — including 7 interiors: north (big red/panasonic) stand, lower tier behind goal, east (kilner bank) stand with tv gantry, south (magic rock brewing) stand and big screen and more. Create your own photoreal reconstruction and walk through every one — more scenes means more photos, more angles and more of the immersive experience.

Approach across footbridge toward West (Riverside) StandWest (Riverside/Core) Stand exteriorNorth (Big Red/Panasonic) Stand, lower tier behind goalEast (Kilner Bank) Stand with TV gantrySouth (Magic Rock Brewing) Stand and big screenPitch edge: tunnel, changing rooms and dugout (West)Pitch and full bowl during a sell-out matchPitch with temporary seats removed for concert eventsUpper-tier hospitality boxes view (West stand)Aerial overview of the complete stadium and surroundings

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