Twickenham RFU Stadium Reviews

Atmosphere is amazing. Holds lots of different Events. Love it. Great seats and views from everywhere.

Excellent day out at home of England rugby and top of nicely with a win

Went to see the Army vs Navy rugby game which was an amazing experience. The stadium chairs are a little small. Made for anyone except rugby players really but I had a great view of the stadium none the less

Such a great day out for all the family and friends to go to

Work there doing carpet cleaning for 2015 World Cup the new buildings are amazing wow great place for rugby

Coming out of a rugby match heading for the railway station a huge bottleneck. It took 40 minutes to enter the station.

A wonderful stadium in SW London and home to the England Rugby Union team. Owned by the governing body of the game in England. This stadium was first built in 1907 and has had numerous enhancements over the years. It is the biggest stadium dedicated to rugby in the world. It is also the 2nd biggest in the UK and 4th largest in Europe. Great atmosphere and so friendly with opposing fans mingling throughout. Loads of bars and a good choice of food available. Good toilet facilities as well. Also a venue for other events. I so enjoyed my visit and will take any opportunity to return in the future. Only down side is getting home after the game as streets small and limited travel facilities in the area.

A very nice rugby stadium that I recommend for all rugby fans

What more can you say other than this is the Home of Rugby!

Twickers.... What's not to love about this fortress

Slower time through the entrance gates this time but a cracking day

Absolutely awesome place.. It's the Home of English Rugby... Great atmosphere..great staff.. Fantastic Stewards...

Very over priced drinks, but everything else is superb.

An older stadium which could benefit from some refurbishment. Seats are very close together and little room. Food and catering isn't up to the same standard as newer stadia

Well staffed and felt safe. Lots of food outlets to choose from.

Love the stadium, the rugby, the atmosphere. Highly recommended.

Great venue, obviously very busy due to International game. All bars were stacked with people, saved by a guy selling on foot with a drinks back pack. Great day out and England beat Australia.. not biased of course. Would recommend.

The home of English rugby!It's a wonderful stadium with great facilities and can have a second to none atmosphere when at full capacity! It's also well worth having a look round the rugby museum. Very interesting finding out how Billy Williams old Cabbage Patch became headquarters and now a cathedral of rugby!

Spectacular Stadium. A symbol for sports culture. They should invite football teams to know how the public and players are respected.
CATHEDRAL.

Seats are too close, other than that fun trip. Hey get some beer cup holders

The home of Rugby. Good facilities. Concession stalls very expensive. Expect traffic delays when leaving after a game.

Always an excellent experience. We visit for every home game and it is awesome. Crowd go wild and the ambience is incredible especially on a big game like against Australia last weekend! It improves each year how well they organise the crowds before and after the game

An extremely good stadium with a good view from pretty much every seat

What an atmosphere. Went on the tour (present from daughter) and we really enjoyed it. Got to sit in the royal box and go pitch side, along with the trophy rooms and changing rooms. Good tour.

One of my least favourite stadiums. On match days expect huge queues for the trains, toilets, food, drinks etc. A lot worse than Wembley.

All they need is a bit of football. Great day out at the 7s.

Great Stones concert, saw them live for the first time. What a band!!!!

Greatest stadium in Rugby. Although the drinks are a little expensive, the atmosphere more than makes up for that

Went for the rugby 7s weekend. Brilliant venue. Well.organised. loaded with food and drink venues along with good music and djs.

A great facility, but perfectly marked. Mecca for rugby lovers. Definitely worth seeing.

Difficult to get to being in a residential area, a concrete monolith with little atmosphere unless England play exciting rugby which is rare, now taken over by the hospitality brigade who are not that interested in the game and don't have More

First visit to Twickenham, brilliant England vs Wales match didn't disappoint Deffinetly will be returning for another England match.

Great venue to watch the Ruggers. Bloody expensive to eat and drink though

Great atmosphere for army navy, as expected prices of food/drink are inflated several things sold out early, but otherwise a good event.

Wembley is to Football as Twickenham is to Rugby . A great place, great atmosphere

As an experience, attending a match day here is fantastic.

I was lucky enough to win tickets to see Australia vs. Scotland during the recent World Cup and the atmosphere was unforgettable; no football-style aggro, instead a friendly camaraderie.

I would take a star off because it was very difficult to see exactly what was going on at times, as we were right at the back - especially knock-ons etc.

The home of English Rugby. Can't beat the atmosphere and the facilities. Toilet facilities need to be increased but that is true of most stadiums which have had to increase capacity to meet demand. Food stalls overpriced as expected but we typically don't eat at the stadium.

Excellent but toilets dirty and video equipment down

Went there for tour very informative. A must for any rugby lover.

Old concrete stadium. Uncomfortable seats, but great sight lines. Awful transportation after an event.

Great experience to be at the home of rugby looking forward to returning