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Introduction

The following information describes the route from Whitehorse Lane Bus Stop (Selhurst Park Stadium) to the outer concourse (Main Stand).
The approximate distance of this route is 180m.
The route takes approximately 2-3 minutes.
The routes lead along Whitehorse Lane and onto the concourse area, via the Sainsbury’s site.
The majority of paths along the route consists of flagstone paving and tarmac.
The potential hazards on this route include; congested pathways, steep ramps, bollards and uneven surfaces.

The Whitehorse Lane Bus Stop (Selhurst Park Stadium) is located on Whitehorse Lane.
There is step-free access to the bus stop.
The bus stop is not sheltered.
There is no seating at the bus stop.
There is no digital display at this bus stop.
There is no audio announcer at this bus stop.
The bus routes that use the bus stop include; 130, 468, X86, N68.

When exiting the bus turn right and follow Whitehorse Lane.
After approximately 35m you will pass over tactile paving which indicates a road crossing to the right.
The path narrows to 110cm at this point past a traffic light.
After approximately 75m the path bends round to the left into the Sainsbury's site, past the Club Shop and Ticket Office.
The path surface for this section of the route consists of flagstone paving.
There is a downwards slope at this part of the route.
Follow the walkway until you reach a ramp and set of steps.
The ramp is on the right hand side and has a width of 130cm.
The gradient of the ramp is steep and there are handrails on both sides.
Alternatively on the left there are 4 clearly marked steps.
The height of the steps is 17cm.
The steps have a central handrail.
The ramp overcomes the steps.
The ramp and the steps are indicated by strips of tactile paving.
Use the ramp or steps to access the level platform outside the main Sainsbury's supermarket entrance.

As you face the Sainsbury's entrance turn right and follow the walkway as it slopes downwards towards the Selhurst Park gates.
This section of the walkway has a steep slope.
The path has a flagstone paving surface and is slightly uneven in places.
After approximately 25m there are 4 low level bollards.
The surface of the walkway after the bollards is tarmac.
Follow the walkway over the hatched markings until you reach the gates at the entrance to the concourse.
The main gate has a cobbled strip in front of it.
The gates are attended by club staff.
Pass through the gate and you will reach the concourse area.