Second visit and still only slightly impressed. Worth visiting the area around it for a wind down.

The Keepmoan stadium is for all of those who keep moaning about their team and their players and wishing an oil baron would come and buy them. First-Hand Experience: More info about my personal experience at this stadium - I had an absolutely fantastic time at Keepmoat when I was here in 2011. I played a concert in Doncaster and then came here the very next afternoon, before my evening concert in Sheffield. The fans were much louder and more intense than I expected, and my friend that brought me (he owned the hotel where I was staying in Doncaster) turned out to be a rabid fan too. I absolutely loved every second of it, but if I'm rating it strictly on the facilities, then it's a 4. Just because it's not usually full and would be even more amazing if it could be packed every week. I've been to most UK & US stadiums, due to lifelong obsessions with travel, sport & especially footy (soccer to Americans). Born & raised in England, I followed Oxford United (hometown team) to stadia all over the country at away games, and later Liverpool (fave team) around. Every stadium review - like all my reviews - are from first-hand personal experience, usually from several visits. In 2011, I was on music tour in the UK, and visited most stadiums for fun in my spare time. As recently as Fall 2014, when I was "stuck" in UK for 3 months, I went to hundreds yet again while travelling. I have pictures of me at most, which I'll post later. Also, when back in UK I'll take more pix, and add more stadia! *** return to regular review *** The fans here don't always create the best atmosphere, but it's a really lovely new stadium, and is excellent size wise and facilities wise for a city like Doncaster. If you ever visit Doncaster, stay at the lovely Caribbean B & B. It hosts 15k and is all-seater and very impressive on every level. read more

I have a season ticket to see doncaster rovers,the new stadium is an asset to doncaster,when it first opened i went on a tour of the place and everything from the changing rooms,toilets function rooms and of course the stands and the pitch is of such a high quality, doncaster now has one of the best stadiums in the uk,apart from football the stadium is used for a varity of different functions such as rugby league The only bad points about visiting the stadium is the bars are really expensive,and any food you buy their is really expensive and not very nice either,you will pay nearly a pound just for mars bar,basically though as long as you eat and drink before or after your visit its an excellent place to go read more

Visited the Keepmoat a couple of times now and enjoyed both visits. It's easy enough to find but as ever, they build a nice ground and not enough parking for it. On our last visit, we paid £5 to park in a business car park that had opened its gates for the evening. Getting to the ground from the M18 and back away from it can be extremely frustrating so allow yourself plenty of time before and after kick off to sit in a queue. The stadium is obviously a new build and therefore facilities are good. Food and drink is expensive however and on both occasions I ended up queuing for nothing as all food had run out. At one stage they had stopped selling alcohol due to having their licence revoked, but I believe this has now been reinstated. read more

Another new look stadium. Was a good visit last time with the staff being polite and friendly. There isn't a great deal of parking around the ground so we parked further away and walked in. Was a bit of traffic on the way out but it was moving so wasn't all that bad. The queues inside for food and beer were pretty long but went down fairly quick. Prices are a little expensive compared to other grounds. read more

Clean facilities, good exits but a bit too pricey for food and drink

I visited here last July for a concert with my niece for her birthday - Mcfly and Ronan Keating. The stadium was clean, very big and I liked the venue for live music. They had ample parking outside as for me coming from a distance and without a sat nav it was easy to find as it was well sign posted. I would return here for a live music event in the future. They only had hot dogs to eat which were expensive and not the nicest I have had. Can not comment on the football side but the seats were comfortable and did have plenty of leg room and the staff guiding people in and out of the car park were good read more

The Keepmoat Stadium is home to Doncaster Rovers football and Doncaster RLFC and is located just off the M18 next to the Doncaster Outlet Centre. The stadium can seat 15,000 people and next the stadium is a small athletics stadium which is home to Doncaster Belles (women) football. Music events have also taken place at the Keepmoat during the summer months. The stadium is a fantastic little stadium and a great atmosphere can be generated inside due to the compact design. The facilities are excellent but like most modern stadiums the food and drink for most supporters isn't great. The stadium is a great place to watch a sport event and even a small crowd can generate a good atmosphere. If Doncaster Rovers continue to be successful then it is likely that the stadium will increase the capacity in the future. read more

Our (Sheffield United's) away fixture against Donny was televised live on BBC TWO, so a low turnout from both home and away fans was expected. However, the home fans which did turn out failed to make an impact and only made a respectable level of noise when they scored. Away fans can create a decent atmosphere at this ground though, as the roof is quite low. The ground itself manages to be slightly above par of the template modern 'bowl' stadiums and boasts decent legroom from comfortable seats. Food is typically priced for a football stadium and the toilets are well maintained but quite packed. Stewarding was fairly decent apart from a couple of incidents when they had clearly got bored and decided to chuck a few people out for things as trivial as banging on seats. There are quite a few places to park, but they cost around £4.00 so arriving around an hour before the match will get you some free street parking. For a guaranteed Free of charge parking spot the 'Doncaster Dome' lesiure park will always have free spaces and is 1/2 hours walk from the Keepmoat. I would advise not to use the offical away fan parking space, I heard a few fellow United fans grumbling about it's lack of value for money. Pubs round the Stadium are few and far between the ground is located in the middle of an ex-industrial estate. The town centre is quite a journey away and a bus or taxi is advised if you are desperate for a drink. Keep Colours covered after the match, as fans from both clubs will be walking side by side. read more

as a doncaster rovers fans i love this place

It was easy to get to and parking on the approach in an industrial estate was easy. A typical new stadium; clean with helpful staff. It was very cold so the cup of tea was most welcome, although rather expensive. They actually play football the way it should be played so if your team is a fast passing team too you'll be in for an exciting game. read more