[Archived] What is the Blues Bar and Stadium Tour like?

[Jay-Rovers]

I am just wondering what the Blues Bar and tours are like as I am
thinking of taking my two sons this Sunday for a Meal and stadium tour.



They have never been to Ewood yet watching Rovers but now they are
getting older and into football I am hoping they will choose my beloved
team.



Thanks in advance

[cn174]

I've not been on one for a good while but I think you'll enjoy it. You get to go to quite a lot of parts of the stadium - changing rooms, press rooms, suites, pitch, see the trophys etc. Take your camera, that's fine. Only thing is the pitch is currently dug up so you're pitchside photos will look a bit odd.

And Blues food is decent.

[Muddboy]

I went a three or so years ago.

Loved seing behind the scenes, but had two gripes:

1 The trophies and pennants in the cabinets hadn't seen a duster for a good while – looked very poorly looked after

2 The lady that led the tour was a Burnely fan. Seriously.

[AndyNeil]

I took my son earlier this year and it was the first time either of us had been on it... I was impressed - great value for money and without going into to much detail of what it involves, it is well worth the money.

Edit - the person who lead the tour was a bloke and defo NOT a Burnley fan

[Willie Eckerslike]

My daughter and I were given a tour as a Christmas present about 2 years ago.

I didn't expect much and thought I would know or have already been in most of the areas but I was pleasantly surprised.

It was a great visit and I found out lots of stuff that I didn't know and thoroughy enjoyed it

Ronnie Clayton did the little introductory chat in Blues before the tour began - not sure who does it now.

[Jay-Rovers]

Thank you all for your replies and you have definitely sold it to me. My sons and I are really looking forward to it.

Thank you again and I will have my boys a Rovers fan in no time

[pk1875]

I am just wondering what the Blues Bar and tours are like as I am

thinking of taking my two sons this Sunday for a Meal and stadium tour.

They have never been to Ewood yet watching Rovers but now they are

getting older and into football I am hoping they will choose my beloved

team.

Thanks in advance

They are great, and a seriously memorable thing for any Rovers fan

I went a three or so years ago.

Loved seing behind the scenes, but had two gripes:

1 The trophies and pennants in the cabinets hadn't seen a duster for a good while – looked very poorly looked after

2 The lady that led the tour was a Burnely fan. Seriously.

If you are lucky enough to get the above mentioned Burnley fan, she does a great ground tour and knows her stuff about all things Rovers