Harlequins strive to ensure that all supporters have the best possible experience at our fixtures.
Please note:
We expect attendance to be high at Big Game 16, with potential total attendance reaching 80,000 people. Please therefore note that there will very likely be crowds on the day as well as loud noises from the crowd, music acts and pre-match show which will include (flames, fireworks, pyros, flashing lights).
For those with sound sensitivity, sensory processing needs and young children, we would recommend bringing your own ear defenders to the event.
The following accessible resources will be available at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham:
RFU Accessibility:
Please click on the following link to be directed to the RFU Accessibility FAQs: Stadium Accessibility – Rugby Football Union (englandrugby.com)
Sensory Room:
There will be a Sensory Room at Big Game.
Please note that Sensory Rooms are designated spaces to help people, regardless of age, who have sensory processing needs. Its purpose is a to provide a safe and calming environment for those with neurodivergent needs who may be finding the match atmosphere overwhelming.
The room will be available on a come-and-go/first-come, first-serve basis due to maximum occupancy limits, with a recommended stay of 30 minutes to ensure availability to other supporters who may benefit from the room.
A register your interest form will be available closer to the time.
Matchday map: Click here
Getting to Allianz Stadium, Twickenham: Click here