10 Things To Know Before Match Day...

14,000 fans will be welcomed to Ravenhill this weekend. This is the biggest crowd in 13 years. Here is some key information that you need to know: 1. You can now enter Ravenhill Stadium through one of 34 automated turnstiles, simply scan the barcode on your ticket and push the turnstile forward to enter. Did you know...660 people can access through 1 turnstile in 1 hour. 2. For your convenience five new bars have opened in the stadium: Memorial End - The Line Out and The Scrum offer a ...

14,000 fans will be welcomed to Ravenhill this weekend. This is the biggest crowd in 13 years. Here is some key information that you need to know:

1. You can now enter Ravenhill Stadium through one of 34 automated turnstiles, simply scan the barcode on your ticket and push the turnstile forward to enter. Did you know...660 people can access through 1 turnstile in 1 hour.

2. For your convenience five new bars have opened in the stadium:

Memorial End - The Line Out and The Scrum offer a full bar service and being opposite the Food Village offer fans a great place to meet pre match.

The Back Line - Bar and family concession stand, offers easy access for those in the East Terrace and Family stand looking for a drink or snack.

The Shed - Aquinas Gate is a PET (Plastic Bottle) bar only. This bar offers easy access and a quick turnaround for those wanting to get their spot on the West Terrace. 400ml PET Heineken bottles are priced at £4.00 each.

Food Village - A PET bottle bar is also situated in middle of the Food Village.

From next season an additional bar with a 2000 fan capacity will be situated in the Grand Stand.

3. Ravenhill is known as 'Fortress Ravenhill' for its ability to create an electric but fair atmosphere for the opposition. Our general rules of thumb are:

Raise the Ravenhill Roar

Silence at all kicks

Please respect the referee and our opponents (no booing or geering)

4. Redevelopment - Areas of the ground are still under construction. The steelwork for the Grandstand began this week. Thank you to all of our patrons for their understanding during this on-going construction period which will see the ground fully developed to a capacity of over 18,000 in May 2014.

5. Match programmes are available from all main entry points into the stadium and there are also mobile sellers in the bars and stands.

6. Ulster Rugby continues to run a free Park 'n' Ride service courtesy of Translink for supporters. The Park 'n' Ride service operates on both sides of the ground with a bus route from Pirrie Park and another from Montgomery Road departing every 15 minutes, from 90 minutes before kick-off and up to an hour after the final whistle.

7. The Ticket Office (located behind the Food Village in the reception of Head Office) is open Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm and also remains open during the match and 30 minutes after the final whistle. Match tickets for this game can be collect from 5.30pm from the Ticket Kiosk located outside the Onslow Parade gate.

8. Be part of it - Fans can post game day photos on any of our social networks and share their Ulster Rugby experiences with others, simply use the #SUFTUM #UlsvLeic on Facebook /ulsterrugby, Twitter @UlsterRugby and on Instagram.

9. TAXI! For those spectators who like to relax and enjoy a drink before, during or after the match, a taxi service is provided by Fonacab. The taxi rank will operate from the front of the Administration Building (beside the Main Gate) from 20 minutes after the final whistle.

10. Broadcast Schedule - For those who cannot make it to the Stadium on Friday night, there will be live coverage of the game on Sky Sports 1 (Sky channel 401) from 19.00.