One of the best stadiums in the Championship, but not surprising as it was designed for a Premiership team! Straight-forward to get to, but takes ages to leave after a match, again, not a surprise. Catering surprisingly good, plenty of choice and reasonable prices, although the “away” fan with us was not impressed, comparing with Huddersfield Town prices.

Set in the middle of an industrial estate. Other than burger vans, there is not much else to choose from outside the ground. But it's a well Marshalled ground in and outside. Seating offers a good view, if a little, on the small side. But overall, it was a good experience .

St Mary's is a good ground to visit. There is a good family vibe about the place, with a small family area outside the ground for pre-game use and meet and greet mascots for the kids. There is lots of disability impaired access. Parking is limited, so public transport is favourite. Lots of food and drink outlets are spread around the ground. Inside, food and drink - including alcohol - is available, and the prices are not outrageous. There is handy supporters transport from 2 hours before kick off from both the Red Jet Terminal and the railway station and returning post-match. At the time of writing, this costs £3.50 return for an adult. Child and group prices are available.

A good day out. Restrictions inside did not allow for us to go outside for some fresh air during half time. Aggressive stewards not able to control some situations but overall ok

Absolutely fantastic day out, watching a great game against Millwall. Saints didn't get the result bit a wonderful day nonetheless. St Mary's, and Southampton football club really do promote a family friendly atmosphere, the facilities are top notch and I was lucky enough to watch from the hospitality box and meeting a few familiar faces whilst there. Highly recommended go and watch a game, soak up the atmosphere. Come on you Saints.