Club Brugge Foundation strives for an accessible soccer experience for everyone, including the differently-abled. With the supporters' club SFCB On Wheels, we specifically address the needs of wheelchair users. This allows them to fully participate in Club Brugge's soccer events, both at the Jan Breydel Stadium and on the move.
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Wheelchair zones at the Jan Breydel Stadium
The Jan Breydel Stadium has 3 separate zones for wheelchair users with a total of 85 seats.
There are 2 wheelchair zones available for Club Brugge supporters:
- In the west stand at the edge of the pitch, just before section 116 (55 seats, of which 27 are covered seats)
- In the north stand in front of section 211 (15 places)
Both areas are accessible via a separate entrance with an inclined ramp through the Northwest Corner, right next to the accessible restrooms for people with disabilities.
- In addition, 15 adapted wheelchair spaces are available for supporters of the visiting team in the Southeast Corner, located just below the other visiting supporters. An accessible restroom is located nearby.
Tickets & subscriptions
Want to watch a game on the wheelchair stand, or are you interested in a season ticket?
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More information and contact
Head of Foundation Peter Gheysen has been officially appointed as Disability Access Officer at Club Brugge. The task of a Disability Access Officer (DAO) is to ensure accessibility and inclusiveness for supporters, employees and other stakeholders with disabilities. He works to create an inclusive and welcoming environment where all stakeholders, regardless of disability, can equally enjoy matches and other events at the soccer club.
Do you have questions or would like to receive more information about SFCB On Wheels? Please email foundation@clubbrugge.be and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
SFCB On Wheels contributes to the recognition of Club Brugge supporters with physical disabilities and ensures that they can enjoy soccer in an accessible way. The Club Brugge Foundation continues to strive for an inclusive soccer community
