The stadium was historically known as London Road before entering into long-term commercial naming rights agreements.
The ground has been the home of Peterborough United since the club's formation in 1934.
The stadium's record attendance was set in 1965 during an FA Cup match against Swansea Town, with 29,950 spectators recorded.
The venue features four distinct stands: the Weston Homes Terrace, the BGL Group Stand, the Main Stand, and the Deskgo Stand.
The pitch underwent a significant relaying process in recent years to improve drainage and playing surface quality for professional standards.
Weston Homes Stadium is the professional football venue serving as the permanent home ground for Peterborough United Football Club. Located on London Road, the stadium features an all-seater capacity exceeding 13,000 spectators. The pitch is positioned within close proximity to the River Nene, which borders the southern side of the complex. The stadium has undergone significant redevelopment over the years, including the replacement of older terraces with modern stands. It serves primarily as a match-day venue for EFL League One fixtures and domestic cup competitions. The site remains a focal point for the local sporting community and hosts various club-related events throughout the year.
The elevated pedestrian walkway near the river bank offering a wide-angle view of the BGL Group Stand and the stadium exterior.
Book tickets in advance via the official Peterborough United website, as match-day sales are often unavailable for high-profile fixtures.
Check the club's official social media channels for stadium announcements regarding potential event-day road closures on London Road.
Dress in layers if attending evening matches, as the open-air design of the stadium can be significantly cooler than the city centre.
Do not attempt to purchase tickets from unofficial third-party scalpers near the stadium gates.
Operates primarily for matches and events between August and May; stadium tours are infrequent and subject to club scheduling.
Avoid wearing opposition team colours in home-designated seating areas; professional conduct is expected regarding pitch invasion and offensive chanting.
