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NRD goes Spooky: Roller Derby Triple Header
+ £1.25–£4 order fee
Booking fee included, at See Tickets; up to £27.82 for the best seats.
- When
- Saturday, 31 October 2026, 10.30am
- Where
- Lee Westwood Sports Centre, Ntu Clifton Campus, Nottingham Trent University, Clifton Lane, Nottingham, NG11 8NS
- Sold by
- See Tickets
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About the event
From See Tickets's listing
NRD is going Vampyre Disco and we are inviting YOU! On October 31st make sure to grab your friends and family and head over to Lee Westwood Sports Centre for a spooky day of live roller derby sponsored by our friends Neon Raptor Brewing Co Unfamiliar with roller derby? Come along and find out what it's all about! Expect to see a fast-paced, full-contact sport on skates. There will be hard hitting, skilled skating and a hell of a lot of team spirit. As well as these fantastic full-length games of roller derby, we'll have a great range of stalls on the day, including an always-popular cake and savoury treats stand and an exciting raffle. This is a family friendly event - children under the age of 16 are welcome free of charge. Please note that under 18s are not permitted in the track-side seating area for safety reasons. *Schedule*- 10am: Doors Open- 10:30am: First whistle for Game 1 (Vampyre Disco Rookie game) - 12:30pm: First whistle for Game 2 (Nottingham Bolts vs. Milton Keynes Concrete Cows)- 2:30pm: First whistle for Game 3 (Nottingham Arrows vs. Bristol All Stars) *Accessibility*:Lee Westwood Sports Centre is fully wheelchair accessible with step-free access to the hall and accessible toilets. Carers enter for free. *Rookie Game*:- Open to skaters who have played 5 or fewer games (or by coach discretion)- Must be deemed safe to play by your league.- Follows WFTDA gender policy (open to identifying female, non-binary, and gender-expansive skaters).…
Getting there
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