Leave your legacy on the 1884 Wall

The 1884 wall was introduced in 2021, and funds have since supported our sensory rooms and Community Corner activity.

The wall gives Derby County fans the opportunity to see their name at the stadium they love, whilst supporting projects that impact the lives of communities throughout Derby and Derbyshire.

The wall is displayed outside the South West corner of the stadium and is renewed each year, in January.    

Pricing:

• Standard spaces are £12 and allow supporters to choose a single name to display. *SOLD OUT*
• VIP spaces are £22 and will include a name and message to be displayed (25 characters per message). *SOLD OUT*
• 1884 spaces are £18.84 and will form a limited section of the wall which will form the iconic ‘1884’. *SOLD OUT*

Key dates:

• Block sales for the 2026, 1884 Wall will begin in late October 2025.
• The 1884 Wall will be installed and available to view at Pride Park Stadium from Friday 23rd January (Derby County v West Brom).

All names and messages submitted will be checked for profanities or offensive language. Any that are found to contain inappropriate language will not be published. No emojis will be published.

Buying as a Gift?

WhAT does your money SUPPORT?

Derby County Community Trust are committed to ensuring equal opportunities for all and continue to aim to deliver inclusive activities across the county, facilitating a range of disability sessions in communities and schools.

Back in 2019, the Community Trust recognised that a dedicated space was needed at Pride Park Stadium to welcome some of their participants, particularly those with Autism and additional needs.

From this came the introduction of one, then two Sensory Rooms that are situated within the West Stand. The Sensory Rooms have helped many families to experience something that they never thought would be possible.

The costs of keeping the Sensory Room running are mounting. Designed as a place for all, we do not want to introduce any charge to the families who use the room, and instead, will be using profits made from 1884 wall sales to fund the facilities.

To find out more about our Sensory Rooms please click the link below.