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 You should take your bags with you so nobody steals them while you are outside.

 You should leave immediately using the closest exit and not waste time taking your belongings.

 In an emergency, leave by the nearest exit and collect bags and coats first.

 You should only close fire doors if you can see smoke or flames.

 Fire doors must be kept open during busy matches to help people leave faster.

 You are not allowed to keep fire doors open; they should stay shut at all times.

 When you hear the alarm, you should do what staff tell you and go quietly to the correct exit.

 If the alarm sounds, staff instructions are optional, but you must move to your seating section.

 When the alarm sounds, you should run to the main entrance because it is the biggest exit.

 You should use the stairs only if the lifts are full.

 In a fire, you must take the stairs, not the lift, and stay on the right side.

 During a fire, use the lifts and keep to the right to avoid the stairs.

 You must not block walkways or steps with bags because people need a clear way through.

 You should put your bag in front of your seat so it is easy to find after the match.

 Keep gangways clear at all times by leaving bags on the steps in front of seats.