Adams Park opened in 1990 at the base of the Chilterns and has been Wycombe’s home ever since. It is a compact modern ground with the Chairboys Village fan area adding extra trader and hospitality activity on bigger days.
What happens here
- Wycombe Wanderers League One, FA Cup and EFL Cup home matches.
- Matchday hospitality and concourse outlets.
- Club events, private hire and Chairboys Village traders.
Who runs hospitality and catering
Thomas Franks is Wycombe Wanderers’ official catering partner at Adams Park from the 2026/27 season, succeeding BaxterStorey. The partner covers matchday F&B, club events and private hire.
What’s it like to work here
Apply via Thomas Franks careers for 2026/27 rather than the outgoing BaxterStorey route. Practical for staff in High Wycombe, Marlow, Amersham and the M40 corridor.
What to verify before applying
Because Thomas Franks is the incoming catering partner, the first season matters. Check that any vacancy names Thomas Franks, Adams Park or Wycombe Wanderers, and do not rely on older BaxterStorey routes unless the advert is clearly current. The partnership covers matchday food and beverage, club events and private hire, so casual work can include kiosks, bars, hospitality service, kitchen support and events.
Adams Park is compact, but its hospitality footprint is still meaningful. Wycombe’s official executive-box information describes private boxes for up to 12 guests, dedicated drinks service and food package options. That points to a small but hands-on matchday operation where staff may move between bar, box service and event setup. Ask whether shifts are football-only or include weekday/private-hire work before accepting a rota.
Sources to verify: Thomas Franks careers, Wycombe executive boxes, Adams Park contract coverage.
