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Cardiff City Football Club

Cardiff City Stadium

Leckwith Road

Cardiff

CF11 8AZ

Ticket Office Opening Times

In Person

Tuesday: 10am-4pm
Wednesday: 10am-4pm
Friday: 10am-4pm
Weekend Home Matchdays: 10am – Half Time

Via Telephone

033 33 11 1920
Monday to Friday 10am-5pm
Weekend Matchdays: Closed
Bank Holidays: Closed

If you'd prefer, please email: tickets@cardiffcityfc.co.uk, or buy online 24/7 here.

Cardiff City SuperStore Opening Times

Monday-Wednesday: Closed

Thursday-Saturday: 10am-4pm

Saturday (matchdays): 10am-Kick-off & 30 mins following final whistle

Sunday: Closed

By Car

Access to Cardiff City Stadium from the M4 is easy. Leave the M4 at junction 33 and take the A4232 towards Cardiff/Barry. Exit the A4232 onto the B4267 turnoff, signposted towards Cardiff City Stadium.

Home supporters should take the first exit onto Leckwith Road (B4267) before turning right onto Ffordd Fred Keenor at the second set of traffic lights.

Away supporters should take the second exit onto Hadfield Road and then the third left in to Bessemer Road. Travel to the end of Bessemer Road and turn left at the traffic lights onto Sloper Road. Travel along Sloper Road and turn left up Clos Parc Morgannwg towards the away supporters dedicated car park. Electronic vehicle management signage and brown football signage to help guide you to Cardiff City Stadium will be in place from the M4.

If following a Sat Nav, it may take you through the City Centre which will add at least 30 minutes to your journey.

A dedicated drop off point is located at the Fred Keenor Statue at the main roundabout.

Car Parking

Cardiff City Stadium has 78 accessible parking bays available to home supporters. All bays are allocated/sold on a seasonal basis. To be added on a waiting list please email Ben Jones or contact the ticket office on 033 33 11 1920.

If you hold a blue badge stewards will do their best to allocate you a space on the end of a row and as close to your gate entrance as possible. Please do not park in the accessible bays as they are all allocated/sold.

There are 20 accessible parking bays within the away supporter car park. These permits will be issued to the visiting club with their ticket allocation so they can allocate to their supporters. Permits cost £10.

The parking surface is flat and is tarmacked. There are no ramps to negotiate.

The stadium car park will close 30 minutes prior to the advertised kick off time and up to 30 minutes after the full-time whistle.

Sloper Road from the junction with Virgil Street to Leckwith Road will be closed post-match for up to an hour and from Leckwith Road to Atlas Road/Wellington Street.

By Train

The nearest train stations are Ninian Park and Grangetown which are both serviced by Cardiff Central, provided by National Rail.

Ninian Park (NNP)

Ninian Park station is located off Leckwith Road, approximately 0.2 miles from the stadium. Trains depart half-hourly in both directions Mon – Sat. Please note trains do not run on Sundays to this station. Access to this station is via steep ramps from the pavements.

Grangetown (GTN)

Grangetown station is located off Penarth Road, approximately 0.7 miles from the stadium. Trains depart more frequently than from Ninian Park and services reach Cardiff Central in 5 minutes. Services are reduced on Sundays with two trains per hour to Cardiff Central. The station is only reachable via steps.

Cardiff Central (CDF)

Cardiff Central station is located in the City Centre approximately 1.5 miles from the stadium. Cardiff Central has direct rail links to many cities in the UK including London, Birmingham, Manchester and Southampton.

By Bus

You can travel to Cardiff by National Express coach from most UK cities. There are also Megabus routes into Cardiff from London, Birmingham Airport, Manchester and Newcastle.

Stagecoach in South Wales provides local bus services throughout South East Wales with services running through Blaenau Gwent, Bridgend, Caerphilly, Cardiff, Merthyr, Newport, Monmouthshire, Powys, Rhondda Cynon Taf & Torfaen.

The X10 bus route is the express coach service from Swansea to Cardiff (via Bridgend). The service runs up to 12 times a day.

Cardiff Bus is Cardiff’s leading bus operator with services running in the city, the Vale of Glamorgan and to and from Newport. The Cardiff Bus app is a convenient way to find out everything you need to know about using the bus and buying mobile tickets.

Cardiff Bus operate a shuttle bus service on home match days. Their shuttle buses will whisk you away from Wood Street (Stop JR outside the Cardiff Uni Media School) to Cardiff City Stadium every 15 minutes, starting 2 hours before kick-off.

After the game, shuttle buses will run every 15 minutes for 1 hour from the stadium back to Wood Street. Please note that the first two buses to depart after the match will run along the A4232 Link Road, Mermaid Quay and Lloyd George Avenue. Not along Leckwith Road and Ninian Park Road due to road closures in place post-match.

For further information including timetables for differing kick-off times and the special match day fare please visit https://www.cardiffbus.com/ccfc-shuttle-bus

Other services that stop near Cardiff City Stadium are the following:

Service No.	Going to	Where to get on	Where to get off
92, 93 & 94	Penarth (92) Barry (93, 94)	Wood Street Tudor Street	Ninian Park School (Sloper Road) – approx. 10 minute walk to stadium.
95	Barry	Wood Street (JR)	Leckwith Road ASDA – across road from Cardiff City Stadium.
95A	Penarth	Wood Street (JR)	Leckwith Road ASDA – across road from Cardiff City Stadium.

New Adventure Travel (NAT Group) run bus services across Cardiff and South Wales.

Away supporters travelling via coach will park in the dedicated away car park outside the away turnstiles at Gate 12.

Please note that services and routes are subject to change.

By Bike

Free, secure, managed cycle parking is provided at Cardiff City Stadium.

On Foot

It's easy to walk to Cardiff City Stadium, with footpaths and direct routes from most areas of the city. The distance from the centre of Cardiff to the Stadium is around one and a half miles. You will need to head south west of the Principality Stadium towards the Riverside area of the town, then follow signs to the Stadium.

N.B Supporters are advised to think of their own safety when walking to the Stadium, particularly during evening games or when visibility is reduced. Always be aware of traffic around you and think about your route home when leaving at the end of the game.