The Bluebirds travel to Rotherham United's AESSEAL New York Stadium in our next fixture.
TRAVEL TIPS
By Car: The car journey from Cardiff City Stadium to the home of the Millers will take approximately three and a half hours, via the M50, M5, M42 and M1. At Junction 33 of the M1, take the 3rd exit signed A630 Rotherham. The sat-nav postcode is S60 1AH.
There is no car parking for away fans at the ground, the only exception will be pre-agreed disabled parking. There are a number of private parking areas around the ground, including a pay and display on Sheffield Road and an NCP in the town centre.
We can also recommend Forge Island car park which is situated across from the stadium. The post code is: S60 1EJ.
By Train: From Cardiff Central, the journey to Rotherham will take approximately four and a half hours.
If you are travelling to Rotherham by train, please carefully plan your journey and leave additional time where possible.
The stadium is a ten-minute walk from Rotherham Train Station.
AWAY END
The AESSEAL New York Stadium has a capacity of 12,021.
Away supporters are housed in the Mears South Stand. Turnstiles will be open from an hour and a half prior to the advertised kick off time.
Flags and banners are permitted inside AESSEAL New York Stadium provided that they are accompanied with an appropriate fire certificate and they do not display any offensive or inappropriate messages.
Drums are not permitted in the stadium by either sets of supporters. Any requests to bring a drum will be considered on an individual basis by email on office@rotherhamunited.net
If you are unsure whether your flag will be granted access, please email the Safety Officer Phil Jacklin on pjacklin@rotherhamunited.net
PIES AND PINTS
Rotherham town centre has a number of pubs that allow home and away supporters to mix on matchdays.
There will also be food and drink available in the concourses on matchday.
Please not that the stadium is cashless and only accepts card payment.
TOURIST TIME
If you're making the most of your trip to Rotherham and spending some extra time in South Yorkshire, why not check out some of these top tourist attractions?
Clifton Park Museum - One of several publicly owned museums and visitor attractions administered by the Metropolitan Borough of Rotherham.
Magna Science Adventure Centre - An educational visitor attraction, appealing primarily to children, located in the former Templeborough steelworks in Rotherham.
Aston Springs Farm - Plenty of animals to see and feed, lots of fun to be had and memories to be made - all at great low entry prices.