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Make The Most Of The Heineken Cup

Make The Most Of The Heineken Cup

Rugby supporters from Leicester and Munster are being urged to get the most out of the Heineken Cup Final at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday, May 25.

Rugby supporters from Leicester and Munster are being urged to get the most out of the Heineken Cup Final at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday, May 25.
There will be a carnival atmosphere around the city centre as there has been for the FA Cup Final and other major matches in Cardiff.
We know that fans of both teams will have a wonderful time because we are enormously proud of what the Welsh capital has to offer, said Deputy Mayor Marion Drake.
Those who visit the city for the first time are amazed that the stadium is right in the centre, just a short drop kick away from all the restaurants, bars and shops.

The message is to use public transport wherever possible. The railway station is on the doorstep of the stadium. If fans must travel by car, we would urge them to allow plenty of time, to follow the signs from the approach routes to the city and to make use of the free park and ride services provided by the Council, said Deputy Mayor Christine Priday.

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The key messages are,

Car parking in the city is limited and there is a need to minimise traffic so please use public transport where possible. Dedicated free coach parking will be provided in the city centre and the central train station is within two-minutes’ walk of all facilities.

If using the car, share where possible.

Follow the appropriate signs into the city which will indicate routes and parking facilities.

Park and ride facilities will be available.

Leave sufficient time to complete your journey. The stadium is in the centre of the city with shops, pubs and restaurants all in easy walking distance. Leave early and make a day of it.

Roads around the Millennium Stadium are pedestrianised two hours before kick-off and one hour after the final whistle. A traffic free environment allows ease of access for fans, residents and visitors.
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When leaving Cardiff, stagger your journey, as there may be delays on major routes in and out of the city.

Cardiff by Rai. If you can, this is the best way to travel to Cardiff. Travelling by rail will bring you into Cardiff Central Station just two minutes walk from the Millennium Stadium. For further information please contact the National Train Information Line on 0845 748 4950.


Cardiff by Coach.
There is ample FREE coach parking within walking distance of the stadium. Coach operators should leave the M4 at junction 32/A470. Travel south along the A470/Manor Way following designated parking signs to Civic Centre where spaces are provided within a one mile walk of the stadium. Detailed plans and passes for free parking are available to coach operators on request from the Millennium Stadium on (029) 2023 1458.

Cardiff by Car. Parking is extremely limited. If you can use another form of transport, please do. Supporters should leave the M4 at junction 33 and follow designated signs to park and ride’ sites.

For up-to-the-minute travel and traffic information: Log on to www.visitcardiff.info or www.cardiff.gov.uk for information about Cardiff, including traffic and travel information

Tune into Real Radio on 105-106FM for local travel bulletins every 15 minutes;

Phone the Cardiff Information Line on 0870 558 2582;