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To Sheffield, the Home of Stagecoach Supertram! GET AROUND SHEFFIELD SUPERTRAM ROUTE MAP Stocksbridge Deepcar Wharncliffe Side BY TRAM... Oughtibridge Explore Sheffieldby Tram SHEFFIELD SHEFFIELD * Buy your day or CITY CENTRE BLUE YELLOW PURPLE HALLAM UNIVERSITY BLUE YELLOW PURPLE Shop, Visit Use Sheffield Station/Hallam University or Castle Square tramstops for City Campus. weekly tickets using the OUR TRAMS TAKE YOU RIGHT TO THE HEART *Castle Square only Stagecoach bus app. OF THE CITY! OUR ROUTE Alight at West Street for the Devonshire Quarter and Devonshire Green TO MIDDLEWOOD BLUE YELLOW Kelham Island where you will find an eclectic range of independent shops, bars and cafes. Explore... Ponds Forge International Sports Centre is situated at Fitzalan Square. Shalesmoor tram stop is the gateway to Kelham Island. This previously run The centre has a leisure pool with flumes and waves, as well as Olympic down industrial area now has a new lease of life, not just as an up and coming September 2017 Standard competition and diving pools. residential area but also thanks to being home to Kelham Island Industrial Museum and a growing collection of pubs, cafes, breweries and restaurants. Contact Info The City Hall tram stop not only serves the City Hall - a landmark entertainment venue, but also Barkers Pool, home to the John Lewis Hillsborough tram stop is in the centre of this local urban centre with an array department store. Also a short walk away is The Moor, home to Sheffield’s of shops whilst Hillsborough Park also has it own tram stop. Owlerton Stadium bustling markets. greyhound racing track is a short walk from this stop and also hosts Speedway and Stock car racing. Castle Square tram stop is convenient for Tudor Square, home to the Sheffield Theatres complex, Millenium Galleries and Winter Gardens. Sheffield Wednesday FC’s Hillsborough stadium is located a short walk from Stagcoach Supertram Leppings Lane tram stop. If you are catching a train, our Sheffield Station tram stop is directly linked From Middlewood terminus the Supertramlink bus to the town of Stagecoach Supertram to the rear of the station and all the train platforms by a footbridge. Nunnery depot Stocksbridge can be boarded. As well as providing a regular link to the town it provides access to starting points for walks into the Peak District National Park. Woodbourn Road Sheffield S9 3LS OUR ROUTE * OUR ROUTE General Travel Information YELLOW BLUE PURPLE TO MEADOWHALL Olympic Legacy Park Call Traveline on TO HALFWAY A ride on the blue route towards Halfway is an adventure in itself with Sheffield Arena - A venue that specialises in big shows, the Arena hosts a 01709 51 51 51 a variety of views out of the window - Urban, Surburban and rural. An programme of major music artists, famous comedians and more. It is also home unrivalled view over the City is offered as the tram climbs the steep hill to the Sheffield Steelers Ice Hockey team. Supertram takes you right to the venue Supertram Enquiries and Lost Property that is Park Grange Road and in contrast a view over the countryside can be quickly and effortlessly - no traffic or queuing to get out the car park to worry about! enjoyed from White Lane. 0114 272 82 82 (Monday - Friday 8.30am until 5pm) Ice Sheffield/English Institute of Sport/Don Valley Bowl /Olympic Legacy Sheffield United FC - The Blades Bramall Lane Stadium is a short walk from park - These modern sporting and entertainment venues are all also alongside the Arena tram stop. Follow us: Granville Road Tram Stop. @SCSupertram Birley Golf Course - is easily accessed from Birley Lane tram stop. Valley Centertainment - A leisure park with its own tram stop featuring Cineworld, Sheffield’s largest cinema featuring the only 4DX screens in the @TSYalerts Crystal Peaks - this regional shopping mall has it own tram stop. region. A bowling alley, indoor adventure golf and a selection of well known StagecoachSupertram Crystal Peaks blends high street names with local shops including a market and popular themed restaurants are also situated at this stop. section. Nearby is Drake House Retail Park which offers larger store shopping. Ikea/Meadowhall Retail Park - is located alongside Carbrook tramstop, enjoy Peaks College Scandinavian cuisine or pick up those home essentials. The retail park is home For information on tickets and services: *As far as Gleadless Townend to various big stores such as Toys R Us. www.supertram.com Meadowhall Shopping Centre - A weatherproof shopping experience with UNIVERSITY over 280 shops along with a cinema and dining quarter. A footbridge runs from OF SHEFFIELD BLUE YELLOW Meadowhall Interchange tram stop directly into the mall. Alternatively alight at Meadowhall South/ Tinsley to access The Source training and conference Use the University of Sheffield tramstop for access to the core campus facility and the East side of the shopping centre (access via Debenhams). Information correct at the time of print, September 2017 area including the Octagon and Students Union. And the Next Home store. www.supertram.com ...enjoy Sheffield STOCKSBRIDGE Magna DEEPCAR Barrow Road 34 S9 1EP d A6178 TICKETS a SERVICE FREQUENCY Ro WHARNCLIFFE SIDE ffield She Route Mon - Sat Mon - Sat Sunday OUGHTIBRIDGE We offer a range of great value tickets to suit all needs. 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