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Stratford Station Roundhouse Lane Hitchcock Lane GETTING Way NEW STADIUM o a d R iver L The quickest way is to walk from Stratford Station Roundhouse Lane Hitchcock Lane GETTING Way NEW STADIUM M al Stratford International e n o TO THE o e i Station n t t a Copper Stratford City i f n i erden R c Wat oad r Box Arena h e Bus Station t e n t I R Hackney o Westfield a Queen Elizabeth d Wick Westfield Stratford City e Olympic Park n La Clarnico Avenue Hackney Wick Halfway Station Bridge The Street ers Road L Carpent o n C e d t Lan ar Pos o pe Chestnut o n n Plaza a hite te d W W rs R L a o Stratford y a o d o Underground A p 1 R Station Exit 1 o a 8 d Diamond Stratford al Bridge Station Stratford Can Bus Station Tallow G Bridge r nion BUS e U lk a d Monier t Stratford Bus Station and Wa E rd Bridge o a C s Hertfor Stratford City Bus Station are a t Roac tratf rp e S en t G r both located in close proximity er n s i h R b S o b R Ro a t d i a to Stratford Station. Buses that n o a t s i a d o d R d run to these stations are: n London o S a t ke Roa d r y Aquatics e W e oad d t 25, 86,R 97, 104, 108, 158, 241, Centre Kennard Roa r oa d R onie d d M 257, 262, 276, 308, 425, p a Cut) oa o o o R L chy R 473, D8. s ea n B ney e e et ad L Gibbi Smeed Ro r ArcelorMittal (Hack Stratford Stre B e v Orbit r i Stour e a R d Road m Street a d o High R t R p e che o s o vigation L ntifi Clo Stratford High D o e a M s Na Street Station ce ace Road w C D o ar 9 DIRECT Ro R p a e RAIL LINKS Lee Nature Reserve nter d Old Ford L o s o R C p oad a River R m W o G a TUBE AND TRAINR ic ree d oad k nwa South Lawn L y Stratford and Stratford International a STADIUM STORE London C n W TUBE AND TRAIN e Marathon it d a Station are served by: AND TICKET OFFICE y a rt o on Community M R Pudding R Mill Lane DLR i p W o DLR, Jubilee and Central Lines. STADIUM STORE OPENING TIMES: Track ll o ad R o a Station is subject to L t National Rail operated by C2C and iv e Monday to Friday Green e r construction activity and way r w Greater Anglia. London o will not be available on 9.30am to 5pm r Overground. South Eastern trains. Lo k matchdays until op R s Saturday - 9am to 5pm oad R West Ham Station will be extremely i January 2017 v busy on match days and it is advised Wick M a e d Sunday - 11am to 5pm rs r hg that supporters find alternative direct at L e L Matchdaya opening times an routes to Stratford Station. n e 9am e – Kick-O There is no parking available More information available t Re-opens aftern S Greenw at London Stadium and 1 tum ay at tfl.gov.uk 2 the matchA u parking restrictions will be in place and enforced in the Roa Pudding Mill Lane Station local area. from 2017 onwards d P t EXTENSIVE NOBLE MEGASTORE NEW FOOD AND Stratford DRINKS STANDS Station 16 2.5 X Beers, Soft Drinks & Pies, BIGGER Hotdogs, Burgers, Confectionery, Accessible Chicken & Veg Skewers, Accessible Entrance Entrance s t S t a n Traditional English Sausages. H E a d G 11 SHIRT PRINTING BAYS West Ham Themed Ales, Nachos and Street Food 1,200 NEW PRODUCTS 237 236 235 Entrance 238 234 239 233 240 232 F 241 231 242 230 HAPPY 243 229 * 244 228 HAMMER HOUR 138 137 136 135 134 139 133 GREAT DEALS ON FOOD 245 140 132 227 d AND DRINK FOR THE 141 131 n J 246 226 a Entrance FIRST 30 MINUTES 142 130 t d TURNSTILES ARE 247 225 S n 145 127 OPEN a g t 248 146 126 224 n S i 147 125 E k 249 223 Entrance e o r 148 124 o o 250 222 r o 152 120 B M 251 221 153 119 r y o b 154 252 118 220 v b e o 155 117 253 219 r B T 102 114 254 103 113 218 r 104 112 i 111 255 105 M16 217 S M01 106 107 109 110 M15 EntranceK M02 108 256 M14 216 M03 201 M04 M13 215 REAL ALE M05 M12 202 M06 M11 214 M07 M08 M09 M10 NOW AVAILABLE YOUR 203 213 204 212 D 205 211 Accessible 206 210 STADIUM CAPACITY 207 208 209 Entrance TOILETS 60,000 ARRIVE EARLY A B e t w a y S t a n d 3.5 % ABV Accessible C Make the most of your new surroundings at London Entrance Accessible Entrance Stadium. Our fantastic concourses, which are open B EUROPE’S Entrance 90 mins before kick-o, are a celebration of all things LARGEST West Ham, and possess twice as many food and drinks STADIUM VIDEO SCREENS 2 General Admittance A Entrance stands as you were used to at the Boleyn Ground. 208m With great introductory deals available across these Club London Accessible entrance new stands, there’s every reason to arrive early. We’ve all the best pubs and cafes in the area and *Turnstiles open 30 mins before kick-o. they’re just yards away from your seat! Oers are subject to change across the season..
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