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Travelling to Trent Bridge Cricket Ground, Nottingham Travelling to Trent Bridge Cricket Ground, Nottingham ENGLAND AT TRENT BRIDGE Trent Bridge Cricket Ground 4 Free Shuttle Bus stop (Arkwright St) City Centre and event Car Parking Victoria Centre Bus Station Specsavers Test 18 August - 22 August 1 The Embankment, Trent Bridge Car Parks & Cycle Hub 5 Main bus routes and bus stop key stops 2 Nottingham City Centre, bus & tram stops Queens Drive Park & Ride site Tram Route and stops 6 and Cycle Hub The world famous Trent Bridge Cricket Ground 3 Nottingham Station, car park, Selective walking routes Cycle Hub and taxi ranks 1 in Nottingham will host the Specsavers Test - INTU TO THE FOREST (P&R) VICTORIA England v India, 18 to 22 August Centrelink (P&R) CENTRE 09 Ilkeston Rd A6 21 ent Street 0 500 Rd Parliam erby 008 0 D A6 METRES 20 Arriving by bus or tram A6 M OLD MARKET SQ Ecolink (P&R) a MOTORPOINT The most convenient tram stops for Trent Bridge are Nottingham Station and Queens Walk, both a 20 id M ARENA & a 2 r ICE ia minute walk away. Spectators travelling by car can take advantage of seven free park and ride sites THE PARK n STADIUM W A a 6 across the city. The closest to the ground is Clifton South (17 minute tram travel time) stopping at y INTU 1 1,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11, Centrelink (P&R), 2 BROADMARSH M Ecolink (P&R) Marshalls 90 a Meadows Embankment, which is a 20 minute walk along the river to Trent Bridge, or travellers can stay n SNEINTON v NOTTINGHAM e r CASTLE s on-board and travel to Nottingham Station. As an added incentive to use the tram Nottingham Express reet S al St t C Can 1,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11, Centrelink (P&R), Mainline, a Transit (NET) are offering a £2 return event ticket for all match and season ticket holders. Please A Ecolink (P&R) r r i 6 Rushcliffe Villager, The Cotgrave, The Keyworth, n 0 g t purchase the £2 event ticket at any of the tram stop ticket machines and have it to hand, along with your Kinchbus 9, Centrebus 19, Marshalls 90 o 3 L n o n lvd Nottingham Station d match ticket, should it be requested by a travel officer. If you have any problems purchasing the ticket, A6005 Castle B S o RETAIL t s Rd Queen n PARK R please use the help point provided on the side of the ticket machine. 4 o a d e M 1,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10, Mainline, Rushcliffe Villager, iv ea International match ticket holders who use the tram can also take advantage of a free shuttle bus service r d The Cotgrave, The Keyworth, Kinchbus 9, D o A ns w e S rk Centrebus 19, Marshalls 90 e s Qu h w which will run for the first three days of the Test. The service, run in partnership by Skills Coaches and e 53 r W A4 ri i A f g fs h a NOTTS 6 LADY BAY BRIDGE t y 0 NET, will depart from the bus stop on Arkwright Street, which is a short walk away from Nottingham Queens Walk W W COUNTY e 1 n 1 a a a y FC L L l k a w d Station’s Queens Road or main exits. Buses will drop off near the Embankment, Trent Bridge, which is o y y y d 11 a B a a e a W W W y just a few minutes stroll over the bridge to the ground. Buses will leave Arkwright Street bus stop from M d B s Centrelink (P&R) i o THE l r f w o NOTT’M i o d o 09:00am and run every 10 minutes until the match starts at 11:00am. The return service will pick up at H r TRENT g d d FOREST FC e n a MEADOWS i G BRIDGE e t b r e 5 T o e the Embankment bus stop from the end of play and run every 10 minutes for one hour. M o r r e Meadows Embankment v t n 11 R S t e 0 y B 2 le 5 th r A6 Ra a d Non tram users are also welcome to use this service for just £2 return. B cl if fe WILFORD R 11 d TOLL TRENT BRIDGE For more details visit www.thetram.net BRIDGE COUNTY HALL CRICKET GROUND 1,3,4,10, The Keyworth Mainline, e v There are many buses that connect the city centre to Trent Bridge Cricket Ground via Nottingham Station i Kinchbus 9, Centrebus 19 Marshalls 90 r Wilford Village B D ri dg s f and from the city. The most frequent services operate every few minutes from Monday to Saturday. Look n VICTORIA EMBANKMENT or e d e WEST R BRIDGFORD u o a Q SUSPENSION d out for the Nottingham City Transport buses 1,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 and 11, which stop in the city centre and d PARK 3 R BRIDGE 5 BRIDGFORD h 4 WILFORD R THE (FOOTBRIDGE/CYCLES) g outside the station. A I u V o NOTTINGHAM E 5,6,7,8,9, Rushcliffe r R o T EMMANUEL R E N T b Villager, The Cotgrave h SCHOOL Centrelink (P&R) g For further information and to help plan your journey visit www.nctx.co.uk/cricket u o A e d n L a a o 5 d L R 2 0 y or or lf 6 t The Trent Barton services Mainline, Rushcliffe Villager, The Cotgrave and The Keyworth, will also get you C i A ec l W A i 6 R f 9 t 7 0 o 6 6 B 6 n M there, along with the Kinchbus 9, the Centrebus 19 and the Marshalls 90. THE 5,8,9 B e o lt BECKET o u n l R e You can buy a Robin Hood day ticket on all bus services passing the Cricket Ground for £5. For more SCHOOL oa v QUEENS d a r DRIVE P&R d information visit www.robinhoodnetwork.co.uk 5, The Keyworth, Centrebus 19 The FREE Robin Hood Network integrated transport app can be downloaded from the Google Play store Wilford Lane or itunes. It gives real time information from your bus stop and lets you know exactly when the next bus CLIFTON is coming. BRIDGE TO CLIFTON 1,3,4 10, Kinchbus 9 8,9 SOUTH (P&R) Audio and visual announcements inside all buses will inform you exactly where to get off. © Crown Copyright and database right 2018. Ordnance Survey. Licence Number 100019317. J27 Arriving on foot If you live locally then walking to the event is the healthiest and cheapest way to get there. A60 A614 M1 HUCKNALL If you’re not sure of the best route use the journey planner at www.transportnottingham.com P&R HUCKNALL 0 3 KILOMETRES Cycling to the ground HUCKNALL Trent Bridge is well placed on Nottingham’s cycle network. For details on routes please see the online map at www.transportnottingham.com/cycling A611 For the best route visit www.transportnottingham.com and use the journey planner. MOOR Several cycle parking locations are within close proximity to the ground. EASTWOOD BRIDGE A610 P&R Please note - cycles are not allowed in the ground during this match. A60 A6002 BESTWOOD ARNOLD BULWELL Arriving by train KIMBERLEY PHOENIX PARK P&R A610 A611 A6211 Train timetable and ticketing information can be found at www.nationalrail.co.uk or J26 eastmidlandstrains.co.uk. Please note that there are no trains running between Derby and BURTON A610 Nottingham until Monday 3 September due to Derby resignalling work. A rail replacement bus service A611 A6211 JOYCE A60 will operate in its place. For more information please go to www.derby2018.co.uk SHERWOOD CARLTON Nottingham Train Station is around a 20 minute walk from Trent Bridge. A6002 ILKESTON M1 WILKINSON STREET P&R A612 THE FOREST CARLTON A609 BILBOROUGH P&R NETHERFIELD Driving to Trent Bridge A60 A610 There are a number of well located, secure car parks around the city centre. The map overleaf show the A609 A609 COLWICK RACECOURSE locations of those (postcodes below) and the most suitable within walking distance of Trent Bridge. NOTTINGHAM A612 P&R A612 WOLLATON RADCLIFFE If you have a spare seat in your car or looking for a ride then why not visit www.nottinghamshare.com ON TRENT A6002 A52 A6007 the free to use car share website that could save you money on your transport costs. A52 A6011 A52 STAPLEFORD A6005 A453 QUEENS A606 Using the Park and Ride (P&R) M1 BEESTON DRIVE WEST P&R A60 A52 If you are travelling from further afield then using one of the many tram, train or bus-based P&R sites A6005 BRIDGFORD A52 BEESTON might be the best option. N.B. Queens Drive P&R closes at 8.30pm and Racecourse P&R closes J25 A52 A52 COTGRAVE at 7.30pm with last buses to both sites going from the city at 7pm. TOTON P&R A52 ATTENBOROUGH A453 CLIFTON City Centre Car Parks (see map overleaf) A6005 A606 Arndale (Maid Marian Way) NG1 6AE Sheriff’s Lodge NG1 7HG Castle (Canal St) NG1 7HG LONG CLIFTON Sneinton Market Square NG3 1JB SOUTH P&R RUDDINGTON EATON A60 Cowan Street NG1 1BZ St James Street NG1 6EY SAWLEY Curzon Street NG3 1DG Stoney Street NG1 1AY KEYWORTH Huntingdon Street NG3 1LS Talbot Street NG1 5GG Lace Market NG1 1QE EAST GOTHAM Trinity Square NG1 4BT MIDLANDS Manvers Street NG2 4PE PARKWAY A453 Upper Parliament Street NG1 6LD M1 P&R Motorpoint Arena NG2 4LA Victoria Centre North NG1 3QN Key Mount Street NG1 6HG Victoria Centre South NG1 3LP J24A Nottingham Arena (Brook St) NG1 1EA Wollaton Street (Crowne Plaza) 21 NG1 5RH Trent Bridge Cricket Ground Tram route and stops Nottingham Station NG2 3AQ Nottingham Station Bus, Tram and Train J24 A6 KEGWORTH Park & Ride sites (see map adjacent) Park & Ride locations Rail Network & Stations Clifton South (Tram) NG11 8BF Toton Lane (Tram) NG9 7JA Hucknall (Tram) NG15 7TD Wilkinson Street (Tram) NG7 7NU Major Roads Network Moor Bridge (Tram) NG6 8AE Queens Drive (Bus) NG2 4BE A453 Phoenix Park (tram) NG8 6AS Racecourse (Bus) NG2 1AP East Midlands Airport The Forest (tram) NG7 6AQ East Midlands NG11 0EE Parkway (Train) © Crown Copyright and database right 2018.
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