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How to get to... Queens Park Rangers South Africa Road, London, W12 7PA (Loftus Rd) White City Rd City White Ealing Broadway, Ruislip 6 Bloemfontein Bloemfontein Rd South Africa Rd Petrol A: S.Africa Road Stand 43 Station B: Loftus Rd Stand A 5 Lane Wood (Esso) C: Ellerslie Rd Stand D B D: School End (Away) 2 C White City Ellerslie Rd Loftus Loftus Rd 1 Shepherd‘s Bush, City Center by londonfootballguide.com How to get to... Queens Park Rangers South Africa Road, London, W12 7PA (Loftus Rd) 1. Central Line to WHITE CITY Leave the station and immediately turn right, as signposted. It might be a good idea to cross the road at the traffic light right outside the station. 2. Follow Wood Lane to the first intersection Just behind the petrol station on the righthand side, there‘s an intersection of Wood Lane and der South Africa Road. 3. Turn left into South Africa Road That was the hard part. From now on, it‘s just walking. by londonfootballguide.com How to get to... Queens Park Rangers South Africa Road, London, W12 7PA (Loftus Rd) 4. Follow South Africa Road Just keep on walking... 5. Stay on South Africa Road South Africa Road bends a little bit at an intersection. Make sure you stay on South Africa Road, which will lead you past a training camp of the Territorial Army. 6. You‘ve made it! South Africa Road will get you right behind South Africa Road Stand. Not exactly a big surprise. by londonfootballguide.com How to get to... Queens Park Rangers South Africa Road, London, W12 7PA (Loftus Rd) General Information Line: Central Line to White City Travel time from Tottenham Court Road: about 20 minutes Walking time from station to the ground: a little bit more than 5 minutes Alternatives: Shepherd‘s Bush on Hammersmith and City Line is also really close to the ground. After the final whistle: As Loftus Road doesn‘t have a high capacity and the crowd spreads over two to three tube stations after the match, getting on the tube is actually pretty convenient. by londonfootballguide.com.

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