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May 2019 Buy your Stagecoach SUPERTRAM ROUTE MAP GET AROUND SHEFFIELD day or weekly ticket on MALIN BRIDGE & ROTHERHAM BY TRAM... the Stagecoach Bus App MIDDLEWOOD Explore Sheffield & Rotherham by Tram Leppings Lane Hillsborough Park Everything you love about SHEFFIELD * OUR ROUTE * Hillsborough Bamforth Street TRAM TRAIN BLUE YELLOW PURPLE BLUE YELLOW PURPLE stagecoachbus.com travel information CITY CENTRE TO HALFWAY Langsett / Primrose View - in your pocket. Our mobile Shop, Visit Traveline: 01709 51 51 51 A ride on the blue route towards Halfway is an adventure in itself with a variety Infirmary Road OUR TRAMS TAKE YOU RIGHT TO THE HEART of views out of the window - Urban, Suburban and Rural. An unrivalled view over app has all you need in one Shalesmoor for Kelham Island 7am to 8pm Monday to Friday, and 8am to 8pm on weekends OF THE CITY! the City is offered as the tram climbs the steep hill that is Park Grange Road and in contrast a view over the countryside can be enjoyed from White Lane. Netherthorpe Road Alight at West Street for the Devonshire Quarter and Devonshire Green where place - mobile tickets and University of Sheffield Explore... you will find an eclectic range of independent shops, bars and cafes. Sheffield United FC - The Blades Bramall Lane Stadium is a short walk from customer services Granville Road tram stop. much more. West Street Ponds Forge International Sports Centre is situated at Fitzalan Square. The Stagecoach Supertram centre has a leisure pool with flumes and waves, as well as Olympic standard Birley Golf Course - is easily accessed from Birley Lane tram stop. City Hall Nunnery Depot competition and diving pools. Crystal Peaks - this regional shopping mall has its own tram stop. The City Hall tram stop not only serves the City Hall - a landmark Crystal Peaks blends high street names with local shops including a market Sheffield Station / Hallam Uni CATHEDRAL Woodbourn Road entertainment venue, but also Barkers Pool, home to the John Lewis department Granville Road The Sheffield College section. Nearby is Drake House Retail Park which offers larger Castle Square Sheffield, S9 3LS store. Also a short walk away is The Moor, home to Sheffield’s bustling markets store shopping. and a good choice of big name shops. Fitzalan Square / Ponds Forge *As far as Gleadless Townend Castle Square tram stop is convenient for Tudor Square, home to the Sheffield Hyde Park enquiries / lost property Theatres complex, Millenium Galleries and Winter Gardens. Park Grange Croft Cricket Inn Road For Sheffield Hallam University alight at Castle Square or Sheffield Station/ [email protected] OUR ROUTE Nunnery Square Hallam University tram stops to access the City Centre campus buildings. BLUE YELLOW ArbourthornePark Grange Road 0114 272 82 82 (Mon to Fri 8:30am - 5:00pm) If you are catching a train, our Sheffield Station tram stop is directly linked to TO MIDDLEWOOD Woodbourn Road the rear of the station and all the train platforms by a footbridge. The University of Sheffield- The tram stop is ideally situated to access many of the Attercliffe web * As far as Cathedral departments, alight here for the Students Union. Spring Lane Arena / Olympic Legacy Park Shalesmoor tram stop is the gateway to Kelham Island. This previously run down Valley Centertainment supertram.com Manor Top industrial area now has a new lease of life, not just as an up and coming residential Gleadless Townend * Carbrook OUR ROUTE area but also thanks to being home to Kelham Island Industrial Museum and a growing Hollinsend TRAM TRAIN YELLOW collection of pubs, cafes, breweries and restaurants. Herdings / Leighton Road Meadowhall South / Tinsley TO MEADOWHALL Hillsborough tram stop is in the heart of this local urban centre with an array of shops Sheffield Arena - A venue that specialises in big shows, the Arena hosts a whilst Hillsborough Park also has it own tram stop. Owlerton Stadium greyhound For live updates and the latest travel MEADOWHALL programme of major music artists, famous comedians and more. It is also home racing track is a short walk from this stop and also hosts Speedway and Stock car INTERCHANGE news, follow us on Twitter @SCSupertram to the Sheffield Steelers Ice Hockey team. Supertram takes you right to the venue racing. HERDINGS PARK White Lane quickly and effortlessly - no traffic or queuing to get out of the car park to worry Sheffield Wednesday FC - The Owls Hillsborough stadium is located a short walk about! from Leppings Lane tram stop. Birley Lane Rotherham Central Ice Sheffield / English Institute of Sport / Don Valley Bowl / Olympic Legacy Park From Middlewood terminus the Supertramlink bus to the town of Stocksbridge can Birley Moor Road - These modern sporting and entertainment venues are all also alongside the Arena ROTHERHAM be boarded. As well as providing a regular link to the town it provides access to starting Hackenthorpe PARKGATE / Olympic Legacy Park tram stop. points for walks into the Peak District National Park. Donetsk Way Valley Centertainment - A leisure park with its own tram stop featuring Cineworld, a bowling alley, indoor adventure golf and a selection of well known and popular Moss Way for Peaks College themed restaurants are also situated at this stop. TRAM TRAIN ROUTE TRAM TRAIN Crystal Peaks Ikea/Meadowhall Retail Park - is located alongside Carbrook tram stop, enjoy Beighton / Drake House Lane Scandinavian cuisine or pick up those home essentials. The retail park is home Rotherham Central - There are regular connections here with Northern trains to various big stores. and other operators. Why not have a stroll into Rotherham town centre for a spot Waterthorpe of shopping or lunch. Also New York Stadium, which is the home of Rotherham Westfield Meadowhall Shopping Centre - A weatherproof shopping experience with United FC, is just a few minutes walk from the station. over 280 shops along with a cinema and dining quarter. A footbridge runs from HALFWAY Meadowhall Interchange tram stop directly into the mall. Alternatively, when using Parkgate Shopping offers a range of stores including TK Maxx, Matalan, Smyth’s the Tram Train service, alight at Meadowhall South / Tinsley to access The Source Toy Superstore and Next. There are also a variety of great places to eat including ...enjoy Sheffield training and conference facility, the East side of the shopping centre (access via Nando’s and Frankie and Benny’s. Debenhams) and the Next Home store. Information correct at time of print, May 2019 * As far as Meadowhall South / Tinsley supertram.com & Rotherham PARKGATE d R Parkgate Shopping m a h g ROTHERHAM an M PARKGATE W o d r R t le y h R g d u o r b s a re G BRADGATE ROTHERHAM ROTHERHAM CENTRAL RUFC DEEPDALE New York Stadium 9 10 A6 Rd nk Ba ow ad Me TICKETS STOCKSBRIDGE 34 Magna We offer a range of great value tickets to suit all needs. DEEPCAR WHARNCLIFFE SIDE Here is a guide to the products available, visit our website heffield Road A617 WELCOME! S 8 OUGHTIBRIDGE Tram Train is our newest service operating for current prices. Meadowhall & MIDDLEWOOD MEADOWHALL Vue Cinema d between Sheffield Cathedral and Rotherham a INTERCHANGE To Stagecoach Supertram, o Wednesday R d a Hillsborough k Ro Parkgate via Rotherham Central. r ll Stadium a a ad wh ay P Ro do ll W l a ha MEADOWHALL el e Meadow h w M Sheffield and Rotherham’s rt y SOUTH / TINSLEY l Fi o IKEA The Tram Train Pilot is the first in the UK for LEPPINGS LANE H Meadowhall Retail Park e M1 n a Upwe ll Str CARBROOK L eet operating a vehicle on both the Supertram light e Hillsborough e PARKGATE n t a o light rail system! 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The service operates from Rotherham Parkgate BAMFORTH STREET CENTERTAINMENT B English Institute u rn MALIN BRIDGE g re ARENA / OLYMPIC LEGACY PARK 33 to Sheffield Cathedral via the Supertram route to d a a v Our trams operate over four routes throughout o e Europa Link R R Olympic Legacy Park d d n a LANGSETT ROAD/ tl Meadowhall South / Tinsley tram stop, and then via u ATTERCLIFFE Sheffield and Rotherham, and all have a conductor R ay Key to symbols PRIMROSE VIEW W rkw SIMPLY HOP ON AND BUY ON BOARD a d o d P r l R t e le ffi Rotherham Central station to a new tram stop at y he h The Foundry Climbing Centre R S g WITH OUR CONDUCTOR SERVICE. on board to sell tickets and offer travel advice. INFIRMARY ROAD d u Park & Ride o r b s a Rotherham Parkgate. SHALESMOOR FITZALAN SQUARE / WOODBOURN ROAD e Our sister bus company, Stagecoach Yorkshire, Yellow Route r for Kelham Island Kelham Island PONDS FORGE G – for one journey between two points on the Industrial SINGLE TICKETS Purple Route The Ponderosa BRADGATE Museum Ponds Forge ISC Rotherham network, including Tram Train. Valid one hour, change of trams and break supplements the tram network and tickets covering There are 3 services and hour, and the end-to- Town Centre Blue Route NETHERTHORPE ROAD CASTLE ROTHERHAM of journey is permitted within that hour but all travel must be away from CATHEDRAL SQUARE NUNNERY SQUARE ROTHERHAM both tram and bus are available.
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