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13-14 March 2020 First Information ® 13-14 MARCH 2020 FIRST INFORMATION www.wjsysc2020.com CONTENTS 3 Welcome to Nottingham - Explore Nottingham - Nottingham map 5 Introducing the Venue 6 Accommodation - Officials’ hotel - Team accommodation 10 Travel & Transportation - Official transport - Getting to the Motorpoint Arena Nottingham - Travelling to the UK 11 Accreditation 12 Competitor Information 13 Summary of Deadlines 14 Preliminary Event Schedule 15 Contact 16 Useful Information 17 Mini-guide to Nottingham WORLD JUNIOR SYNCHRONIZED 2 SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS® 2020 WELCOME TO NOTTINGHAM Nottingham is delighted to welcome you to the ISU World Junior Synchronized Skating Championships® 2020. Known around the world as the home of the famous folklore hero, Robin Hood, Nottingham is a city offering culture, history, shopping, sport, arts and green spaces to breathe. Right in the middle of the country – you can travel to London or Manchester in less than two hours and Birmingham in under an hour. With excellent transport links, Nottingham is set to be the perfect location for the WJSYSC2020. EXPLORE NOTTINGHAM The city centre is largely pedestrianised and compact with an excellent transport network, making Nottingham perfect for relaxed strolling and sight-seeing. History Robin Hood is one of the world’s best loved folklore heroes and Nottingham is the place to learn more about the legend. Start with Nottingham Castle and then venture deeper down underground where you can explore part of Nottingham’s subterranean network of over 550 caves at the City of Caves, with the thrilling National Justice Museum nearby presenting an extensive and grisly history of crime and punishment in the city. Arts & Culture The Motorpoint Arena Nottingham is based in the Lace Market which is the oldest area of the city and makes up part of the Creative Quarter. The district has its own unique character, and today the area merges history with independent culture, revealing the spirit of modern Nottingham. The city is brimming with lively bars, restaurants and modern art at the Nottingham Contemporary gallery. Venture further into the city and you’ll find world-class theatres, shopping, galleries, music venues and more. Shopping If you love to shop, Nottingham offers an enticing mix of high street, designer boutiques and vintage clothes stores. Popular shopping destinations include Intu Victoria Centre, Bridlesmith Gate and Clumber Street. Food Nottingham is the perfect location to sample England’s most famous dish – traditional fish and chips! Speak to a local who will also tell you Nottingham’s favourite topping is mushy peas – don’t leave town without trying it! With over 300 bars and restaurants in the city centre alone, you will be spoilt for choice when it comes to dining in Nottingham, ranging from traditional English fayre to international cuisine. WORLD JUNIOR SYNCHRONIZED SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS® 2020 3 NOTTINGHAMCR R MAP A N EE ST E T N N T SQUARE 8 T S T S RE 6 B LE O N E B R O F E C R T R VE O OO S E A T H O C O D B T K E AT S I M K N AV E A G STREE V H HT G H EN A G IN U M L E RI D C S B A T E V G EN T N U E E S OSE GATE L GO HOCKLEY SON A D N R E I L N L B S E T E T W O L H LAN T N WOOLPACK E W U M O NOTTINGHAM A S A R I 2 S D E D Motorpoint 1 R E 6 EY N A S Arena L T A R S N E T E NATIONAL O E T N T ICE E E BOLERO CENTRE E Y GATE R BARKER SQUARE T A S B 6 E 0 S L T T L MANSFI A N R National E R E Ice Centre ME T G E A A L D I WAY D T EET L R E T S RO D S R T E ST A TR AN A P A M DE A N O U N D L P P ’S W H R A WK R Y UG E HO E N OOT O ENNYF W P WST A612 A L 60 LO PL DBORO L L TE O TH O A OR O H LL R G ULF O E L F T HI SH O TREE HU FI S RT W 2 WO HO 61 U NTIN S A BioCity G S 0 L 84 T IL H EN H T 6 PEEL STREET GD EM N O AV I A B6 ON ST N L MAL A TON E A S ER 6 T B P T T 0 REET OPL E R S EM REA H SH P T UG E S M O LT R O L N O E A D N E OR DB A S WAVER P NSF O O TR L O R T W E A T E H S T N I L S A E EL M Y H BLUECOAT ST E YORK STREET E E S D R TR R F T E W EA E ROA R T O G O D D S D T REET D ROA SH AKESPEARE STREET UNION RD STONEBRIDGE ELL W CITY FARM S ’ CLARENDON STREET N A60 S AN H ET AKE T E SP S D E A A R R O N E R ST T A E A O G S ID 60 A ST BR R ONE 6 6 T 0 0 G H 0 OD AL O C G O L 8 H D H H F L U R S U ASSH N M SO N E C RC T I D LA T I BI N H H O U GD S R R S TR EN S T O T T H ON R U E D E S E O M E S BURTON ST S T S E N T 008 T BA H A6 I TH T L R S T ON ST S O BO T TR TR TAL STR E RT E U E UT EET B O T E E R I T T N S N R ITY R H W E D S TRINITY R BURTON ST S E A T OO A T TR LBOT STREE OW SQ T T R W A610 W AN ST D E M E O R E T L D FO L E E A S T T T ON ING K BR ST S K C O T O A6 BE K 10 A S DER TR HANDEL STREET D BY ENT STREET EE OA RO PARLIAM T R A THEATRE LOWER LO D A WE B N T SQ 6 R O HE PA A LT T 0 R T E H ROP T 0 R C QU E 8 LIA A T S S L S T M R E EN G B C W M U C TR A E T SNEINTON I G E R M ALK L AR R E M S R 6 O O A N P N E E 8 I T SQUARE R B E R A A E KE S RE N E 6 P K E T D N UP OLN S GE E T T B T R NC T T I 8 L B S T 0 S O H S R T 60 S S T C A U GR O T R T R T H T R A R EET E L RE T O S 6 W YH AN E KI E A K 0 G ET E E O N NG ET E D I U T L S L LO ND H D S L N G ST T E R T S I T OW G T EA N W G ROW ST S E LON G A ST N HI E E T GE GOOSE GAT HOCKLEY D T L Y ROW S S RO SMITH G R O U W LONG ROW PELHAM STREET N N CIRC UN H ST N E TO ELL O S ARL B I B T C W N M E E H T A CK LANE LW T O T S WOOLPA U A6 E TM T ATE O N A EE R G R STR E A S E R RE K IA WARS 1 YR O T E VICTOR R 2 E A T PARADE 2 T D S TH D 1 S H U EXCH ’S ILL SO 6 S S A M LACE MKT T W T ME A A H R O T A W N SQUARE GE E N E R J H B E F EE E E E V T B R A ST A AT K E W R S E G T E OPE R T 6008 L R G E K R’S T S R S E I BOLERO R T AN D R KER GATE ET BAR W PA P O BE S GA MA T L E A T L SQUARE S N N T E LK R E H S S C E A R L I ST PETER’S Y T T M L M R R GATE Y P E LCHE 0 R MOU T PI A O I S F SQUAR E ’ S S T S 6 TER A S R E S A FL T ’ H N S I P L R E E G A S D B G T T M A E G A E A ET A J NI ATE RT A T G T T S M E S T E E L D E S ST N A R U T O T S R O H L TA OW PAV N W EMENT ROYAL I H Car parking N E A NE E OOT ST STANDARD D N E O PENNYF A N ST O A612 M RD GAT W PLACE LA LO L TE L A R E L GA H E H HO HER I A T I W TL IG O 2 FIS H 1 L L RI A D 6 L S P W A F A A S A C G VE Y T M S EN A T NATIONAL T AR N R E ONE P F JUSTICE Tram route and stops O T R S MUSEUM R I E D L M S W O A T L L N L I VE H R E S Nottingham Tourism C A DL S S S D US T I T L SEX (Closed until M R Centre E E R 2021) S E O T K ST CITY LIN T A N ET OLLI E D 8 C A600 C TR A E A Bus Station/ S 612 R L AT RI A N A G Car Park A I NGT C Toilets 6 II 0 C AR (under O Footbridge N RI L F construction) S Y T E tpath/cyc O R Foo le path N G T L S NA D 008 CA Disabled Toilets A6 O N C ST D C A T AR R LEV S RR T O U N BO I E AD L N D ST RE A G C T R 5 600 T A O O Footbridge Changing Places N T F TREE S ION L STAT I ST W Toilets R E E T D Footpath/cycle path ROA D R O F OAD L UEENS R I A6019 Q Y W A A R 8 W KW L 0 0 ON S RI 6 F G Metres A F I H D 0 400 T R O E S N H TR S R ET E CROC 9 E ET US STREET STR O A 01 US 6 OC A D 019 WATERW CR AY ST WEST A6 D OA R MEADOWS A S WAY 6 N 0 EE MEADOW U S WAY Approximately 5 minutes walking distance Q 3 45 A CATTLE MARKET RD This map should be used as a guide only.
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