Bramall Lane Saturday

[weloveyouwakefield2]

Hi my son is going on Saturday to bramall lane for the England game with his grandad. Any idea on the best plan to park/bus/tram? sounds like it isn’t the easiest place to get to, thanks in advance.

[Northern Eel]

25 minutes ago, weloveyouwakefield2 said:

Hi my son is going on Saturday to bramall lane for the England game with his grandad. Any idea on the best plan to park/bus/tram? sounds like it isn’t the easiest place to get to, thanks in advance.

Try this thread... 

 

[JDM]

Incredibly easy to get to via public transport from other cities as it's virtually on the edge of the city centre. It's a 15ish minute walk from the trains station / bus station. A number of busses go close by from the city centre too.

Tram doesn't go up that part of the city centre though.

Parking more of an issue but there's city centre multi stories and further out of the city there's streets that can be legally parked on.

 

Supermarkets, pubs and food places in abundance all within 10 minutes' walk.

[RP London]

2 minutes ago, JDM said:

Incredibly easy to get to via public transport from other cities as it's virtually on the edge of the city centre. It's a 15ish minute walk from the trains station / bus station. A number of busses go close by from the city centre too.

Tram doesn't go up that part of the city centre though.

Parking more of an issue but there's city centre multi stories and further out of the city there's streets that can be legally parked on.

 

Supermarkets, pubs and food places in abundance all within 10 minutes' walk.

Football often sees people parking at the Grovesnor casino which I think does some match day parking.. if not its a pay and display.. there is also parking on some of the streets in that area.. and its a 5 minute walk then to the ground 87 Duchess Road, S2 4BG

 

[meast]

Bus/train/tram to station then a 15 minute ish walk to the ground.

Not sure about the "not easiest place to get to"

Plenty parking spaces in the centre and then a 10 minute walk.

 

[THE RED ROOSTER]

Spectator Guide for you

https://www.rlwc2021.com/uploads/docs/BramallLane_SpectatorGuide.pdf

[weloveyouwakefield2]

Thanks to everyone 

[weloveyouwakefield2]

6 hours ago, meast said:

Bus/train/tram to station then a 15 minute ish walk to the ground.

Not sure about the "not easiest place to get to"

Plenty parking spaces in the centre and then a 10 minute walk.

 

I see wasn’t sure how far to city centre and going by car was a problem? Obviously not so thank you.

[Billy King's Boots]

11 hours ago, JDM said:

Incredibly easy to get to via public transport from other cities as it's virtually on the edge of the city centre. It's a 15ish minute walk from the trains station / bus station. A number of busses go close by from the city centre too.

Tram doesn't go up that part of the city centre though.

Parking more of an issue but there's city centre multi stories and further out of the city there's streets that can be legally parked on.

 

Supermarkets, pubs and food places in abundance all within 10 minutes' walk.

We prebooked on a city centre multi-storey.

[Black Country Wire]

When I went up for the Women's Euros semi final I got a reasonably priced parking space through the Just Park website.

As this is an afternoon game though I'm going up by train.