Etihad Stadium Parking

Parking at Etihad Stadium Manchester can be tricky, particularly on match days. There is a ‘pay on the day’ car park available on site in the Blue Car Park’s G & H. These are accessed from Alan Turing Way (Gate 2). However, be aware that parking charges are rather steep, starting at £10 for cars.

On match days, home supporter coaches park in the Blue car park and visiting supporter coaches park in the Grey car park. This is accessible via Ashton New Road (Gate 7). The car parks are open 3 hours before kick off until 1 hour after the final whistle on the day of the match.

There are a number of satellite car parks near Etihad Stadium Manchester, but these can be pricey. There is a resident parking scheme in place in the streets around the Etihad Stadium. This is strictly enforced, so it is important to check on-street signs. If you park in an area where you are not entitled to, you run the risk of a fine or your vehicle being clamped or removed.

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The nearest airport to the Etihad Stadium is Manchester airport. Parking spaces in the areas around Manchester airport are in high demand. To secure a cheap, safe and convenient parking space, whether you need long or short stay parking, visit our Manchester airport page.

The Etihad Stadium is situated in the midst of Manchester, a city with a wealth of attractions. Renowned for being the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, Manchester is packed with a wide range of restaurants, bars, shops, museums, galleries, and hotels.

Popular attractions include the National Football Museum; Science and Industry Museum; and Manchester Art Gallery.

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It is easy to get to the Etihad Stadium using one of the many Park and Ride sites on the Metrolink network. Metrolink passengers can park for free. If you’re travelling from the east or north, there are two large Park and Ride car parks situated at Ashton West and Ashton Moss.

Metrolink

The Etihad Stadium has its own dedicated tram stop, Etihad Campus. This stop is located in City Square, next to the stadium. Metrolink runs from the city centre, including from Manchester Piccadilly station, to the Etihad Campus stop. The travelling time from Piccadilly station is less than 10 minutes and on event days there are trams running to and from the stadium stop every 6 minutes.

An organisation called Charge Your Car oversee the majority of the charging points in Manchester city. Charging sessions can be started and stopped using these methods:

• Charge Your Car access card
• Charge Your Car mobile app
• Charge Your Car automated telephone line

A network of all electric vehicle charging points in the UK can be found on the government's Go Ultra low website.

A Blue Badge offers more options for parking, allowing you to park in more places for longer. Often this is free of charge.

At the Etihad Stadium, disabled parking is available on-site in the Blue car park. However, spaces are limited due to the number allocated to seasonal supporters.

The Etihad Stadium car park is locked one hour after the final whistle on the day of the match and cars left overnight are left at your own risk.

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Is Etihad Stadium in congestion zone?

There is no congestion zone in Manchester. However, the Etihad Stadium is close to the city centre so the roads in this area are likely to see a high volume of traffic, particularly at rush hour.

How do I get to Etihad Stadium?

There are a number of options for travelling to Etihad Stadium. You can drive, catch a Metrolink tram, hop on a bus, or cycle. There is even a safe, well-lit walking route from Manchester Piccadilly station.

Where is Manchester City’s home ground?

The Etihad Stadium is Manchester City’s home ground. It is located in Manchester city centre and is the eighth largest stadium in the UK

What airport is closest to Etihad Stadium?

The closest airport to Etihad Stadium is Manchester airport, which is just under 10 miles away.