Principality Stadium Events
Upcoming Events
Judgement Day - Saturday 15th April 2017
- Cardiff Blues v Ospreys K.O 2:45 pm
- Newport Gwent Dragons v Scarlets K.O 5:15 pm
On Saturday 15 April 2017, all services into Cardiff will be very busy especially West Wales services. Extra capacity will be added where possible.
If you are travelling in to Cardiff to attend the tournament, please plan to arrive at least 3 hours in advance of kick off and buy your ticket in advance before you board the train. Revenue enforcement will be in operation.
A post-match crowd management system will be in place at Cardiff Central from approximately 4:30 pm, and customers for West Wales will be asked to join the West Wales queue which for this event will be situated , as a trial ,at the back of the station (Penarth Rd entrance). Fans are asked to return to Cardiff Central station directly after they leave the stadium.
Car parking space at Cardiff Central will be limited due to this event.
Cardiff Queen Street station will close at 4:30pm.
Please check your journey plans before travelling www.arrivatrains.wales
UEFA Champions League Finals and UEFA Champions Festival
Cardiff is hosting the UEFA Champions League Finals and UEFA Champion’s Festival from Thursday 1 June to Sunday 4 June 4, 2017.
All trains into and around Cardiff will be much busier than usual over this period with Saturday 3 June , the day of the Champions League final, expected to be exceptionally busy.
To support events around the City, crowd management will be place at certain Cardiff stations and there will be some temporary timetable changes affecting Cardiff services.
If you are travelling to the match, you are advised to travel as early as possible to arrive in Cardiff before 1pm.
More specific travel advice will be available nearer the event or go to
Cardiff2017.Wales/travel.
Cardiff Central station is a stones throw from the Principality Stadium in the heart of the city centre and on match or other event days, train services into Cardiff can be extremely busy.
Our advice if you are travelling by train to attend a game is to try and arrive well before the event starts.
Some Cardiff Central station car parks will be closed prior to and during the games and Cardiff Queen Street will typically close just before the end of the event.
You should head back to Cardiff Central station after the event where a queuing system will be in place to get everyone home safely. You could be expected to queue outside the station before being allowed onto the platform to board a train.