We look forward to welcoming you to Ashton Gate! 

⚠️ CLEAN AIR ZONE

Bristol’s Clean Air Zone (CAZ) is now live and concert-goers driving by car are encouraged to check whether they will be affected. Non-compliant vehicles will be charged between £9 and £100 per day to drive through the zone in central Bristol.

Although Ashton Gate itself sits just outside of the zone, some roads near the stadium are within it and thus we encourage fans to carefully plan their journey. Full details on the CAZ including maps, a schedule of charges and a vehicle compliance checker can be found at www.cleanairforbristol.org/caz/.

🚧 ROAD CLOSURE INFORMATION

Ashton Road will be closed from 3pm-2am on May 29th.

Winterstoke Road will be closed from 9pm until midnight on May 29th.

🚐 EVENT SPECIAL SHUTTLE BUS

***Update 26.05.23: All shuttle bus tickets have now sold out. Why not enjoy the sun and avoid event traffic by walking from the city centre (just 30 minutes)***

Concert-goers are urged to take advantage of event special Shuttle Buses laid on for Arctic Monkeys at Ashton Gate Stadium.

With road closures, temporary parking suspensions and Resident Parking Schemes in place on the day of the concert, there will be no parking near the stadium.

Our Shuttle Buses are the fastest and greenest way of getting to the stadium and will be operated by First West of England Ltd frequently between 3pm – 7pm.

First Bus is operating four routes to and from the stadium:

ROUTE 1: Portway Park & Ride – SOLD OUT

ROUTE 2: Brislington Park & Ride – SOLD OUT

ROUTE 3: Temple Meads and the City Centre – SOLD OUT

ROUTE 4: The Mall, Cribbs Causeway – SOLD OUT

Post-event Shuttle Buses will depart from near the stadium on Winterstoke Road when full and return to collect any remaining passengers.

Shuttle Buses get priority once the concert finishes and are the only vehicles allowed inside the road closures. Parking at the Shuttle Bus terminals is free except for Route 3 (Temple Meads and the City Centre), you just need to pay for the bus journey.

Tickets are subject to availability and likely to sell-out. Book Now.

🚏 PUBLIC BUSES

Ashton Gate is well connected to Bristol and surrounding areas by an extensive public bus network.

The easiest way to plan your route is the TravelWest Jouney Planner. Many services across Bristol are operated by First Bus – you can find more information on their routes, timetables and fares here.

🚌 ORGANISED NATIONAL COACHES

Big Green Coach is also operating a coach only return service from Bath, Birmingham, Cheltenham, Exeter, Gloucester, Plymouth, Taunton and Worcester.

Bakers Dolphin is providing a coach only return service from Bridgwater, Burnham-on-Sea, Clevedon, Gordano Services, Highbridge, Nailsea, Weston super Mare and Worle.

Additionally, National Express is operating a coach only return service from Birmingham, Cardiff, Cheltenham, Exeter, Gloucester, Newport, Plymouth, Swansea, Taunton and Worcester.

All three companies have drop-off and departure points close to Ashton Gate with special access through roads which are closed to the public.

🚆 TRAIN

Ashton Gate is well served by local and national rail services. For the latest information, journey planning and tickets visit www.gwr.com

Bristol Temple Meads: There will be a concert special shuttle bus that stops here, Route 3. It is a 40-minute walk to Ashton Gate Stadium. If you would like to book a shuttle bus to Ashton Gate, please click here.

Parson Street: It is a 15-minute walk to Ashton Gate Stadium. Trains available from this station cover much of Bristol, the South West and Somerset.

Bristol Parkway: Train tickets to Bristol Parkway are valid through to Bristol Temple Meads. The quickest way is to change here for services to Temple Meads and catch the Service Three shuttle bus to the stadium.

🚶 WALKING/CYCLING

The easiest way to get to Ashton Gate Stadium is on foot. We’re just a short walk away from central Bristol including:

  • 15 minutes away from Parson Street Station in Bedminster
  • 30 minutes away from Clifton village 
  • 30 minutes away from Bristol Harbourside and City Centre
  • 40 minutes away from Bristol Temple Meads

Fans walking or cycling from the city centre and harbourside are advised that Gaol Ferry Bridge is closed for repairs. Vauxhall Bridge and Bedminster Bridge remain open. Full details at Gaol Ferry Bridge restoration (bristol.gov.uk).

As we’re so close to central Bristol there’s no excuse not to get into the great outdoors and take in some of the sights of the city on your way to Ashton Gate Stadium.

Ashton Gate Stadium is easily accessed by bike with a number of dedicated cycle paths in Bristol. All event cycle parking is in front of the old Midas building off Winterstoke Road (what3words: tribal.twice.chats).

For more travel information, click here.