Overview
- ⏱️2 hoursApproximate duration
- 🏟️Medium sizedVenue capacity is 17,000
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🏟️ Address: Gtech Community Stadium, 166 Lionel Rd N, Brentford, London, TW8 9QT, United Kingdom Directions in Google Maps
The venue is situated near to the A205 (northbound), the A406 (southbound), and junction 2 of the M4 (east or west), so it can be accessed from a variety of directions, but please note that travelling to the Gtech Community Stadium by car is largely discouraged, and should be avoided if at all possible. If you must travel by car, be aware that the majority of the nearby residential roads do not permit visitor parking, and London's Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) is also in operation. Limited matchday parking passes are however available to purchase for a select number of events; the Chiswick Park car park and Our Lady & St. John's Catholic Primary School car park are both used for some events, and are both located less than a 1.7 km (20 min) walk away. See individual events for exact prices, subject to availability.
There are some off-site parking options in the vicinity, including at the nearby Fountain Leisure Centre, a 400 m (5 min) walk from the stadium, however this car park may not be ideal on many match days: it is often busy at weekends, and has a maximum stay of 2 hours.
Another option is the B&Q shop on Larch Drive, a 900 m (11 min) walk away. There are lots of spaces, but the car park has a maximum stay of 3 hours, and is only open during the shop's opening hours, so check the times before you arrive.
Disabled-accessible car parking
There is also a small amount of accessible car parking available at the stadium - contact the organiser of the event you are attending if you wish to enquire about an accessible parking space.
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The best-located drop-off point is located on Capital Interchange Way, less than a 400 m (5 min) walk from the stadium gates. This drop-off point is well-suited to the needs of disabled visitors.
Travelling by bus is a convenient way to reach the stadium, but please note that some services may be busy on match days. Below are some of the routes which stop near to the stadium:
The Gtech Community Stadium is well-connected to both the overground network and the London Underground. Kew Bridge is the closest overground rail station: it is located just a 250 m (3 min) walk from the stadium, and is connected to central London via Waterloo train station. Brentford and Chiswick train stations are also not far from the Gtech Community Stadium - they are a 1.7 km (20 min) and 2.1 km (25 min) walk from the venue respectively.
Below is a list of nearby Underground stations, and the relevant lines:
The Gtech Community Stadium is not far at all from the banks of the Thames, so is well-located for boat users who have access to a berth. The stadium is located just a 700 m (8 min) walk from Kew Marine.
Travelling by bike to the Gtech Community Stadium is encouraged: there are over 300 cycle racks available at the north-west and east corners of the ground.
Cycleway 9 provides a segregated route for cyclists from Kew Bridge rail station towards Stamford Brook.
There is plenty of green space in the area, which makes walking to the stadium an attractive prospect. The Gtech Community Stadium's proximity to several public transport stops means that walking even part of the way is hugely viable.
