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King Power Stadium

King Power Stadium Events

King Power Stadium hosts Rugby 🏉 & Football Soccer ⚽ events. It is also the home venue of Leicester City & Leicester City Women.

King Power Stadium Travel & Parking

🏟️ Address: King Power Stadium, Filbert Way, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE2 7FL, United Kingdom Directions in Google Maps

The King Power Stadium is located approximately 2 km south of Leicester's city centre. Parking options are plentiful and it can easily be reached via public transport or on foot.

Below you can find general information on travel and parking for King Power Stadium. Individual events may have additional/restricted services available, and so we recommend clicking through to the event and viewing the Travel & Parking tab for event-specific information.

🅿️ Parking

The King Power has multiple options for event parking:

King Power Car Park A – 50 m (1 min) walk
King Power Car Park B – 50 m (1 min) walk
Raw Dykes Car Park C – 60 m (1 min) walk
Filbert Street Car Park D – 350 m (4 min) walk
Car Park E – 300 m (4 min) walk

There are 68 spaces reserved for Blue Badge holders which must be booked in advance by contacting the club on 0344 815 5000 (Option 4) or by emailing disability@lcfc.co.uk. In addition to the spaces in the Filbert Street Car Park, there are 10 spaces available in Car Park C on Raw Dykes Road for visiting supporters with disabilities.

Independent car parking options can also be found in the surrounding area, including Freemans Common Business Park (LE2 7SQ), which is 1.0 km (12 min) walk from the stadium, and Leicester Tigers Rugby Club (LE2 7TR), which is 650 m (8 min) walk.

Street parking may also be available, although supporters are advised to make note of parking restrictions which may apply on matchday, including resident-only parking areas.

Leicester city council also operates a Park and Ride service into the city centre. Services operate from 7 am to 7 pm, Monday to Saturday, with buses running every 15 minutes. Parking is free for bus service users at each of the sites, located at Enderby (Leicester Lane, LE19 2AB), Birstall (Loughborough Road, LE4 4NP), and Meynell’s Gorse (Ratby Lane, LE3 3LF). Bus tickets cost £3 each.

🚖️ Taxi

Taxis can pick up and drop off on the roads surrounding the venue, but due to matchday congestion early arrival is recommended.

🚍 Coach & Bus

Bus is a popular way to reach the King Power Stadium because of its connections with multiple routes:

47, 47A, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88 Saffron, 88A Saffron, 88E Saffron – Freemen's Common stop · 300 m (4 min) walk
48, 48A, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88 Saffron, 88A Saffron, 88E Saffron – Raw Dykes Road stop · 350 m (4 min) walk

King Power Stadium Hotels & Accommodation

Leicester offers a range of mid-range and budget hotels at reasonable prices. Most accommodation is located in the city centre itself near to its best restaurants, shops, and bars.

📍 Where To Stay

If the buzz of the city centre doesn’t appeal, consider Clarendon Park, a chilled neighbourhood within walking distance from the city centre known for its trendy independent bars and restaurants.

Of course, there’s always the option to find a quiet hideaway in the Leicestershire countryside. Although it requires a car to get around, it gives you the freedom to explore everything the city has to offer.

About King Power Stadium

The King Power Stadium is a football stadium located in Leicester. It is the home of Leicester City, and some fans affectionately refer to the stadium as Filbert Way.

📜 History

The King Power Stadium opened in 2002, replacing Filbert Street – a ground that had been their base since 1891 – as the Foxes' home. It was known as the Walkers Stadium until 2011, until it was renamed following the takeover of the club led by the King Power Group's founder Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha.

The stadium was thus given the King Power moniker, a name that has become synonymous with one of the most extraordinary stories in English football – Leicester City's remarkable 5,000-1 Premier League title win in 2016.

The stadium is known for its spectacular playing surface and impressive atmosphere. It has a capacity of 32,261 and has hosted numerous memorable moments, from domestic triumphs in the Premier League and FA Cup to European football nights in the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League, as well as being one of the host venues of the 2015 Rugby World Cup.

💂 Entry Gates

There are 57 turnstiles running anti-clockwise around the stadium starting at the West Stand and ending at the North Stand. Please use the turnstile that corresponds with your ticket.

Accessible entrances for supporters with disabilities are located in the North, East, and South Stands. All entrances into the stadium have step-free access and there are easy slopes along the outer concourses block-paving surface.

🧑‍🦽 Disabled Facilities

Fixed hearing and portable loops are available at the stadium upon request, while free headsets providing an audio description service for fans with visual impairments are also available.

There are 19 disabled toilets located around the stadium in the following areas:

Reception – 8 m from the main reception entrance, located to the left as you enter the reception area (no key required)
First Floor – 45 m from the main reception lift, located at the rear of the Keith Weller Lounge and the Walkers Hall (no key required)
Second Floor Foyer – 8 m from the main reception lift, with level access to the toilet (no key required)
Second Floor Premier Lounge – 35 m from the lift, and located along the second floor corridor, opposite the Premier Lounge (no key required)
Third Floor (Outside Box 10) – 20 m from the main reception lift, and is located along the third floor corridor opposite box 10 (no key required)
Third Floor (Outside Box 33/34) – 40 m from the main reception lift, and is located along the third floor corridor opposite boxes 33 and 34 (no key required)
North Stand (23) – 25 m from the North Stand Lower Platform V50, which is located on the North Stand concourse, to the right after you enter the stand (RADAR key required)
North Stand (21) – 70 m from the nearest designated seating, located at the rear of the North Stand concourse (RADAR key required)
North Stand (13) – 5 m from the North Stand upper platform, and is located in the North Stand upper concourse, after you exit the lift (RADAR key required)
East Stand (16) – 23 m from the nearest pitchside designated seating, located along the East Stand concourse next to Block G (RADAR key required)
East Stand (17) – 24 m from the nearest pitchside designated seating, with the toilet located along the East Stand concourse in Block G (RADAR key required)
East Stand (9) – 6 m from the East Stand Upper Platform V33, located on the East Stand upper concourse, near the designated seating (RADAR key required)
South Stand (SK1) – 75 m from the nearest designated seating, located at the rear of the South Stand concourse (RADAR key required)
South Stand (14) – 34 m from the South Stand lower platform (V19), located on the South Stand lower concourse (RADAR key required)
South Stand Upper (8) – 8 m from the South Stand upper platform (V21), located on the South Stand upper concourse (RADAR key required)
West Stand (24) – 17 m from the nearest designated pitchside seating, located in the West Stand lower concourse, close to seats 111-170 in Block B (RADAR key required)
West Stand (25) – 22 m from the nearest pitchside designated seating, located in the West Stand lower concourse (V11) (RADAR key required)
Visitor Section (19) – 25 m from the nearest designated seating, located along the East Stand concourse next to the pitchside entrance V41 (RADAR key required)
Visitor Section (20) – 25 m from the nearest designated seating, and is located along the Visitors Section concourse (RADAR key required)

All of the toilets have an emergency alarm in the cubicle, and except for those in the West Stand, all have a dropdown rail on the transfer side. RADAR keys can be obtained from a steward.