🏉 Big news for those heading to Cardiff for the Six Nations 2026! To ensure everyone’s safety during the home matches, there’ll be significant road closures in the city centre. So, if you’re planning to visit, make sure you have all the details sorted.
🔒 Here’s the lockdown lowdown:
1. **Wales v France:** Sunday, Feb 15, kick-off at 3.10pm. Roads closed 11am-7.15pm.
2. **Wales v Scotland:** Saturday, Feb 21, kick-off at 4.40pm. Roads closed 12.30pm-9pm.
3. **Wales v Italy:** Saturday, March 14, kick-off at 4.40pm. Roads closed 12.30pm-9pm.
🚗 **Key Routes Affected:**
– Major routes like Kingsway, Cowbridge Rd East, and Tudor St will be off-limits.
– Limited access to residents and traders via special routes.
– Streets like Castle St and St Mary St will see full closures.
🚉 **Getting There by Train:**
– Great Western Railway and Transport for Wales are adding extra trains. Expect crowds and queues at Cardiff Central.
– Queen Street station will largely be closed, except for special needs travel.
🅿️ **Parking Tips:**
– Use park & ride at Vindico Arena for £15, with buses taking you to the city centre.
– Event-day parking available at Civic Centre and Sophia Gardens at £20 for cars.
🚴♀️ **Alternative Transports:**
– Local bus routes will change so check with operators.
– Cycling and walking are fantastic options, with cycleways staying open.
🎒 **Match Day Advice:**
– Get there early and travel light—remember, large bags aren’t allowed in the stadium.
– Keep tabs on real-time traffic updates on Traffic Wales’ website or socials.
Heads-up to all rugby fans, plan your journey well ahead to avoid the scrum on Cardiff’s roads! 🚌🚉🏟️