🏉🚉 Heads up, rugby fans! If you’re heading to Cardiff for the Six Nations clash between Wales and Italy, there’s a new travel plan in action. Transport for Wales is testing out a fresh approach aimed at streamlining your journey after the match.
Instead of the usual post-match crowds at Cardiff Central, fans of Valleys and Vale services will now be directed to Cardiff Queen Street station—a bit of a stroll from the stadium, about 15 minutes on foot. But here’s the good news: it’s all about reducing wait times and getting you boarded faster! 🏃♂️💨
This change comes as part of a major redevelopment project at Cardiff Central. While it means a little extra walking for some, the goal is shorter queues and a smoother exit from the city. Plus, there will be staff on hand to guide you every step of the way. 🔄
So, if your travel plans involve stops like Aberdare, Barry Island, or Rhymney (to name a few), make sure to head to Cardiff Queen Street after the game. Services heading to locations such as London, Swansea, and Maesteg will still leave from Cardiff Central. Remember, the change kicks in for Super Saturday on March 14th.
Spread the word, plan your route, and enjoy the game! 🏉🇮🇹 #CardiffRugby #SixNations #TravelUpdate