FOLLOW SWANSEA CITY TO CARDIFF CITY
Swansea City travel to Cardiff City with a fixture still months away. The table can change before matchday; plan the trip while the season develops.
THE ROUTE
SWANSEA CITY AWAY DAY / HOTELS
WHERE TO STAY
FOR CARDIFF CITY
Choose the kind of away trip you want and we’ll show you the strongest base for Cardiff City, with the match journey kept in view.
WHERE TO STAY
Where should Swansea City fans stay?
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Match night · 2 guests · 1 room
Clayton Hotel Cardiff
Cardiff city centre / St Mary Street
Our best all-round Cardiff City stay. Clayton is not the closest bed to the ground, but it solves more of the football-trip problem than the closer options: Cardiff Central is virtually on the doorstep, St Mary Street and Mill Lane cover the post-match food and drink, and it has the scale and facilities of a proper city-centre hotel.
- Very strong rail arrival/departure location beside Cardiff Central.
- Immediate access to St Mary Street, Mill Lane and the wider city-centre food/drink offer.
Approximate hotel-to-stadium relationship, not a turn-by-turn route measurement. The club states Cardiff city centre/Cardiff Central is about 1.5 miles from the stadium and describes the walk southwest through Riverside. Expect urban road crossings; use the matchday shuttle or a short local rail/taxi option if the weather is poor.
It is a city-centre choice rather than a stadium-area choice; allow roughly half an hour on foot to the ground.
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Pontcanna Inn
Pontcanna / Cathedral Road
Our closest practical choice for supporters who still want a private en-suite, food and drink on site and an easy walk into central Cardiff. It sits around the same broad stadium-distance band as The Riverhouse, but its hotel-style en-suite rooms make it the more straightforward recommendation for a general audience. The compromise is obvious: the rooms are above a lively pub.
- One of the closest credible overnight options we found that still feels like a conventional private en-suite stay.
- Cathedral Road/Pontcanna is calmer than St Mary Street while still being walkable into the centre.
Published hotel-listing distance is about 0.9 miles; practical walking route will be longer than straight-line/listing distance. Pontcanna is already west of the city-centre core, so the walk avoids returning into central Cardiff after the match.
This is a pub with only 10 rooms, so football/event dates can disappear from sale quickly.
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Royal Hotel Cardiff by Belvilla
Cardiff city centre / St Mary Street
The nightlife choice because it is actually on St Mary Street rather than merely near the centre. You can come back from the match, eat and drink in the main central cluster, and walk straight to the hotel. It also tends to price below the smarter four-star city-centre properties on ordinary midweeks. We would not make it the overall recommendation because the current quality/access evidence is more mixed.
- Immediate St Mary Street nightlife, restaurants and bars.
- Very close to Cardiff Central for an away trip by train.
Approximate listing-distance relationship; actual walking route is longer. The route follows the same general city-centre-to-Riverside/Leckwith direction described by the club. For an evening game, consider the club shuttle back to Wood Street and then walk a few minutes to the hotel.
St Mary Street can be noisy; room position and glazing matter.
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What to expect at Cardiff City
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Travel & parking
Driving, parking and rail planning for Swansea City supporters travelling to Cardiff City.
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Parking
Driving & road restrictions
Set your sat-nav to the visitors' compound at CF11 8AW, rather than just the stadium's main reception. From the M4, use junction 33 and the A4232 towards Cardiff and Barry, then the B4267 stadium exit. Follow Hadfield Road into Bessemer Road, turn left onto Sloper Road and follow signs into Clos Parc Morgannwg.
The club warns that some sat-nav routes take drivers through the city centre and add unnecessary congestion. Follow matchday electronic signs on your approach.
Stadium parking can shut to arrivals about 30 minutes before kick-off. After full-time, the club describes managed closures around Sloper Road and Leckwith Road, sometimes lasting up to an hour. Check any temporary roadworks and the actual fixture instructions before setting off.
- Away driver sat-nav destination
- Car Park Sector V, Sloper Road / Clos Parc Morgannwg, Cardiff CF11 8AW
- Motorway approach
- M4 junction 33, A4232 towards Cardiff/Barry, exit B4267 stadium signs
- Final vehicle approach
- Hadfield Road, Bessemer Road, Sloper Road, turn into Clos Parc Morgannwg
- Away car park arrival closure
- Club visitor-information page states car park closes 30 minutes before advertised kick-off; check fixture
- Post-match closures
- Club reports Sloper Road closure at Virgil Street to Leckwith Road and Leckwith/Atlas Road-Wellington Street closures up to one hour
- City-centre route warning
- Club warns sat-nav can route traffic through central Cardiff instead of signed stadium approaches
Parking & park-and-ride
Use the away car park at Cardiff City Stadium if you want the shortest walk, but arrive early and bring cash. Sector V is off Sloper Road, CF11 8AW, immediately beside the away entrance. Cardiff's latest available away guide prices it at £10 per car, with no advance booking and spaces issued first come, first served. You may have to wait before driving out after the match.
There is no named residential street we can confidently recommend as free for a full match visit. Permit bays, waiting restrictions and matchday enforcement affect the neighbourhood. Even when a kerbside space appears empty, you must check its own signs. Reports of available street parking are not proof that it is permitted.
For a guaranteed booking rather than an on-the-day gamble, reserve an authorised driveway or off-street space through JustPark or YourParkingSpace. Advertised locations include Leckwith Close, Bartley Wilson Way and Sloper Road. Check the booking's exact address, arrival window and whether access is affected by the closures. Prices vary with the fixture.
Pontcanna Fields council car park is a longer-stay alternative if you are happy with a longer onward journey. It is open 24 hours and costs £6.50 for over four hours Monday to Saturday, or £2.50 for over four hours on Sundays. Short-stay council sites in Canton, including Gray Street, have a four-hour limit, so they are not a safe full-match fallback.
Allow four to five hours for football, including both walks, pre-match arrival, the game and traffic delays. Do not use the retail park beside the stadium: Cardiff specifically warns that matchday vehicles are ticketed. A separate authorised private booking is not the same as leaving a car in an ordinary shopper's bay.
- Parking verdict
- Official £10 first-come away Sector V is simplest; advance-book a legitimate private space if certainty matters; no named free street verified
- Free option — area
- No legally confirmed and matchday-suitable named street segment identified near Gate 12
- Legal restrictions — stadium neighbourhood
- Resident permit bay eligibility is controlled by permits and individual signed restrictions; enforcement is active on event days
- Legal restrictions — Riverside and Pontcanna proposals
- Consultation maps include Ninian Park Road and Wellington Street; proposal does not demonstrate that new CPZ is already active
- Matchday availability — residential streets
- Supporter report describes circling and congested street departures; not evidence of legal unrestricted parking
- Official away parking
- Car Park Sector V, entry from Sloper Road / Clos Parc Morgannwg CF11 8AW
- Official parking price
- £10 cash on gate in latest available 2025/26 away guide; 2026/27 tariff not independently published
- Official parking booking
- First come, first served; no pre-booking of ordinary away compound
- Walk — official Sector V
- Directly outside visitor entrance Gate 12; no exact bay-to-turnstile duration needed
- Arrive by — Sector V
- Aim at least 60–90 minutes before kick-off as planning allowance; official closure can be 30 minutes before
- Paid fallback — private driveway
- Pre-bookable spaces on Leckwith Close, Sloper Road and Bartley Wilson Way; prices and availability depend on match
- Booking recommendation
- Book an explicitly authorised private bay if arriving late or a guaranteed space matters; Sector V itself cannot be reserved
- Paid fallback — Pontcanna Fields long stay
- Pontcanna Fields car park CF11 9HY open 24 hours; over four hours £6.50 Mon–Sat or £2.50 Sunday in published tariff; further walk or transport required
- Paid fallback — Sophia Gardens long stay
- Sophia Gardens CF11 9FH: six hours £8.50, 24-hour operation; farther from away gate
- Council short-stay limitation — Gray Street
- Gray Street CF11 9NE, 24-hour access, four-hour maximum stay: £5 Mon–Sat, £1.50 Sunday; do not overstay
- Supermarket permission/time limit
- Cardiff FC explicitly prohibits retail-park matchday use; YourParkingSpace describes 90-minute limits nearby; independently booked authorised product must be checked separately
- Total dwell time
- Budget four to five hours for arriving early, both walks, match including interval and stoppages, and departure; longer for cup extra time or queues
- After the match
- Club says away compound may be held around 30 minutes after full time and Sloper/Leckwith closures up to about an hour
- Retail-parking authorised independent offers
- JustPark lists Asda Leckwith Road parking bookings; existence of a marketplace listing does not make adjacent unbooked customer bays suitable
Driving
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Parking
Where to leave the car for Cardiff City.
Matchday advice: Use the away car park at Cardiff City Stadium if you want the shortest walk, but arrive early and bring cash. Sector V is off Sloper Road, CF11 8AW, immediately beside the away entrance.
Trains
Rail, Underground & tram
Use Cardiff Central for the easiest long-distance arrival, then take a local train to Ninian Park if it serves your match. Ninian Park is only about five minutes from the stadium, though you must still follow signs round to the away entrance at Gate 12. The club says there is normally no Sunday service to Ninian Park, so check the timetable before relying on it.
Walking from Cardiff Central takes about 25 minutes, following the route southwest of the Principality Stadium through Riverside towards Leckwith. That is a useful alternative if train connections are awkward, especially after an evening match.
Grangetown is another local rail option, around ten minutes' walk from the stadium, but its platforms are reached by stairs. Ninian Park has ramps, including a steep approach to one platform, so arrange assistance if needed.
- Best long-distance railway station
- Cardiff Central; then local rail, bus or approximately 25 minutes on foot
- Closest railway station
- Ninian Park, club-estimated five-minute walk to stadium, before routing to Gate 12
- Ninian Park normal service
- Club describes approximately half-hourly trains Monday–Saturday and no Sunday service; check selected fixture
- Ninian Park step-free access
- Both platforms have ramps, but the platform 2 ramp has a steep gradient; access category differs across railway pages
- Alternative station
- Grangetown; club estimates 10 minutes on foot; no step-free platforms
- Cardiff Central accessible platforms
- Step-free to all platforms by the published station facilities; check any live lift faults
Station to ground & away entrance
Go straight to Gate 12 for the away end. It is on the Sloper Road side, beside the designated away coach and car compound, rather than at the main home-supporter entrance. If you have driven, follow the stadium signs from the Sector V car park towards that gate.
From Ninian Park station, leave onto Leckwith Road and follow the stadium perimeter to the away entrance, not simply to the first turnstiles you see. From Cardiff Central, head southwest through Riverside and towards Sloper Road. Keep your ticket ready, allow time for security searches and check the precise block or turnstile on your ticket.
- Away supporter entrance
- Gate 12, Sloper Road side of stadium
- Away parking to gate
- Away-sector V coach and car parking compound is outside Gate 12
- Away gate ticket collections
- Away ticket office at Gate 12 was used in 2025/26 visiting-club guide; check current fixture
- Walking route from Cardiff Central
- Head southwest past Principality Stadium via Riverside toward Leckwith, then Gate 12
- Away stand
- Away sector of Grange Stand, entrance Gate 12
- Security checks
- Have ticket or digital pass ready; allow time for security and bag searches
Rail
Sat, 13 Mar 2027 · 15:00 kick-off
Reach Ninian Park Rail Station by 13:10. The departure is a rough planning allowance, not a scheduled train.
About 5 minutes on foot
This allows for the final whistle, leaving the ground and reaching the station.
These are matchday planning targets, not confirmed train services. Check the timetable and the last train home before booking.
Check trains for these times →Stations and the onward journey
- Ninian Park
- 5 minutes on foot · Step-free access recorded
Station data checked 2026-10-14 - Grangetown (Cardiff)
- 10 minutes on foot · Check step-free access with the operator
Station data checked 2026-10-14 - Cardiff Central
- 25 minutes on foot · Step-free access recorded
Station data checked 2026-10-14
Coaches
Away coaches
Official away coaches and minibuses use the visitors' compound in Car Park Sector V, reached from Sloper Road via Clos Parc Morgannwg. The club says coach and minibus parking there is free. The compound is immediately beside Gate 12, so you should not need a long walk after being dropped off.
Before leaving the coach, ask your organiser where to meet after full-time and whether police or stewards will hold the departure. Stadium traffic management can delay vehicles, and the final exit route depends on the matchday arrangements. Independent coach operators should confirm access with Cardiff City rather than using ordinary roadside stops.
- Visiting coach park
- Away Car Park Sector V off Sloper Road / Clos Parc Morgannwg, CF11 8AW
- Coach and minibus parking charge
- Free in official away compound
- Coach drop-off proximity
- Away coach park directly outside visitor entrance Gate 12
- Coach collection
- Usually from designated away compound with steward/police instructions; ask organiser for fixture details
Buses
Buses & local travel
Use the Cardiff Bus matchday shuttle if you are starting in the city centre. For the 2026/27 league season, it runs as route 95 from Wood Street stop JB, every 15 minutes from two hours before kick-off until 15 minutes before. Normal bus fares and the operator's usual passes apply. Return shuttles run until the crowds have cleared.
Regular route 95 also serves the Leckwith Road Asda stop opposite the stadium. Routes 92, 93 and 94 stop at Ninian Park School, about ten minutes away, while circular routes 1 and 2 serve Sloper Road. Check the direction of the circular route and the stop you need after full-time.
There is no verified dedicated football park-and-ride service operating for every Cardiff home fixture. Use the published shuttle or a separate booked parking product instead of assuming a special service will run.
- 2026/27 matchday shuttle
- Cardiff Bus route 95 from Wood Street stop JB to stadium for listed league fixtures
- Matchday shuttle boarding period
- First bus two hours before kick-off, then every 15 minutes; last outward 15 minutes before kick-off
- Matchday shuttle return
- Return buses until crowds have cleared; actual finish time depends on fixture
- Shuttle fare rule
- Normal fares; Cardiff Bus day, week, four-week and annual tickets valid
- Regular bus 95
- Stops at Leckwith Road Asda, outside stadium
- Regular buses 92, 93 and 94
- Cardiff Bus Interchange to Ninian Park School, around ten-minute stadium walk
- Circular buses
- Routes 1 and 2 serve Sloper Road in opposite circular directions
Accessibility
Accessible journeys
Arrange away wheelchair seating and accessible parking through your visiting club before travelling. Cardiff has a designated accessible allocation in the away compound, reached from Sloper Road, and accessible entry at Gate 12. The club describes flat tarmac around that car park. Do not assume a Blue Badge alone reserves a space: permits are allocated through the visiting club.
Ninian Park station has step-free approaches to both platforms, but one ramp is steep, so it may not suit every wheelchair or mobility-scooter user. Grangetown has stairs-only access. Cardiff Central is the better railway starting point for many accessible journeys, provided you arrange suitable onward transport.
Contact Cardiff City's Disability Access Officer, Billy Gregory, at billy.gregory@cardiffcityfc.co.uk with any questions about seating, the away parking allocation or your route from drop-off to the entrance.
- Visiting accessible stadium entrance
- Gate 12, accessible entrance and lift access as required
- Visiting accessible parking
- 20 spaces reported in the away compound; visiting club allocates permits, £10 according to current club guide
- Accessible parking surface
- Flat tarmac parking approach to stadium according to club
- Away wheelchair accommodation
- Level Playing Field reports 20 wheelchair places for visitors; confirm ticket allocation
- Away easy-access amenity seating
- Level Playing Field reports 21 away easy-access/amenity seats
- Disability access contact
- Billy Gregory; billy.gregory@cardiffcityfc.co.uk
- Ninian Park station access
- Step-free ramps to platforms including steep platform 2 ramp; category wording differs by source
- Grangetown station access
- No step-free station access: stairs only
- Cardiff Central station access
- National Rail category A with platform lifts; check any current outages
After the match
After the match
Expect a delay if you have parked in Sector V beside the away end. Cardiff's stadium guide describes a car-park exit hold of up to 30 minutes after full-time and traffic closures around Sloper Road and Leckwith Road that can last longer. A booked space farther out may avoid part of that queue, but it will mean a longer walk and does not guarantee a quick getaway.
If you are going back to Cardiff Central, the route 95 matchday shuttle returns towards Wood Street until crowds have cleared. Ninian Park is closer if trains are running, but check the service before kick-off and leave enough time for the walk from Gate 12. For Sunday games, plan around the absence of a normal Ninian Park service.
- Stadium car-park exit management
- Club advises up to 30 minutes closed after full-time
- Road-closure hold
- Sloper Road and Leckwith Road approaches may close for up to an hour after a match
- Return to city centre
- Cardiff Bus 2026/27 route 95 shuttle returns until crowds clear
- Sunday local rail warning
- Club states no normal Sunday trains at Ninian Park
- Independent parking and exit
- Authorised off-street booked spaces can avoid searching but do not guarantee absence of post-match traffic
Where to stay
Stay near Cardiff Central if you are arriving by train or want a proper evening in the city. It puts restaurants, pubs and St Mary Street within easy reach, with a roughly 25-minute walk or the matchday bus to the ground. For a late finish, you will also have a simpler route back to your hotel than relying on a local rail connection.
Pontcanna and Riverside are useful alternatives if you prefer a quieter neighbourhood and a shorter journey towards Leckwith. They have pubs and food without the busiest city-centre streets, although your exact walk to Gate 12 depends on where you stay.
There is little reason to choose accommodation immediately beside the stadium purely for matchday access. Check hotel rates against other events in Cardiff, particularly rugby and concerts, and arrange your return transport before booking.
- Best all-round overnight base
- Cardiff Central / St Mary Street side of the centre for trains, food, pubs and shuttle
- Quieter alternative
- Pontcanna/Riverside neighbourhood, nearer the stadium side than central nightlife
- Useful local hotel example
- Pontcanna Inn, Cathedral Road, small pub with rooms close to city centre
- Stadium to city centre on foot
- Club says roughly 1.5 miles or about 25 minutes from Cardiff Central area
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Make a night of your Swansea City away day
Travelling with family, meeting mates or following the team as you do every week? These selected stays are intended to make the trip easier and give you more time to enjoy the destination.
Stay after the final whistle for food, drinks or a relaxed evening, then travel home the next morning without the same rush.Cardiff City Stadium stadium area
Best for a simple walk or short taxi after full time.
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Travelling with family, meeting mates or following the team as you do every week? These selected stays are intended to make the trip easier and give you more time to enjoy the destination.
Stay after the final whistle for food, drinks or a relaxed evening, then travel home the next morning without the same rush.Ninian Park Rail Station station area
Best for National Rail arrivals, late check-in and an easier departure tomorrow.
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Make a night of your Swansea City away day
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Stay after the final whistle for food, drinks or a relaxed evening, then travel home the next morning without the same rush.Cardiff centre
Best for food, pubs and making more of the away day.
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Make a night of your Swansea City away day
Travelling with family, meeting mates or following the team as you do every week? These selected stays are intended to make the trip easier and give you more time to enjoy the destination.
Stay after the final whistle for food, drinks or a relaxed evening, then travel home the next morning without the same rush.Cardiff hotels with parking
Hotels in the wider ground area that list parking as a property facility. This searches for hotel accommodation with parking; it does not sell or reserve matchday parking spaces.
This search uses the mapped destination and radius shown. Mapping confidence 75/100. Last reviewed 2026-08-02. Cardiff hotels with parking is close to Cardiff City Stadium stadium area; the search remains distinct through its area label and 5.0 km radius. Search dates: 2027-03-13 to 2027-03-14.You can still compare hotels using the correct match dates, guest numbers and preferred area.
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Stay near the ground, the station or the city centre and enjoy the away day without rushing straight home.
The return journey could not be confirmed, so the planning estimate remains available alongside hotel options.
- The return journey could not be confirmed, so the planning estimate remains available alongside hotel options.
- Staying near the station can make the next-morning journey home easier.
- A city-centre stay gives you more choice for food and drinks before travelling home.
Swansea City at Cardiff City
Sat 13 Mar 2027
1 night · 2 people · 1 room
Recommended area: City centre
£50 per person · £100 for 1 room · 1 night
Stay over. Enjoy the away day properly.
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A station-area stay can make arrival and the next-morning journey easier.
Pubs & food
at Cardiff City
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Before you head to the ground
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Cardiff is best treated as a city-centre away day with a useful second cluster in Canton. Cardiff Central is the long-distance rail base; from there the club gives 25 minutes on foot to Cardiff City Stadium, or take the local train to Ninian Park for the short final walk. The Great Western is the clearest current station-side meeting pub, while City Arms is a better cask-beer stop. Closer in, The Lansdowne remains the traditional away pub and Gôl is the strongest near-ground option, with current parking material explicitly welcoming both home and away fans. Colours are less certain than admission: current home-fan discussion says visiting support is common but also suggests many away fans avoid wearing colours, so check higher-risk fixtures. For food, use Canton Fish Bar or Calabrisella on the way west, or Cardiff Market for Welsh cakes and independent street food before leaving town. Visitors enter through Gate 12; the away concourse is cashless and has food and drink, but exact stock can vary.
The Lansdowne
Gôl Centres Cardiff
The Great Western
The Grange
City Arms
Food & quick bites
Where to grab a bite, have a proper meal or try the local matchday favourite.
Canton Fish Bar
A proper independent chippy on the Canton route rather than stadium catering. Fish is cooked to order, with cod, Maris Piper chips and potato fritters, and the long Saturday opening makes it practical for most kick-off times.
Calabrisella Canton
A useful proper-meal option on Cowbridge Road East: handmade pasta and pizza if there is time to sit down, or panini for something quicker. It is especially handy for supporters staying around Canton.
Cardiff Bakestones
For something unmistakably Welsh before the football, stop at Cardiff Market for a warm cake straight from the bakestone. It is quick, inexpensive in spirit and far more distinctive than filling up at a station chain.
The Bearded Taco - Cardiff Market
A more substantial Cardiff Market stop than a snack: tacos, quesadillas and nachos from an established local street-food trader. It lets a group eat quickly in town without committing to a sit-down meal.
Cardiff City Stadium - away concourse
Once through Gate 12, the away concourse is the reliable fallback for food and drink. Cardiff’s stadium offer is broader than basic pies, but the club’s detailed menu is stadium-wide rather than a guarantee of every item in the away section.
Matsudai Ramen
Worth knowing for an overnight trip rather than a frantic pre-match dash. Matsudai is one of Cardiff’s stronger independent food destinations, with serious ramen and useful Saturday-lunch service in Grangetown.
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