The Circus Returns: Where to Park for Take That at Principality Stadium in Cardiff

Take That Live at Principality Stadium

Take That are back with a spectacular summer tour, bringing The Circus Live to Cardiff’s Principality Stadium. Fans can expect classic anthems like Rule the World and Back for Good, alongside newer material and their signature show-stopping performances.

With a capacity of over 70,000, Principality Stadium will be buzzing on Tuesday, 16th June 2026, so travel and parking arrangements are essential to plan in advance.

How to Get Tickets for Take That in Cardiff

When did tickets go on sale?

• Presale: Thursday, 25th September 2025 at 09:30
• General sale: Friday, 26th September 2025 at 09:30

Tickets are available via Ticketmaster and the stadium’s official ticketing partners.

How Much Do Tickets Cost?

Tickets for Cardiff’s Principality Stadium start at £69.50 for seats, with prices rising to £80.50 for General Admission, £130 for Front Standing (A and B), and up to £146.50 for the best seated options.

Where Else Are Take That Performing in the UK?

The Cardiff Principality Stadium shows are part of Take That’s Summer 2026 run, which also includes major outdoor venues across the UK and Europe.

Alongside Cardiff, the band will also perform in London, Manchester, Southampton, Coventry, Sunderland, and Glasgow.

Book a Parking Space Ahead of Time Near Principality Stadium

With tens of thousands expected each night, demand for parking will be extremely high.

The easiest way to avoid stress is to book Principality Stadium parking in advance using the JustPark app or website.

Here’s why:

• Reserve a space within walking distance of the stadium
• Skip inflated prices at last-minute or pop-up car parks
• Extend your booking through the app if the show runs late
• Enjoy peace of mind knowing your space is secured before you arrive

If you’re staying in Cardiff overnight, you can also book multi-day parking to keep your car in one spot for the whole trip.

Park Nearby and Take Public Transport to Principality Stadium

Cardiff’s Principality Stadium is extremely well connected:

• Train: Cardiff Central Station is only a 5-minute walk from the stadium, with frequent services from London, Bristol, Swansea, and beyond.
• Bus: Cardiff Bus routes 17/18, 24, 95, and X2 all serve the stadium area. The main bus terminal at Cardiff Central Station also provides easy access.
• Park and Ride: Dedicated Park and Ride services operate on event days, offering direct transport from the city’s outskirts.

Take the Train Into Cardiff to Save Yourself Driving on Congested Roads

If you're travelling from out of town and prefer to drive part way and take the train for the remainder of your journey, here are some convenient park-and-ride options from different directions:

• If you’re coming in from Bristol and the East, consider parking at Severn Tunnel Junction. Regular services run to Cardiff Central, taking around 25-30 minutes. Pricing starts at £4 per hour for parking spaces in the area.
• From Swansea and the West, you might want to find a space near Bridgend. Train service is fast and frequent to Central Cardiff, with car parking spaces starting at £1 right beside the station.
• When travelling from the North, reserve parking near Pontypridd Station. Trains to Cardiff take just under half an hour, and spaces are very affordable starting at £2 per hour.
• From Newport and the East, find parking near Newport Station. There are very frequent train services to Cardiff Central, with journey times of about 10-15 minutes. Hourly pricing starts at £1.

Does Principality Stadium Offer Official Car Parking?

No - due to its central location, Principality Stadium does not provide general parking for events. Instead, the stadium advises using council parking, Park and Ride services, or apps like JustPark.

Live Nearby? Rent Out Your Driveway for Extra Income

If you live near Principality Stadium, you could make extra money by listing your driveway on JustPark during Take That’s shows.

JustPark drivers living near sports grounds make on average 57% more annually by renting out their driveways during big games, gigs, or events. Fans get a safe, affordable place to park and you get paid.