England Autumn Internationals 2026: Where to Park at Twickenham Stadium

Twickenham Stadium Parking for the England Autumn Internationals 2026

Up to 82,000 fans, closed roads around the ground and an event-day parking zone stretching for streets in every direction: that's what every England home game at Twickenham looks like. Book your space before you set off and you'll drive straight to it, while everyone else is still looking for somewhere to stop.

This year's Autumn Internationals are the closing rounds of England's Nations Championship campaign, with Australia, Japan and New Zealand all heading to Allianz Stadium. Twickenham then hosts the competition's Finals Weekend, where England will play a fourth home match against an opponent decided by the final standings.

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England Autumn Internationals 2026 Fixtures

• England v Australia: Sunday 8 November 2026, kick-off 3:10pm

• England v Japan: Saturday 14 November 2026, kick-off 4:40pm

• England v New Zealand: Saturday 21 November 2026, kick-off 2:10pm

• Nations Championship Finals Weekend: Friday 27 to Sunday 29 November 2026, with England's opponent and kick-off time to be confirmed

Finals Weekend brings three days of double headers to Twickenham, with matches at 4:40pm and 8:10pm on the Friday, then 1:10pm and 4:40pm on both the Saturday and Sunday. That makes six major event days at the stadium in November alone, so local parking will be in demand all month. Match tickets are delivered through the Allianz Stadium App.

Book Twickenham Stadium Parking

Local residents around Twickenham rent out their driveways and private spaces on matchdays, giving you a confirmed place to park within walking distance of the ground. Enter your destination, filter for anything you need such as vehicle size or accessibility, pick your space and pay online or in the app in minutes.

• Book your parking near Twickenham Stadium before matchday and you'll know exactly where you're heading, rather than circling streets as the closures go in.

• Choose a space that suits your budget, with a range of driveways and private spaces at different price points around the stadium.

• Park on a quieter street away from the closures, so getting away after the final whistle is far less of a crawl.

• Extend your session in the JustPark app if you decide to stay on for a post-match drink.

• Avoid on-the-day stress by locking in your plans in advance, especially for the New Zealand game and Finals Weekend.

Matchday Road Closures and Parking Restrictions at Twickenham

Twickenham's matchday restrictions catch out plenty of drivers, so it's worth knowing what's in place before you travel.

• Road closures: Richmond Council can close Rugby Road, Whitton Road (between London Road and Kneller Road) and London Road (between King Street and Whitton Road). Closures typically run for around 1.5 to 2 hours before kick-off and after the final whistle, depending on crowd levels and match timings.

• Twickenham Event Zone (Zone R): On major event days, Richmond and Hounslow councils run an event-day controlled parking zone covering roughly a mile around the stadium. Only vehicles with valid resident or visitor permits can park there, penalty charge notices are issued and some vehicles are removed. Hours vary by event, so check the signs at the zone entry points.

• Neighbouring zones: The Whitton Central and Whitton Road zones also have event-day controls running from 11am to 11pm.

• Blue Badge holders: Richmond Council permits Blue Badge holders to park within the Twickenham Event Zone on event days. You can also filter for accessible spaces when you book with JustPark.

• ULEZ: Twickenham sits inside London's Ultra Low Emission Zone, which runs 24 hours a day, every day, including weekends. Non-compliant cars pay a £12.50 daily charge, so check your vehicle on the TfL website before you travel.

Driving Directions to Twickenham Stadium

Allianz Stadium, 200 Whitton Road, Twickenham, TW2 7BA

• From Central London: Take the A4 towards Hammersmith, then join the A316 towards Richmond and Twickenham. The stadium sits just off the Whitton Road roundabout on the A316.

• From the M4 (West London): Leave at Junction 3 and take the A312 towards Feltham, then join the A316 towards Twickenham and Richmond.

• From the M25 (Heathrow and the South West): Leave at Junction 12 and take the M3 towards London. The M3 becomes the A316, which takes you straight to Twickenham.

• From Kingston upon Thames: Follow the A310 north towards Twickenham town centre.

• On matchdays: Allow extra time on the A316, and set your sat nav to your booked space rather than the stadium so you're not routed into a closed road.

Getting to Twickenham Stadium by Train

If you'd like to compare your options, rail is the other main route in on matchdays.

• Twickenham station: Around a 10-minute walk from the stadium, with South Western Railway services from London Waterloo taking about half an hour. Trains also run via Clapham Junction and Richmond.

• Whitton and St Margaret's stations: Both are around a 20-minute walk from the stadium.

Twickenham Stadium Parking FAQs

Where can I park for the England Autumn Internationals at Twickenham Stadium?

Your best option is a pre-booked driveway or private space through JustPark. Look for a space outside the event-day parking zone and away from the closed roads, so you can walk to the ground and get away easily afterwards.

Is there free parking around Twickenham Stadium?

It's very unlikely. Free spaces near the stadium are scarce on any day, and on England matchdays the event zone restrictions are strictly enforced. The simplest way to avoid a fine is to book a JustPark space before you leave home.

What time do the roads close around Twickenham Stadium on matchdays?

Closures on Rugby Road, Whitton Road and London Road typically go in around 1.5 to 2 hours before kick-off and stay in place for a similar period after the final whistle. Exact timings depend on crowd levels and the kick-off time, so plan to be parked well before the closures begin.

Can I park on residential streets near Twickenham Stadium on matchdays?

Not without a permit. The Twickenham Event Zone (Zone R) only allows vehicles with valid resident or visitor permits to park on event days, and vehicles parked without one can be ticketed or removed.

Can Blue Badge holders park near Twickenham Stadium?

Yes. Richmond Council permits Blue Badge holders to park within the Twickenham Event Zone on event days. If you'd rather have a confirmed space, you can filter for accessible parking when booking with JustPark.

Do I need to pay the ULEZ charge to drive to Twickenham Stadium?

Twickenham is inside London's Ultra Low Emission Zone, so non-compliant vehicles pay a £12.50 daily charge, including at weekends. The stadium is outside the central London Congestion Charge zone. Check your vehicle on the TfL website before you travel.

Do You Live Near Twickenham? Rent Out Your Driveway

Even if you're not heading to the rugby yourself, your driveway could be in demand. With six major event days at Allianz Stadium in November and up to 82,000 fans at each England match, drivers are looking for somewhere reliable to park within walking distance of the ground.

Rent out your driveway with JustPark and you set your own availability and prices, so you stay in control the whole time. JustPark hosts living near major sports grounds earn on average 57% more each year by renting out their space during big games, gigs and events. You can even set higher prices for matchdays so you make the most of the busiest weekends.

Book Your Twickenham Parking Today

With the closures, the event zone and four November weekends of big crowds, matchday parking at Twickenham rewards drivers who plan ahead.

Book your Autumn Internationals parking today.