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Information about parking near the Etihad Stadium

The Etihad stadium is located in the East of Manchester, both a short drive away from the city centre and the M60 Outer Ring Road. The stadium lies just by the A6010 road that traces around the majority of the city as a kind of Intermediate Ring Road. The stadium is well signposted and visible for miles around.

On event days, parking on-street around the stadium – and the whole Etihad campus – is only possible for resident permit holders.

Metrolink tram stops also offer a free park and ride service for their customers at various locations around the city. Limited off-street parking is available on-site at the Etihad campus and there are also a handful of off-street car parks nearby.

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Additional Information

Some additional information about parking in etihad stadium, to cater to all your parking needs

On-street parking
On non-event days, there are no specific parking restrictions in the streets surrounding the stadium and visiting drivers may park on-street without restriction (unless a street is double yellow-lined). However, on event days, a special resident parking scheme comes into force ensuring that only residents are allowed to park on-street in the surrounding area to the whole of the expansive Etihad campus.

These restrictions typically apply 2 hours before and through the duration of any event so make sure you are aware of the event schedule on any visit.

You can use the JustPark parking map to find information on available on-street parking spaces near the Etihad Stadium.

There are a few car parks available on event days but most spaces will be taken up by pre-booked seasonal supporters. Limited pay-on-the-day parking is available in the Blue car parks to the North of the stadium accessible via Alan Turing Way. Parking here is quite expensive but does undoubtedly afford you the best access to and from the stadium.

Another option would be to park in the city centre or near to Manchester Piccadilly station. One such off-street car park is the large Manchester Piccadilly Gardens (Chatham Street, Manchester, M1 3AY). This car park is open from 5.30am-11.30pm Monday-Sunday and is in a great location for Manchester Piccadilly, the city centre and is near to the well signalled event day walking route to the stadium. However, the city centre car parks such as these do also charge a high rate of fare.

Metrolink tram stops throughout the city offer a free park-and-ride service to their paying customers. The nearest park and ride location is Ashton Moss to the East. (Alexandria Drive, Ashton, OL6 7UB).

JustPark offers a range of reservable off-street spaces nearby – in both council and commercially-run car parks, as well as at hotels, offices and on private driveways. You can browse these options and book a guaranteed space via our website or app.

Location	Operator	Price
Manchester Sheffield Street	National Car Parks	£3.50 / day
30 Tariff Street	Manchester City Council	£2.00 / hour
1 Port Street	CitiPark	£1.00 / hour
Store Street Car Park	Manchester City Council	£4.20 / 12 hours
Travis Street	Manchester City Council	£2.50 / hour

Public transport
Manchester’s main train station, Manchester Piccadilly is located around 25 minutes walk way west of the stadium but does provide by far the best public transport links to the region and the rest of the country. Closer to the stadium, there are 2 tram stops serving opposite ends of the Etihad complex. Velopark to the south and Etihad campus to the north are both around 5 minutes walk away.

On match days, buses will depart the stadium from Ashton New Road to the city centre.
Disabled parking
There is a limited amount of accessible spaces in the on-site Blue parking to the north of the stadium. It is recommend you contact the stadium directly for more information on disabled parking and in order to ensure your space.

You can filter when searching on JustPark to show all our parking spaces with disabled access around the Etihad stadium (select this option by clicking ‘Filters’ on the search results page).
Parking restrictions & event days
On-street parking restrictions only apply for 2 hours before and throughout the duration of an event at the Etihad campus. Parking during these times is solely reserved for resident permit holders. Due to Etihad stadium being part of the larger Etihad campus complex, the area of this resident parking scheme is particularly wide-reaching so do be careful not to park on one of the restricted streets on event days.

On the JustPark map, we’ll only show you spaces which you’re allowed to park in during your required time period.
Overnight, weekends & bank holidays
Nearby attractions
The City of Manchester stadium, now known as the Etihad, was built to serve as an athletics venue as part of Manchester’s successful bid for the 2002 Commonwealth Games. It is now home to Manchester City football club and is part of a larger complex of sporting facilities that collectively play host to major sporting and live music events throughout the year. With the city centre only a short drive away, and this magnificent complex providing so much for visitors including open bars and great hospitality, you’re in a great place for entertainment and things to do.

Ardwick Station
Ancoats
Manchester Piccadilly Station
Ashburys Station
Northern Quarter
Gay Village
Manchester Tribunal Hearing Centre
Arndale Centre
Manchester Art Gallery