Travel
Riccoh Arena
Train:
There are two stations within seven miles of the Ricoh- Coventry and Nuneaton
London Euston to Coventry-55 minutes
Birmingham New Street to Coventry-20 minutes.
Coventry train station is about three and a half miles away from the stadium
A taxi currently costs about £10
A free shuttle bus service from Coventry Station and Warwick Parkway station to the stadium will be provided on match days for supporters’ travelling by train.
A new railway station was opened at the Ricoh Arena during the 2015/16 season.
Return shuttle trains will run every 10 minutes directly between Coventry station and the stadium station.
Road:
Leave the M6 at Junction 3. Take the A444 towards the city centre and after one mile you will reach the stadium on your left.
Alternatively, the stadium is 14 miles from Junction 15 of the M40
The Ricoh boasts parking for 2000 cars on site and there are three entrances /exits in use on match day.
A Park and Walk scheme is also available, with offsite parking with 10 minutes.
For further details on routes/parking go to: www.ricoharea.com
Last Updated July 2016
Copyright Miles & Miles Publishing 2016
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