Getting There
Madejski Stadium
The Madejski Stadium, a 24,200 capacity all-seater 'bowl' design, opened in August 1998 and is home to Reading Football Club and London Irish Rugby Club. Built to a total cost of £50m, the Stadium complex also houses a first class Conference Centre and four-star deluxe hotel. There has also been national and international recognition as the Stadium was chosen to host England under 21 football internationals, the Rugby Union 2001 European Shield Final and the Rugby League World Cup fixture between New Zealand and the Cook Islands in November 2000.
The Stadium is named after Reading Football Club Chairman Sir John Madejski OBE. Madejski Stadium is located less than a mile from Junction 11 of the M4, and has more than 2,000 parking spaces. Shuttle bus services from the town centre are also available to supporters. The A33 relief road gives a direct link from the motorway, but the roads in the area are very busy, and queuing can be expected exiting the M4 and then all the way to the Stadium. Car parking is extensive, but very popular and under extreme demand, so travelling by train to Reading Central and then by shuttle bus is recommended whenever possible.
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By Bus
Reading Premier Routes, First.
Match Day Services.
Football fares note; greenwave buses will charge the same fares as Reading buses football service F1 for journeys to and from football matches. Normal greenwave fares will not be available from 2 hours before kick–off for journeys to Madejski Stadium nor after the match from the stadium.
Reading Station return (shuttle) buses - Fastrack frequent service starts from outside the Railway Station, two hours prior to kick off. £3.00 Adult return, £1.50 Child return and £4.50 Family of 5. The return service leaves from the bus stop near the stadium in Northern Way.
Bus Routes:
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By Bike
Reading Cycle Route
Reading Cycle Routes:
R1
By Train
Reading Station buses to the Stadium
Reading National Rail Enquiries on 08457 484950
By Car
From the M4:
The Madejski Stadium can be approached from the A33 Reading Relief Road which links to the M4 Motorway.
Exit the M4 at Junction 11, heading for Reading on the A33. At the first roundabout, take the 2nd left onto the Reading Relief Road, passing the Stadium on your left. At the next roundabout take the first left onto Northern Way and follow signs to car parks.
Town Centre car parks and Railway Station Bus Service
Parking available within town centre car parks (appropriate parking fee applies).
Garrard Street Car Park -Reading Station
Reading Station return (shuttle) buses - Fastrack frequent service starts from outside the Railway Station, two hours prior to kick off. £3.00 Adult return, £1.50 Child return and £4.50 Family of 5. The return service leaves from the bus stop near the stadium in Northern Way.
Parking fees - please see information on site for the latest parking charges.
On Foot
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