Getting to the Peninsula Stadium

Peninsula Stadium, home of Salford City Football Club is situated on Moor Lane and has a capacity of 5,100.

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Address and contact details

Peninsula Stadium is located in the Kersal area on Moor Lane, Salford, M7 3PZ.

Got a question about getting to the Peninsula Stadium? Tweet us @BeeNetwork or visit our contact us page for other ways to connect with TfGM.

For information about the club and how to contact them, visit Salford City's website.

If you are intending to catch a bus to or from the Peninsula Stadium, the following Bee Network bus services will bring you closest to the ground – 97 and 98.

You can catch both of these services from Manchester city centre, at Stand L at Shudehill Interchange. You then get off at the Bury New Road/Moor Lane bus stop which is approximately an eight-minute walk to the stadium.

Journey times could be impacted due to increased levels of traffic around the area, so be sure to plan ahead and allow extra time for your travel.

Tickets

Get on board a bus with simple and clear bus fares.

Adults will pay no more than £2 for a single bus journey. If you need to make several trips, a ticket covering a full day of bus travel in Greater Manchester costs just £5.

For more information, you can visit our dedicated webpage.

The closest tram stops to the Peninsula Stadium is Prestwich, Heaton Park and Bowker Vale which are approximately a 30-minute walk away.

Fast and frequent services operate on the Bury line and Metrolink services connect you directly to key city centre destinations such as Piccadilly and Victoria and provides easy access to all 99 stops on the network across Greater Manchester.

For more information, take a look at the tram network map.

Metrolink are constantly improving the network for customers. Make sure you check the Metrolink planned improvements webpage before you travel to see if any works will affect your route.

Park and ride

If you have to drive, did you know that there are 24 park and ride sites in Greater Manchester, where you can park your car for free and hop on the tram to your destination? The best park and ride sites are located on the Bury line:

Tickets

Beat the queue at the machines and touch-in and out at the on-stop machines using contactless or save money and travel with the family using our family travelcard. Remember, this is only available on the on-stop ticket machines.

The tram stops close to it are in Zone 3 (Bowker Vale is a boundary stop so will be in Zone 2). Further information can be found on our tram ticket price webpage.

If you need to travel by car to the Peninsula Stadium, we advise you to plan your journey in advance. The Peninsula Stadium is located in the Kersal area of Salford on Moor Lane which is off the A56 Bury New Road.

Travelling from the city centre? You can get to the stadium from the Inner Ring Road (Trinity Way) onto the A56 Bury New Road. It takes approximately 20 minutes to get from the city to the Peninsula Stadium via this route.

Parking

On matchdays, there is a resident-only parking scheme which is enforced on surrounding streets. This is effective on the roads marked in yellow below between 12pm and 7pm for 3pm kick off matches, and 5pm and 11pm for midweek games.

Blue Badge Holders can park within the residents’ permit zone for up to three hours however you must display your badge with the clock correctly set.

Peninsula Stadium Resident Parking

There is no parking available on site however, there are thousands of car parking space available in the city centre on an evening and weekend where you can change onto public transport to the stadium.

If you have to drive, take a look at our city centre parking map (please note this map shows locations only) or consider using a Metrolink Park and Ride site.

Whether you decide to walk for a full or partial part of your journey, you can beat the queues, see more of your city and make a positive choice for the environment by walking to the Peninsula Stadium.

Visit the Bee Active website and see what's within a 15-minute walk of the stadium - including tram stops for those that would like to combine walking with Metrolink travel. Just type the postcode 'M7 3PZ' for the Peninsula Stadium so that you may consider making a change to your match day travel.

In Greater Manchester, we want everyone to travel safely and easily. We have a variety of accessibility guides suited to your journey on our accessibility hub and some key information for travelling by Metrolink and bus below.

Accessibility on Metrolink

Metrolink is a modern system with a range of accessibility features. All Metrolink trams and tram stops are accessible for wheelchair users.

Every tram stop has:

A ramp, lift, or escalator - for the latest service updates for lifts and escalators at your stop, visit our dedicated webpage.
Step-free access for wheelchair users and people with pushchairs
CCTV and emergency call-points
platforms with tactile edges for visually impaired passengers.

Every tram has:

An area for people who use wheelchairs
Space for pushchairs
Seats marked for people who have trouble standing
Emergency call points.

For further information on the accessibility of Metrolink, please visit the accessibility hub.

Accessibility on the bus

Many buses have ramps and can accommodate wheelchairs. Some new buses also have display screens, route numbers, destination displays and audio-visual ‘next stop’ announcements.

A lot of bus operators have low floor buses to make it easier for people who use wheelchairs, mobility scooters, and those with small children and pushchairs.

For further information, visit our accessibility hub and select your bus operator for their accessibility policies.