January 1st 2026 – 5.30pm
By car 70 mls, 1hour 30 mins
From The North
Leave the M1 at Junction 36 and follow the A61 into Sheffield. Follow the A61 into Sheffield passing Hillsborough Stadium on your right. Continue along the A61, which becomes the ring road around the western side of the city centre. You will eventually reach a roundabout at the junction with the A621. At the roundabout turn right onto the A621 Bramall Lane. The ground is a short way down on the left.
From The South
Leave M1 at Junction 33 and take the A630 into Sheffield City Centre. On reaching the inner ring road follow signs for A621 Bakewell, the ground is about a 1/4 of a mile the other side of the city centre. It is located on the A621 (Bramall Lane). Street
Alternatively, if you want to avoid Sheffield City Centre, then you may find it easier to park at Meadowhall Railway Station, near to the well-known Shopping Centre just by Junction 34 of the M1, where you can park for free. You can then take a yellow tram to the City Centre and then walk to the ground. The tram journey time is around 20 minutes and costs £4 return. It is worth noting that if you are coming up from the South, that you can leave the M1 at Junction 29 (Chesterfield) and follow signs for Sheffield A61. This is particularly useful if the M1 is slow around J30.’
Parking
There is no parking around the ground, but several multi storey car parks close by.
Trains
There take approx. 1 hour return through split save is £18.49 but on specified trains only. Flexible off-peak return is £37.20
Where to drink
Pubs close to the ground tend to be for home fans only. About a ten-minute walk away at the bottom of Eccleshall Road is a recently opened Wetherspoons Outlet called the ‘Sheaf Island’. This good-sized pub tends to have a mix of home and away fans. Whilst a little further away on Wellington Street is the Devonshire Cat. This pub has around 12 hand pulled beers on offer, serves food, has a large screen tv, welcomes families (until 7pm) and is listed in the CAMRA Good Beer guide.
All information is provided in good faith, but the Foxes Trust cannot be held responsible for any errors. Thanks to the Football Ground Guide.