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TRAVEL INFORMATION Marshall Arena


(formerly ArenaMK) Stadium Way


Milton Keynes MK1 1ST BY PLANE


Cost of cab to ArenaMK approx. £45


RYANAIR: fly from Dublin, Cork, Knock and Kerry. Flight times approx. 75 minutes.


EASYJET: fly from Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Inverness Belfast, Isle of Man and Jersey.


BY CAR


M1 motorway runs parallel to Milton Keynes


From the north: Exit at Junction 14.


From the south: Exit at Junction 15.


The venue is 10-15minutes fromthese exits.


The ArenaMK is easily accessible by all transport links: London is 45miles away / Birminghamis 60miles away. The nearest airport is London Luton – 20miles away by car. Virgin’sWest Coast train service stops atMilton Keynes Central.


The stadiumhas been renamed theMarshall Arena. Please note this on any directional signs.


BY TRAIN Virgin Trains run from:


London Euston to MK Central – 35 mins There are seven trains per hour.


Manchester Piccadilly toMK Central – 90mins Trains depart at quarter past the hour. MK Central is 10 mins from ArenaMK.


HOTELS


Double Tree by Milton Keynes (on site) 01908 364 293


Jury’s Inn – Milton Keynes (10 minutes) 01908 843 700


BestWestern, Aspley Guise Village (15 mins) 01908 282 000


Premier Inn, Bedford South (A421) (15 mins) 01908 364 293 / 01234 844 040


Travelodge Milton Keynes Central (10 mins) 08719 846 199


FREE PARKINGON SITEALL DAY ALL DAY CAFE & BAR


HALAL & VEGETARIAN OPTIONS HOURLY CASH PRIZES


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