Cheltenham Parking News

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Change of P&R Venue for Cheltenham

The following is an extract on parking information provided to Cheltenham Town fans ahead of next week's league opener.

Important Parking Information

Swansea have asked us to point out that the parking information on their website will not apply for this one game only. This is because the regular Swansea City Park and Ride will be needed forthe National Eisteddfodon the same day.

There are NO PARKING FACILITIES for visiting supporters at the stadium. Cheltenham supporters are requested to leave the M4 at Junction 42 and follow the A483 towards the city centre. There will be a Park and Ride facility on the right hand side opposite a McDonald's restaurant about two miles from the city centre. Parking will cost £5 per car and this will include a bus journey to and from the stadium.

Coaches and mini-buses will be able to park at the stadium (exit M4 at Junction 45 and follow signs) at a cost of £10 per vehicle.

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