Travelling by Bus
Travelling by Bus
Travelling by bus is a great way to access the Etihad Campus. Not only does it allow you to travel with a large group of family and friends, but it is also more sustainable than driving on your own.
Matchday Bus Network
In total, the bus network sees 15 different routes (20 for weekend fixtures) operating across 83 stops, covering a combined total of more than 370 miles for Manchester City fans only.
These routes have been carefully selected following a detailed analysis of fan data which identified areas with limited existing travel options, or those with a dense population of Season Ticket Members.
Detailed information about the stops can be found on TfGM’s website, but below is a map outlining the different routes:
All of the buses in use are fully accessible for wheelchair users and have low floors to make it easier for fans who use wheelchairs, mobility scooters or those with small children and pushchairs.
Adults will pay £6 for a return ticket from Zone 1, and £8 for a return from Zone 2. Single tickets cost £3 and £4 respectively.
Under-16 tickets are priced at half of an adult ticket, while children under the age of five can now travel for free.
Older people and those with disabilities will be eligible to travel for free, provided they are in possession of a National Concessionary Travel Pass.
Tickets cannot be pre-booked, meaning they must be purchased on the bus via card or cash payments.
For more information, visit Transport for Greater Manchester’s dedicated webpage.
Below is a map outlining the different routes:
All of the buses in use are fully accessible for wheelchair users and have low floors to make it easier for fans who use wheelchairs, mobility scooters or those with small children and pushchairs.
Adults will pay £6 for a return ticket from Zone 1, and £8 for a return from Zone 2. Single tickets cost £3 and £4 respectively. Disabled fans can travel for free.
These Zones have been decided in line with the Metrolink’s zoning system. Tickets cannot be pre-booked, meaning they must be purchased on the bus via card or cash payments.
For more information, visit Transport for Greater Manchester.
In the meantime, below is an overview of all the stops. Please note, some areas have several stops:
- Abraham Moss
- Altrincham
- Ashton Upon Mersey
- Audenshaw
- Blackley
- Boothstown
- Bramhall
- Bredbury
- Broadway
- Brooklands
- Bury
- Chadderton
- Cheadle
- Cheadle Hulme
- Dane Bank
- Denton
- Didsbury
- Disley
- Dukinfield
- East Lancs Road
- Etihad Stadium
- Failsworth
- Flixton
- Gee Cross
- Great Moor
- Hale
- Haughton Green
- Heald Green
- Heaton Chapel
- High Lane
- Hollinwood
- Hyde
- Lostock
- Macclesfield
- Marple
- Middleton
- New Mills
- Northenden
- Offerton
- Oldham
- Radcliffe
- Reddish
- Romiley
- Rose Hill Marple
- Royton
- Sale Moor
- Sale West
- Shaw
- Stalybridge
- Stockport
- Timperley
- Tytherington
- Urmston
- West Didsbury
- Withington
- Wythenshawe
Travel on the Bee Network
There are a range of commercial services running to and from Etihad Campus, with services on the Bee Network costing £2 for a single adult journey, £1 for a single child journey and £5 for the day. Tickets can be purchased on board or via the app, which also offers live bus tracking, journey planning and travel alerts.
The 53, 76, 216, 219, 230 and 231 all stop within a 15-minute walk of Etihad Campus.
For more information, fans can search their bus service and select their stop on the Bee Network website or app.
Fans can see information about the nearest stops to the stadium with Transport for Greater Manchester’s map.
