Public transport is the easiest way to get to and from the park, travel on trains and special event buses is included with a game ticket. Tickets shown on a mobile device will also be accepted.
Special event buses kick-off from 10.30 on Saturday morning and 9.30 on Sunday to Eden Park from Northern Busway stations, Takapuna, Manukau, Pakuranga, Botany, Newmarket, Mt Eden and the central city.
The return trips leave from the Eden Park Transport Hub between 7.00 and 9.00 on Saturday and Sunday evenings.
Travel on special trains starts from 3 hours before kick-off, until the end of service with a game ticket.
Additional trains will operate on the Western Line. Event trains travel to Kingsland station, which is a quick walk across the road from Eden Park. On the return travelling West, some trains will depart from Kingsland station. Additional trains will start/depart from Morningside station.
A mobility shuttle will be operating from Sandringham Road just down from Walters Road, between 6:30pm - 9:30pm for those unable to walk to Morningside Station.
Additional trains will depart Britomart stopping only at Grafton on the way to the park. On the return, Kingsland is the station for passengers heading back towards the city (transfer at Britomart for trains going South or East). Trains depart Kingsland stopping only at Grafton.
Additional trains will operate on the Southern and Eastern Lines to Britomart where you can transfer onto Western Line services to Kingsland station.
Road closures
During the NRL Nines there will be road closures and parking restrictions in the vicinity of Eden Park. Full details here: https://at.govt.nz/about-us/news-events/eden-park-event-road-closures/ Please note there will be some mobility parking available on Cricket Ave.
Cycling and Walking
There is some bike parking at Eden Park and the ground is an easy walk from many of Auckland's inner suburbs, it's a comfortable 50 minute walk from Auckland's city centre.
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