Casement Park Transport Guide for EURO 2028
How do I get to Casement Park from central Belfast for EURO 2028?
Glider G2 from central Belfast, Adelaide rail and parking around Northern Ireland's host venue.
Casement Park is being rebuilt in west Belfast and will be Northern Ireland's host venue for EURO 2028. The most direct public transport from Belfast city centre is the Glider G2 bus rapid-transit service, with stops within a five-minute walk of the stadium. Translink rail services to nearby Adelaide and Balmoral stations provide alternative options for travellers from southern Belfast and beyond. Walking from the city centre takes around 30 to 35 minutes via the Falls Road. As the venue is in a residential area, matchday parking will be tightly controlled; Park & Ride from the Boucher Road interchange and other peripheral sites is likely to be the recommended car option. Specific transport arrangements will be confirmed closer to the tournament.
Quick facts
- Bus rapid-transit
- Glider G2 (5 min walk)
- Nearest rail
- Adelaide / Balmoral (Translink)
- From city centre
- ~30–35 min walk via Falls Road
- Parking
- Park & Ride from Boucher Road expected
Frequently asked questions
- What is the best public transport to Casement Park from Belfast city centre?
- The Glider G2 bus rapid-transit service from the city centre is the most direct option, with stops within a 5-minute walk of the stadium. Translink rail services to Adelaide or Balmoral provide alternative options for travellers approaching from southern Belfast and beyond.
- Will there be parking at Casement Park for EURO 2028?
- The venue is in a residential area and matchday parking close to the stadium will be tightly controlled. Park & Ride services from the Boucher Road interchange and other peripheral sites are expected to be the recommended option for car drivers — confirmed details will be published closer to the tournament.