Extra trains available for Wales v England Grand Slam decider in Cardiff
Good news has been announced for rugby fans travelling to Cardiff on Saturday, for the Six Nations Grand Slam decider between Wales and England.
Arriva has made extra train services available to get to and from Cardiff Central station, for the match at the nearby Millennium Stadium.
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The game will kick-off at 5pm and a sell-out of 74,000 fans are expected. A queuing system will be in place at Cardiff Central after the match and Queen Street station will be closed as usual after 6.15pm.
Fans are advised to make their way directly to the station after the match ends.
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Jonathan Goode, special events manager for Arriva Trains Wales, said: “Additional capacity will be provided to ensure the transportation of fans to and from the match and all available trains will be in use."
If England win on Saturday they will be Grand Slam champions for the first time in a decade, but if Wales win by seven points they will take the Six Nations championship.
Full train times and fares information is available ar www.arrivatrainswales.co.uk or by calling National Rail Enquiries on 08457 484950.
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