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Cape Town Park-and-Ride Facilities for Soccer World Cup

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To alleviate congestion likely to be caused by increased traffic and road closures, the City of Cape Town has appealed to Capetonians to make use of the park-and-ride facilities arranged throughout the City.
For anyone wanting to make a full day of their trip to the Stadium, they can park their cars in the morning and travel through to the Grand Parade to join in the fun at the official Cape Town FIFA Fan Fest, open daily between 11h00 and 23h00.
From there visitors to the Fan Fest can either follow the pedestrian Fan Walk through the CBD to Green Point, or they can catch the  new inner-city bus service at the corner of Darling and Buitenkant street and change at Civic Centre Station onto the Stadium Shuttle.
Soccer fans not wanting to linger in the CBD after the final whistle blows can ensure they park their cars at those park-and-ride facilities which offer entertainment as well.
GrandWest has made 1000 additional parking bays available at the complex and anyone wishing to park there can catch the special trains leaving from the Goodwood station at the back of the complex.  As the largest entertainment destination of its kind in South Africa, GrandWest offers a 24-hour secure entertainment destination offering casinos, restaurants, fast food court, bars, night-club, theatre, cinema complex, children’s entertainment centre, ice-rink, bowling alley and the multi-purpose Grand Arena all under one roof.  Anyone in possession of an official stadium ticket will be granted free travel on the trains.
Canal Walk is Cape Town’s biggest shopping mecca with a number of restaurants, coffee shops and fast food outlets in addition to cinemas and an entertainment area for children.  2500 Parking bays have been made available and visitors can catch the special buses leaving from there.
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The following areas will operate as park-and-ride facilities every day for the duration of the World Cup.
All days:
  • Goodwood – parking at GrandWest Casino & Entertainment World
  • Brackenfell – station parking
  • Fish Hoek – beach parking area
  • Claremont – parking on Palmyra Road, east of the station
  • Kuils River – station parking
  • Century City – parking at Ratanga Junction with a shuttle service to the station
  • Ottery – parking at the Youth Care Centre [opposite the Church]
  • Retreat – station parking
  • Oosterzee – parking at Settlers High School
  • Strand – parking at the municipal building opposite the station
On match days only, the following facilities will operate from four hours before kick-off and until four hours after the final whistle:
  • Kronendal Primary School sports field off Andrews Road in Hout Bay
  • Camps Bay High School sports field in Maiden’s Cove off Victoria Road
  • University of Cape Town’s Upper Campus in Rondebosch
  • Additional security will also be available at Eersterivier, Heideveld, Khayelitsha, Kraaifontein, Langa, Lansdowne, Monte Vista, Muizenberg, Nyanga, Philippi and Plumstead.
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