Principality Stadium, Cardiff
Cardiff’s Principality Stadium is the National Stadium of Wales. In the heart of the city, the stadium is home to some of the most exciting scenes, from rugby and football to world-class events attracting big names like Coldplay, Oasis, Beyoncé, Ed Sheeran, and many more.
The Principality Stadium will be hosting a range of concerts and events this spring and summer and we’re committed to getting you home safely. For information on which concerts are on and any changes we need to make please see below.
What’s on at the Principality Stadium?
Spring and Summer 2026 at the Principality Stadium is jam-packed with exciting events. Check out the schedule below:
Sunday 28 June 2026
Sunday 16 August 2026
For more information on upcoming events, please visit the Principality Stadium website.
How to get to the Principality Stadium
In the centre of Cardiff, the Principality Stadium is best reached by public transport. The train is easily accessible and one of the most convenient ways to travel.
The closest station is Cardiff Central, which is just a five minute walk away with links to Welsh lines, Manchester, London and more.
If it’s more convenient, you can also take the train to Cardiff Queen Street station, which is around a 15-minute walk to the stadium. This is a perfect way to explore more of our beautiful city.
Trains can be busy before and after events so make sure you give yourself plenty of time to reach your destination.
Book your tickets today with our journey planner up to 12 weeks early for the best prices.
Alternatively, the bus is really convenient. There are several stops and lines around the stadium. Use the bus journey planner to find the right service.
Principality Stadium event travel advice
Train services are expected to be busy, please check before you travel and allow plenty of time for your journeys.
| Buy Before You BoardYou must buy your ticket before getting on the train. To save time later, buy a return ticket on your way in. You can also buy your ticket on the TfW app or website tfw.wales. Revenue Protection Inspectors will be doing ticket checks before and after the event. |
| Post-event queueA post-event queuing system will be in place at Cardiff Central station. Passenger numbers will be restricted for return journeys, please be patient. |
| Public safetyAnyone under the influence of alcohol who is considered a threat to their own or public safety will be refused travel. |
| Anyone who uses abusive language or threatening behaviour towards our customers or colleagues will also be refused travel. |
Keeping our customers safe during events
Major events can result in more people than usual using our services. We’ll take extra steps to keep our customers travelling safely and reliably.
