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Travel and Venue Entry
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Watching the Touch World Cup could not be easier.
Entry prices
Absolutely nothing! Entry is free and all are welcome!
Car parking
Car parking is limited at Highfields Sports Complex, and costs £12.50 per car.
Car parking for Riverside Sports Complex will be at Power League (Thane Road, postcode NG7 2TG)
We therefore recommend public transport
Highfields Sports Complex is served by both trams and buses from Nottingham city centre.
It is a short walk from the University Boulevard stop on the Hucknall-Toton Lane line (which has national rail connections at Nottingham Station, Hucknall Station and Bulwell Station). There are Park and Ride facilities at Toton Lane, The Forest, Wilkinson Street, Moor Bridge and Hucknall stations.
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Bus numbers 34 and 34C stop at Lakeside Arts Centre, a short walk from Highfields Sports Complex, and run from Nottingham City Centre.
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Indigo Buses (part of the trentbarton network) also serve University Boulevard, running between Nottingham City Centre and Derby, Long Eaton and Briar Gate. CLICK HERE to see their route map. From July 14th, for £12 up to five people travelling together can get one day of unlimited bus travel on their buses.
Riverside Sports Complex is served by bus numbers 49, 49A and 49X, all of which pass along Thane Road and have a stop at Power League at the north end of the site (which is also the car park for this venue). These services all run from Nottingham City Centre, and take approx. 10 minutes from Nottingham Station.
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There will be bus transport for teams who are playing at Riverside Sports Complex. This information will be passed on to National Touch Organisations and their representatives.
Bike hire
Bike hire operator Lime has launched an electric bike (e-bike) rental scheme in Nottingham, in partnership with Nottingham City Council. Users can pick up and return Lime e-bikes from a network of designated e-bike-hire bays across the city.
You can hire e-bikes through the Lime app which is available on the Apple app store or the Google Play store.
For more information about e-bikes see https://www.transportnottingham.com/cycling/hire-a-bike/
Lime charges a fixed rate (£1.00) to unlock an e-bike and then 19p per minute to ride.
A new bike station is being installed on University Boulevard, opposite Highfields Sports Complex, and for the duration of the Touch World Cup additional temporary e-bike parking spots will be near Lenton & Wortley Hall in the north area of the University campus.