Before leaving the venue car park, you will need to visit a pay machine - simply pop in your vehicle registration and the system will automatically calculate the fee to pay. Once you arrive at the exit barrier, the system will check to see if your vehicle is registered as having paid the correct fee and that you are entitled to leave. Once confirmed, the barrier will automatically lift and allow your vehicle to exit.
There are two tariffs in use at the Park. The ANPR system automatically calculates and applies the correct tariff depending on the site. With the exception of the coach parking facilities, there is limited car parking available for visitors who are using the venue facilities. If you are planning on visiting the Park but do not intend to visit one of the venue car parks, the closest public car park is Westfield Stratford City with over spaces. More information on the system, including details of fees for cars parked by people who are not visitors to the Park's venues, can be found here , as well as on signage posted around the car parks themselves.
See table below for more information. Blue Badge parking remains free. More information can be found here. Hours parked. Car parking charge. There is a five minute 'grace period' which will allow visitors to drop off their children for activities at London Aquatics Centre free of charge. Blue Badge Holders are able to use all car parks without being limited to venues-only.
All holders are exempt from the car parking charges on displaying a valid blue badge on exit. Once you arrive at the car park exit, simply press the intercom button and once the Parking Services Team have verified your blue badge, the barrier arm will lif. If you have any questions or queries regarding the system, payments, bookings and any other concerns, please contact Parking Services on It has an station gym, two exercise-class studios and hosts major sports, entertainment, music and community events, with seating for up to 7, spectators.
The Arena is also the new home to the London Lions basketball team. With its wave-like room, the London Aquatics Centre is one of the best-known sports venues of the London Games. It has three separate pools: for competition, training and diving.
Each is open to swimmers of all abilities, from beginners to Olympic hopefuls, so you can enjoy swimming in the same pool as Olympians and Paralympians.
Formerly known as the Olympic Velodrome, the Velopark has four cycling options for you to explore. You can choose from cycling the track in the iconic Velodrome, race on the new one-mile road circuit, tackle the 8km mountain bike trails or try out the remodelled Olympic BMX track.
You can pre-book your visit for an introductory session or just visit the venue and watch the action as a spectator. Prices are varied depending on your option — taster sessions and skills sessions are on offer plus much more — a complete price list is available on the official site.
The Centre offers 10 tennis courts and two hockey pitches. In addition to the 25 , operating as a hour service, the following night buses travel to and from Stratford:. View the full route here. There are eight docking stations spread across Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park alone.
With those closest to London Stadium being:. Find out more about the Santander Cycles programme on the Park here. There will also be road closures active around the venue active during event days to allow fans to arrive and leave the venue quickly and safely.
The closest car parks to London Stadium are situated at Stratford Westfield. For more information regarding accessibility and Blue Badge parking, find out more here…. For those wishing to take to travel by motorbike, the closest parking to London Stadium is situated in Stratford International and Stratford Westfield. For visitors wishing to travel via taxi, black cabs are available from the taxi rank in Montfichet Road, situated outside the Northern Ticket Hall at Stratford station near Starbucks on the Lower Ground Floor.
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