TransPennine Express is asking customers to avoid travelling on its services this Sunday as an amended timetable, along with action short of a strike by Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers Union (RMT) members, means TPE will only be able to operate a small percentage of its usual services.In a feat that furthers the excitement of any Parklife Festival ticket holder, the after party line ups for this year’s festival have now been announced, with The Albert Hall, Sankeys, The Ritz, Sound Control and a number of other venues hosting staple club brands and labels such as Paradise, Drop The Mustard, APE, Metropolis, Volk, Rum & Bass and The Warehouse Project, featuring huge guests as well as further unannounced surprises. Last train services will be very busy so, if possible, consider travelling on an earlier train. TfGM said if taking a train on Sunday then ensure you plan ahead and continue to check the latest status of your service. Temporary daytime closures will also be in place at the following Metrolink stops on Sunday: Bury – Altrincham (from 11am to 5pm only).On Sunday, there will be slightly amended Metrolink service pattern, in order to best support the day's events: TfGM said if taking a train on Saturday then ensure you plan ahead and continue to check the latest status of your service. Heaton Park – closed from 6pm, reopens following day.Piccadilly Gardens – closed from 3pm, reopens 9.30pm.Market Street – closed from 6am, reopens 9.30pm.Shudehill – closed from 6am, reopens 9.30pm.Exchange Square – closed at 12pm, reopens 9pm.Temporary daytime closures will also be in place at the following Metrolink stops on Saturday: On Saturday, there will be slightly amended Metrolink service pattern, in order to best support the day's events: Driving through Trafford and Stretford, journey times remain pretty consistent throughout the day, although it will see an increase between 6pm and 7pm when the final people make their way to the gig. If you're travelling close to Heaton Park by car, and not for the event, TfGM recommends using Bury New Road, where traffic remains steady with minimal impact to journey times. Trams on the Altrincham line will be busy from 3pm until 7pm and then after 10.30pm. The Bury Metrolink line will be busy between the city centre and Heaton Park between 11am and 5pm and then from 10pm until the site has cleared. The below lines will busiest at the following times: Saturday will be very busy, particularly in the city centre during the day. The Killers will perform at Emirates Old Trafford The Killers perform at Emirates Old Trafford (doors opening at 5pm).Īlicia Keys performs at the AO Arena (doors opening at 6pm). Night three of Ed Sheeran at the Etihad Stadium. Doors open at 11am on Saturday, with the event ending at 11pm. Manchester's biggest music festival, Parklife returns to Heaton Park. Night two of Ed Sheeran at the Etihad Stadium.No dedicated shuttle buses will operate for the concert so TfGM advise using Metrolink or walking the 20-minute journey on foot. Roads around the venue, including Ashton Old Road, Alan Turing Way and the Mancunian Way will be busier between 3pm and 7.30pm and then from 10pm to 11pm. The Ashton Metrolink line will be busy between Piccadilly and Etihad Campus between 4pm and 7.30pm and then from 10pm to 11pm. Doors open at 5pm, with the event ending at 11pm.Įd Sheeran will begin a four-night residency at the Etihad Stadium today
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It's therefore essential that you plan ahead to avoid being caught in traffic jams and ensure you don't miss any performances.Įd Sheeran will begin a four-night residency at the Etihad Stadium today (June 9), with a series of sold-out shows continuing until Sunday. This Saturday (June 11) is expected to see the worst of the gridlock when all four huge events take place. Around 20,000 music fans are set to descend on Manchester this weekend for Ed Sheeran, The Killers and Alicia Keys gigs and for the North’s biggest music festival Parklife.
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