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NORWICH City host Cardiff City in the Sky Bet Championship on Saturday, September 10 (3pm) and for those supporters journeying from Wales, we bring you a brief travel guide ahead of coming to Norfolk.
Travelling By Car
Carrow Road is well signposted from the A11 and A47, being a short drive from either dual-carriageway with the SatNav postcode NR1 1JE.
From the southern bypass of the A47, take the A146 road into the city ahead of turning right at the traffic lights towards the city centre on the A1054.
At the roundabout, take the right hand lane to continue towards the city centre along the A147 before turning right at the next set of traffic lights onto King Steet.
As the street bends to the right and crosses the river it becomes Carrow Road, with the football ground clearly visible on the right.
One car park commonly used by away supporters is Norfolk County Hall, which is well signposted on the left of the A146 as you approach the ground from the southern bypass.
There are facilities for approximately 2,000 cars; with advice given to arrive two hours ahead of kick-off in order to secure a space which allows you to depart quickly after the match.
Following games, some roads are closed to allow the crowd to disperse safely. For further details of precisely which roads are closed, visit the Norwich City Council website HERE.
Travelling By Train
Carrow Road is within walking distance of the city’s railway station, and is clearly visible from the station grounds.
The football ground is well signposted from the station, and is approximately a ten minute walk on foot.
Upon leaving the station turn left and head for Morrisons supermarket, with the ground directly behind on the other side of the road.
Alternatively, a range of food and drink outlets as well as a cinema and bowling alley are available on Wherry Road which links the station directly to the football ground.
For details on train services between Cardiff and Norwich, please check with National Rail Enquiries.
Family FanZone
Travelling with a junior Bluebird? Then why not join us in Norwich City's Family FanZone at Carrow Park ahead of kick-off this weekend?
The Family FanZone hosts a range of special FREE activities for youngsters, including face-painting and football challenges.
The area is available to the next generation of both home and away fans, and will open from 1pm on Saturday.
For more details, CLICK HERE.
Dine at the Club
Why not join us at Delia Smith's wonderful restaurants this weekend?
At Delia's Restaurant & Bar you will enjoy warm, friendly service and a relaxed atmosphere, in a very stylish setting.
Open on Fridays and Saturdays from 7pm until late; a three-course dinner followed by coffee and something sweet is just £35.75 per person.
Call 01603 218 705 to book or CLICK HERE for more information.
Alternatively, visit Yellows Bar & Grill for the finest quality ingredients prepared by our team of chefs in a vibrant atmosphere ideal for friends, families and football fans.
At The Ground
Hot food, beer, soft drinks and snacks are all served from our kiosks the minute gates open.
Check out our fantastic meal deals, including: - Three Carlings for only £10, or pie and beer for only £5.
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