The journey to Oxford on a good day should take you no more than an hour and a half to complete. From Stevenage, head south on the A1(M) to junction 3, for the A414. Take the A414 until you reach the Park Street roundabout, where you will want to head straight onto the M10 for Hemel Hempstead.
Go through Hemel Hempstead and join the A41 heading towards Aylesbury. Once in Aylesbury, follow the ring road and signs for the A418. Take the A418 from Aylesbury towards Thame (thus avoiding going up to Bicester on the A41). Eventually you should arrive at the M40, and almost immediately afterwards the A40.
Join the A40 towards Oxford, and signs become visible for the football stadium. Turn left onto the A4142 Eastern Bypass through a number of junctions until you reach the A4074. At the A4074, turn left taking the southbound route for about a mile before turning left into Grenoble Road.
Follow Grenoble Road through three roundabouts and the ground sits on the corner of a fourth.
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The club's own car park has a capacity for 2,000 on a first-come-first-served basis at no charge. If a big crowd is anticipated, this car park can get full very quickly although there is an overflow at the rear of a nearby cinema.
Other alternatives include on-street parking in the locality although a number of residents-only schemes are in place.
Station: OXFORD
Served by: FIRST GREAT WESTERN
Services to: LONDON PADDINGTON
From the station, which is a fair distance away, take the 601 Football Special Bus from Stop R1 just outside the Station. This direct service departs at 1pm & 2pm for 3pm kick offs and 5.50pm & 6.50 pm for matches with a 7.45pm start. Buses return at 5pm & 6pm (9.45pm & 10.45pm For evening games).
Alternately take the No 5 bus from the Station (Stop R2) or walk into the City centre and take the same bus from Queen Street (Stop F4). Get off at Knights Road in Blackbird Leys, which is a 5 minute walk from the Stadium.
Buses take about 25 minutes from the station and 20 minutes from the city centre and run about every 5 minutes during the day until 18.33 and then every 8-10 minutes until late at night.
(Directions courtesy of oufc.co.uk).
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