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Wrexham v Burnley – take the stress out of match day parking

Last updated: September 4, 2026 10:10 am
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Have you sorted out how you’ll be getting to the match this Tuesday night?

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City centre parking can reach capacity pretty quickly on a match day, but there are plenty of affordable options to take the stress out of driving and parking.

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Free parking and just £1 for a return ticket to the stadium (50p for children and free if you have an over 60s concessionary travel pass) and, with 143 spaces, there is plenty of room.

Arriva North West & Wales run five buses before the match and five after, running every 20 minutes to Mold Road, right outside the ground.

Have a look at the video below to see how it works.

Arriva buses in the ‘Wrexham’ zone

If you buy an adult day ticket to get to the match it’ll cost just £2 when you show your match ticket – that saves £3.60!

No need to worry about getting a parking space and you can even pop into the city centre for a drink or a meal afterwards without having to think about how long you have left on your parking ticket.

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