King Power Stadium: All you need to know before matchday at the home of Leicester City
Get to know more about the Foxes modern home
Tom Leach
Updated 20:46, 4 FEB 2019
Supporters arrive at the King Power Stadium ahead of Leicester City's clash with Manchester United. (Photo by Catherine Ivill/Getty Images)
Leicester City's King Power Stadium is the home of the 2015/16 Premier League champions and at 32,312, is the 20th largest stadium in England.
The Foxes moved from their previous home of Filbert Street to what was at first, the Walkers Stadium, in 2002 and has seen many memorable games in the last few years.
Here's all you need to know before planning your trip to the East Midlands.
The stadium, buillt on the bank of the River Soar, is a 25-minute walk south of the city centre and just a five-minute walk from the University of Leicester and Leicester Tigers' Welford Road Stadium.
The King Power Stadium's main car park is based on Filbert Street, just a short walk from the stadium.
However, on a matchday, parking at the stadium is often reserved, but there are alternative options available in Freemans Common Business Park (LE2 7SQ) with many running in aid of charity. Prices for these car parks vary.
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Just a 25-minute walk from the King Power Stadium, Leicester train station is easily accessible with trains from London, Nottingham, Birmingham, Sheffield and more.
Fans display a banner ahead of the Premier League match between Leicester City and Wolverhampton Wanderers at the King Power Stadium
There are a number of bus stops nearby the stadium. The nearest being Freemen's Common bus stop at the end of Raw Dykes Lane and just a two minute walk from the stadium. The stop features on a number of bus routes heading south from the city centre.
Walking and cycling directions
If you are walking from the train station, you will need to head south on Tigers Way (A594) for 10 minutes before crossing the road towards Welford Road Stadium. From there, head across Aylestone Walk, between the stadium and the Toyota dealership, and onto the Aylestone Road. Then, head south for six minutes on the Aylestone Road before turning right onto Raw Dykes Road, where you will see the stadium.
If you are walking from the City Centre, head west towards the bank of the River Soar and then follow the river south along eastern boulevard for 10 minutes until you reach the stadium.
Stadium Address
The address for the stadium is:
Filbert Way
LE2 7FL
Welford Road
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