Travel to Hull City & Kingston Communications Stadium

Team: Hull City
Location: Kingston upon Hull, England
Stadium: K.C. Stadium

Getting there and away
Kingston upon Hull is located in the East Riding of Yorkshire, in the north of England, where the river Hull meets the Humber estuary. The main route in and out of Hull is the M62 motorway, one of the main east–west routes in northern England which links Hull to nearby bigger cities like Liverpool, Manchester and Leeds.

The main public transport hub is the Hull Paragon Interchange, which conveniently combines the main bus and rails stations under one roof.

There are is an airport near Hull, but if you’re coming from a foreign country it’s probably cheaper to fly into London and then travel over land.

By Air
Humberside Airport (code: HUY) is a small international airport located about 15-20 miles from Hull in Lincolnshire. Eastern Airways and KLM fly there, but it’s mostly used for charter flights.

It’s advisable to look for flights to London (code: LON) and the travel to Hull by either train or car. To book a car, click here.

By Train:
There are seven trains per day from London King’s Cross to Hull Paragon Interchange. Come out of the interchange by the main exit and turn right. Turn right again and walk 15 minutes down the Anlaby Road. The stadium will appear on the right.

By Car
From London, take the M1 motorway north for about 150 miles, merge left onto the M18 and then onto the M62 which takes you into Hull. Continue on A63 (signs for Beverley) exit onto Madeley Street, at the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Rawling Way, left at A1105/Anlaby Road, turn right at Walton St, turn right again, KC Stadium is on your right, with a massive car park.