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Landore Bus Stops to the Swansea.com Stadium

Plasmarl, Swansea, SA1 2JT

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Introduction

  • The following information describes the route from Landore Bus Stops to the Swansea.com Stadium.
  • The approximate distance of this route is 270m.
  • The route takes approximately 5-10 minutes.
  • The majority of paths along the route consist of concrete and tarmac.
  • The potential hazards on this route include; congested pathways, slight slopes and road crossings.

Landore Bus Stop (from Morriston)

  • The Landore Bus Stop for buses coming from Morriston is located on Neath Road.
  • There is step-free access to the bus shelter.
  • There is fixed seating within the bus shelter.
  • The seating does not have armrests.
  • After exiting the bus turn left and follow Neath Road for approximately 12m until the path bears right.
  • The surface of the path is tarmac.
  • There is step-free access along this section of the route.

Landore Bus Stop (from the City Centre)

  • The Landore Bus Stop for buses coming from the City Centre is located on Neath Road.
  • There is step-free access to the bus shelter.
  • There is fixed seating within the bus shelter.
  • The seating does not have armrests.
  • After exiting the bus turn right and follow Neath Road for approximately 10m until you reach the crossing point.
  • The crossing point has dropped kerbs on both sides with tactile paving.
  • The traffic at the crossing points is coming from both directions.
  • The crossing point does not have visual signals.
  • After crossing proceed ahead to the path in front of you.

Neath Road to A4067 Pedestrian Crossing

  • From Neath Road follow the path leading to the A4607 for approximately 40m until you reach the pedestrian crossing.
  • The path has a tarmac surface.
  • The path has a very slight gradient.

A4067 Pedestrian Crossing Point

  • There are two crossing points with dropped kerbs and tactile paving.
  • The crossing points are controlled by visual indicators.
  • The visual indicators are activated by push buttons.
  • There are rotating cones located at the base of the push button boxes to indicate when it is safe to cross.
  • Caution is advised when crossing because of traffic.
  • At the first crossing point the traffic is coming from the right.
  • After the first crossing there is a pedestrian refuge island.
  • At the second crossing point the traffic is coming from the left.
  • After completing crossing point turn right and follow the path.

A4067/A4217 to Morfa Retail Park - Restaurants

  • After the crossing turn right and follow the A4067 for approximately 20m where the path merges onto the A4217.
  • After merging follow the path for approximately 50m and then turn right onto the slight slope leading down towards the Morfa Retail Park.
  • Follow the slope for approximately 20 metres towards the Morfa Retail Park pathway.
  • The path along this section of the route consists of tarmac and concrete.

Morfa Retail Park - Restaurants to the Outer Concourse

  • Upon reaching the bottom of the slope, turn right and head along the path for approximately 40 metres until you reach the loading area road crossing.
  • The path along this section of the route consists of concrete.
  • This crossing has dropped kerbs and tactile paving on both sides.
  • There is a slight slope between the path and the road on the near side.
  • The far side of the crossing is level with the road.
  • The road surface consists of tarmac.
  • There are no visual signals available at this crossing.
  • Having crossed continue ahead for approximately 40 metres towards the outer concourse access road crossing.
  • This crossing has dropped kerbs on both sides.
  • This crossing has tactile paving on the near side.
  • The road surface consists of tarmac.
  • Having crossed, continue either left or right onto the outer concourse.
  • On match days the path is congested during the build up to kick off.
  • On the right hand side of the path there is a Frankie and Bennys restaurant and a Harvester. These are used by home and away supporters before the match.

Outer Concourse

  • The outer concourse has a concrete surface and is step-free throughout. All stands are accessible via the outer concourse.
  • All entrances into the stadium have step-free access.
  • Clear directional signage is provided on the concourse.
  • There is a stadium plan/map on the concourse.
  • There is a steward/member of staff available for assistance on matchdays.