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🆓🚨 Public transport in Warsaw is free for ticket holders
Take advantage of free public transport in Warsaw – available to all Super Cup ticket holders from 06:00 on matchday until 09:00 on the following day.
Free public transport includes buses, trams, SKM trains and the metro. KM or WKD trains are not included.
🗓️ Know before you go
🛂 Entry requirements:
If you are a non-EU citizen, you may need to apply for a Schengen Visa to enter Poland.
If you are a citizen of an EU country, you can enter Poland with your national ID card or passport. If you use your passport, it must meet the following Schengen area entry requirements:
➡️ Valid for at least 3 months after the date you intend to leave the EU
and
➡️ Issued within the last 10 years
Visit the website of the Republic of Poland’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs for more information on entry requirements and visas.
🌍 Getting to Warsaw
🛬 Warsaw Chopin
Warsaw Chopin is the city's major international airport, located approximately 12km from the centre of Warsaw and the National Stadium. There are direct flights daily from Madrid, Milan and other European cities.
The National Stadium, Atalanta Fan Meeting Point and Real Madrid Fan Meeting Point are all in the city centre, which ensures good access to and from the airport via public transport.
➡️ Getting to the city centre from Warsaw Chopin Airport
Direct train services connect Chopin Airport with a number of towns in the region of Warsaw including Sulejówek, Sulejówek-Miłosna, Legionowo, Radzymin and Łódź.
Regular buses including the 175 and 188 go directly from the airport to the city centre throughout the day and the N32 bus runs at night.
ℹ️ Visit Chopin Airport’s website for more information on travel options to and from the city centre.
📆 Use Warsaw's public transport website or Jakdojade's journey planner to plan your trip from the airport using public transport.
There is a taxi rank outside each of the two arrival gates at the airport. Taxis accept card payment but it is always worth double checking before you start your journey.
It will take around 20-30 minutes to get to the city centre and the fare should be less than 100zł (approx. €24), depending on your destination.
🛬 Modlin Airport
Warsaw is also served by Modlin Airport, which is 40km from the city centre. For more information, check the airport website.
🔵 Atalanta Fan Meeting Point
📍 Vistula Boulevards | Open in Google Maps
📅 Wednesday 14 August
🕑 Open 10:00
🎫 For Atalanta fans. Vistula Boulevards is also the location of the Fan Festival, which is open to the general public.
🚪 Arrive by metro at Centrum Nauki Kopernik, which is on the M2 line. You are then a 5-minute walk from Vistula Boulevards. Alternatively you can walk to the Atalanta Fan Meeting Point from most city centre locations.
🍺 A range of food and drink kiosks (serving non-alcoholic drinks plus alcoholic beverages) will be available, in addition to official UEFA Champions League merchandise at the on-site Fan Shop.
🛃 Check out the National Stadium's list of forbidden items, which are also not allowed at the Atalanta Fan Meeting Point. Bringing alcohol is prohibited and large items like bags bigger than A4 are best left at home or on your coach.
⚪ Real Madrid Fan Meeting Point
📍 Francuska Street | Open in Google Maps
📅 Wednesday 14 August
🕑 Open 10:00
🎫 Entry for Real Madrid supporters.
🚪 Arrive by tram or bus to Rondo Waszyngtona, just a 5-minute walk from Francuska Street.
🍺 A range of food and drink kiosks (serving non-alcoholic drinks plus alcoholic beverages) will be available.
🛃 Check out the National Stadium's list of forbidden items, which are also not allowed at the Real Madrid Fan Meeting Point. Bringing alcohol is prohibited and large items like bags bigger than A4 are best left at home or on your coach.
🏟️ Travelling to National Stadium
⏰ Don't miss a kick
National Stadium gates open at 18:00, three hours before kick-off.
Additional security and ticket checks will be in operation and queue management might be in place at stations around the stadium during peak traffic hours.
⚠️ Please arrive at the stadium well in advance of kick-off to allow sufficient time to get through security and ticket checkpoints.
The stadium is easy to reach using free public transport which includes buses, trams, SKM trains and the metro. Super Cup ticket holders do not get free transport on KM or WKD trains.
Simply hop on board and show your match ticket on the UEFA Mobile Ticket app if requested by inspection staff on bus, metro, train and tram services.
Plan your matchday route using Jakdojade's journey planner.
You can see a map of the entire Warsaw public transport system here.
National Stadium can be reached on foot from much of central Warsaw, including the Fan Festival, the Atalanta Fan Meeting Point and the Real Madrid Fan Meeting Point.
🚨 Don’t drive to National Stadium as no public parking is available.
If you have to drive to Warsaw, take advantage of free Park + Ride options across the city. Leave your car at a P+R car park and then travel to the stadium using public transport.
On arrival P+R car park barriers raise automatically when a car approaches. When leaving, if the barrier does not automatically open, please contact the parking lot attendant and show your match ticket on the UEFA Mobile Tickets app.
The following P+R sites are recommended due to their proximity to stations on either of the metro lines that serve Warsaw:
- P+R Kondratowicza
- P+R Metro Młociny I, II, III and IV
- P+R Metro Wawrzyszew
- P+R Metro Marymont
- P+R Metro Wilanowska
- P+R Metro Ursynów
- P+R Metro Stokłosy
Using one of these P+R locations will ensure the quickest journey back to your car after the match.
P+R Wawer SKM and P+R Anin SKM also connect directly to the stadium via the N22 bus line.
View all P+R car parks here.
National Stadium is accessible by coach with private group travel bookings. All coach parking must be booked in advance.
Road closures and travel disruptions are likely to affect your journey. Please note there will be no taxi drop-off or pick-up points at the stadium.
🚶♂️ On foot
📍 Distance: 2km
⏱️ Walking time: approx. 30 mins
🗺️ Route: via Świętokrzyski Bridge
🚫 Please note: Średnicowy Bridge is for trains only and not for pedestrians
🚇 By metro
1️⃣ Fan Meeting Point / Fan Festival ➡️ Centrum Nauki Kopernik — 🚶 10 min
2️⃣ Centrum Nauki Kopernik ➡️ Stadion Narodowy — 🚇 2 mins
3️⃣ Stadion Narodowy ️ ➡️ National Stadium — 🚶 10 min (longer during busy times)
🚶♂️ On foot
📍 Distance: 1km
⏱️ Walking time: approx. 15 mins
👋 After the match
With a 21:00 kick-off and the Trophy Ceremony after the match, you can expect the celebrations at the stadium to conclude at 23:20.
If scores are level at the end of normal time, a penalty shoot-out will determine the winners. If this happens, everything should be over by 23:45.
As you know, football is unpredictable and things can always change. These times should be considered estimates.
Leaving National Stadium 🏟️
⚠️ Tram services will not be in use after the match for at least one hour.
After the match, we recommend walking back to the city centre or taking the metro. Train services from Warszawa Stadion will be running.
Poniatowski Bridge will be partially closed to cars to assist supporters who are walking back into the city.
Metro services from Stadion Narodowy and train services from Warszawa Stadion will be very busy, so please be patient when queuing.
Leaving Warsaw on Thursday 15 August 🪖
Thursday 15 August is Armed Forces Day in Poland – a national holiday celebrated annually with parades.
Road closures and travel disruptions are likely across Warsaw. Please be patient when leaving the city and leave extra time for your journey.