Public transport plan for Bafana Bafana vs Central African Republic MyZA

The City of Cape Town has put a public transport plan in place to assist spectators in getting to and from the Cape Town Stadium, where Bafana Bafana will take on Central African Republic at the Cape Town Stadium on Saturday, 23 March 2013.

Use public transport to the Civic Centre bus station and catch the free event shuttle to the stadium
Park in the City Bowl and use the free event shuttle to the stadium
Park at the VA Waterfront and walk to the stadium

The 24/7 Transport Information Centre’s toll-free number 0800 65 64 63
www.capemetrorail.co.za

First bus departs Civic Station at 17:15 and the service runs until 20:15
Skeleton service every 15 min will run during the event from 20:15 to 22:15
Shuttle runs again from 22:15 and last bus departs stadium at 23:30

First bus departs Kronendal at 17:00 and last bus at 19:45.
First bus departs stadium at 22:15 and last bus departs at 23:15
There will be no service between 19:45 and 22:15

First bus departs the University of Cape Town at 17:00 and last bus at 19:45
First bus departs Civic (kerbside) at 22:45 and last bus departs at 23:45
There will be no service between 19:45 and 22:45

Table View
All transport prior to the event will be on the normal scheduled service and must be paid for with a myconnect card.

After the event:
First bus departs Civic station at 22:45 and last bus departs at 23:45. Buses leave every 30 minutes

Trunk bus will stop at Lagoon Beach, Woodbridge, Milnerton, Racecourse, Sunset Beach and Table View stations
Stopping at any other station will be on-request with the driver
Table View feeder services will operate from 23:15 to 00:15 (last bus departs Table View station).

First bus departs Civic station at 22:45 and last bus departs at 23:45. Buses leave every 30 minutes

Salt River
All transport prior to the event will be on the normal scheduled service and must be paid for with a myconnect card.

After the event:

First bus departs Civic station at 22:45 and last bus departs at 23:45. Buses leave every 30 minutes

Private coaches, buses and Mini-Bus Taxi’s may use the demarcated parking on Helen Suzman Boulevard eastbound, between Beach and Vlei Roads, on a first-come basis
Additional parking on Main Road westbound from Varneys Road to Glengariff Road
Also see Drop-and-Go under PARKING below.

MyCiTi service
The standard hours of operation and fares will apply for the Civic Centre to Table View, Waterfront and Gardens routes.

Parking

Parking restrictions will be enforced in the residential areas adjacent to Cape Town Stadium from 00:00 to 23:00 on 23 March, including on Main Road.

People with disabilities

Dedicated parking has been allocated on DF Malan Drive for those attendees with disabilities who wish to use the stadium shuttle. Only people with an official disability permit from the City will be allowed to park in this dedicated parking area.

Ticket holders must request access to the parking bays dedicated to people with disabilities by sending an e-mail to Busiswa Gwentshu (Busiswa.Gwentshu@capetown.gov.za), Tel 021 417 0101.
Ticket holders will have to provide evidence that they are entitled to these parking bays by clearly displaying the Vehicle Access Permit (VAP) in full colour on their dashboard when entering the parking area (P5) on Vlei Road. Failure to display will result in access being denied.
Parking for people with disabilities is issued at the discretion of the event organiser and is subject to availability.

Foreshore: in DF Malan Drive opposite the Artscape Theatre (Shuttle to stadium)
Green Point: in the embayment off Helen Suzman Boulevard (city-bound carriageway), between Vlei Road and the elevated traffic circle at Granger Bay Boulevard

The fan walk route is the best pedestrian option and will be monitored, but the road will not be closed to general traffic. For their own safety, pedestrians should use the bridge, sidewalks and underpass between the city centre and the stadium