
Report: Bristol Bears U18s 24-22 Harlequins U18s
Posted: Saturday, February 4th 2023
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Bristol Bears welcome local rivals Bath to Ashton Gate on Friday, October 1st in round three of the Gallagher Premiership.
Fans travelling from within Bristol are advised to use the new AG3 route which now operates from Temple Meads, Broadmead and The Centre. The AG3 connects with bus routes from across the city and is also suitable for those arriving in Bristol by train or bus.
For those travelling from outside Bristol, free parking is available at the Portway and Brislington Park & Ride sites with the AG1 and AG2 matchday bus services – which will run the same route as previous seasons.
Fans who previously joined the AG3 between Horfield Common and Stokes Croft are encouraged to use First’s 72, 72a, 73, 75, 76 or T2 services from Gloucester Rd/Cheltenham Road or the 70 service from Ashley Down Road and change onto the AG3 in central Bristol; fans should purchase the ‘FirstDay’ ticket so their ticket is valid on all services.
The AG1, AG2 and AG3 matchday services are cashless. Please see below and www.bristolbearsrugby.com/travel for full details. Due to the large attendance – fans are encouraged to join the earliest service they can, arrive early and soak-up the pre-match atmosphere in the fan village.
Tickets prices are as follows:
FirstDay |
Ticket Price |
On Bus Price |
Adult |
£4.50 |
£5 |
Student/Young Person 16-21 |
£3.15 |
£3.50 |
Child |
£2.25 |
£2.50 |
Group Ticket* |
£9 |
£10 |
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Single |
Ticket Price |
On Bus Price |
Adult |
£2.25 |
£2.50 |
Student/Young Person 16-21 |
£1.60 |
£1.80 |
Child |
£1.15 |
£1.30 |
*Group tickets allow travel for up to five people of any age. Passengers must travel together on all journeys
Cycling, Walking and e-Scooter:
Ashton Gate is easily accessible on foot from many parts of Bristol including the Centre, Harbourside, North Street and Parson Street railway station.
Cycle parking is available behind the South Stand.
Electric scooters are not allowed on-site and must be parked in an appropriate area outside the stadium being careful not to block entrances, exits or the pavement. Voi are the only authorised e-scooters allowed to be used in Bristol and users are asked not only to ensure they are clear and comply with the law but also carefully consider their speed around the stadium on a matchday.
The below unofficial car parks are not operated by the stadium or the club however they are open close to the stadium on match days.
Please note: Bristol City Council have stepped up enforcement of parking restrictions around the stadium on matchdays. This includes the verges and pavements along Winterstoke Road which are patrolled most match days.
A section of Cumberland Road is closed in both directions for vehicles. Pedestrians can still pass. Cyclists may dismount and walk through with their bike. Metrobus M2 service is diverted with details here https://travelwest.info/metrobus/m2
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