Blackcaps vs India T20 2026

There are frequent bus services from Auckland to Eden Park.

Use Journey Planner on our website or on the AT Mobile app to plan your journey, or visit the timetables page for scheduled bus times.

Travel by bus is included in your match ticket from 4:30pm until the end of daily services. 

Below are some key bus routes to get to Eden Park.

Due to road closures around the venue, some bus routes will be detoured after 8pm. Plan your trip in advance to ensure your service will take you where you need to go. 

Customers can now transfer at one of the multiple city centre stations, including Te Waihorotiu and Karanga-a-Hape, which are great places to meet before or after an event. 

Kingsland train station is next to Eden Park.

Plan your trip by using Journey Planner on the AT Mobile app or AT website, or see below for recommended train journey's.

Travel by train is included in your match ticket from 4:30pm until the end of daily services. 

There are frequent train services to Eden Park from three city centre stations on the East West line (E-W) which stops at Kingsland for Eden Park; Waitematā, Te Waihorotiu and Karanga-a-Hape stations.

You can travel directly to Eden Park from Henderson on the Onehunga West (O-W) or from Swanson on the East West (E-W) train lines. Jump on at any station along the line and get off at Kingsland.

For the most direct journey, travel the new East West Line (E-W) which begins at Manukau Station and stops at Kingsland Station for Eden Park.  

Take the East West line (E-W) from platform 1 travelling to Waitematā via all city centre stations.

Some additional trains will leave from platform 2. Station staff will guide people to this platform when services are available. 

Take the East West (E-W) or Onehunga West (O-W) lines from platform 1.

• If you are on the E-W line, transfer at Karanga-a-Hape to the S-C line to travel towards Pukekohe.

• If you are on the O-W line, transfer at Newmarket for the S-C line to travel towards Pukekohe

Take the East West line (E-W) from platform 1 to Manukau via all city centre stations.

• Some trains will terminate at Waitematā Station. You will need to transfer to another E-W train to travel towards Manukau.

The Downtown Ferry Terminal is a 5-minute walk from Waitematā Train Station, and from the Lower Albert Street bus interchange. Ferry passengers can easily change to a train or bus to get to Eden Park.

Use Journey Planner on our website or on the AT Mobile app to plan your journey, or visit the timetables page for scheduled bus times.

Travel by ferry is not included in your event ticket.

You can tag on and off with:

• AT HOP card. Standard fares apply. Children aged 5–15 travel free on weekends with a registered AT HOP card, and children under 5 travel free when with a paying passenger.

• Contactless payments with your contactless card or smart device. Learn more about contactless payments.

Find suggested walking and cycling routes from nearby locations.

Walking routes

Cycle routes

There are currently three main locations around Eden Park with bike racks that can have a personal bike lock applied. Bike parking is located adjacent to Entry G reception, opposite Gate D smoking area and opposite Gate B.

Road closures and parking restrictions will be in place on the day of the event. Visit our road closures page for more information.

The event organiser for this event has elected to take up integrated ticketing, so travel is included in your event ticket on buses & trains.
See the bus section of this webpage for further details and to plan your journey.

Auckland Transport (AT) proudly partners with major event organisers to deliver seamless, stress-free travel experiences for attendees. As part of our commitment to accessible and sustainable transport, we offer integrated ticketing—a convenient option where bus and train fares are included in the event ticket.

This initiative is part of a subsidised cost-share arrangement between AT and event organisers, designed to reduce barriers to public transport and support smoother journeys to and from events. Integrated ticketing helps reduce congestion, supports environmental goals, and enhances the overall event experience.

Event organisers can choose to opt into this service based on their event’s needs and priorities.