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With its city centre location, the G-Mex complex is rapidly consolidating a position as a venue for major sporting events.

During the Manchester 2002 Commonwealth Games, the G-Mex will be the venue for the gymnastics, judo and wrestling events.

Venue Information

The G-MEX Centre
Manchester
M2 3GX

By Metro:

St Peter's Square

By Rail:

Manchester Oxford Road

By Bus:

To G-Mex from Manchester Piccadilly Gardens:
Buses: 33, 63, 84, 252, 255
From G-Mex to Manchester Piccadilly Gardens:
Buses: 33, 63, 84, 252, 255

Venue hours:

July 29
Session 1: Opens 1pm
Session 2: Opens 5.15pm

August 4
Session 1: Opens 10am
Session 2: Opens 2.30pm

Parking:

Available Watson Street

Information for disabled spectators

• Wheelchair spaces (each available with one accompanying companion seat) are available
• Guide dogs are permitted in all areas
• Disabled patrons may enter through the main entrance to the venue
• There are no steps to climb before entering the venue
• There are no steps to climb after entering the venue
• There are accessible toilets

If visiting G-Mex, please remember:

• No glass bottles or cans may be brought into the venue
• No alcoholic beverages may be brought into the venue although they may be purchased from the bar within the venue
• Smoking is permitted only in designated areas
• Children under the age of two will be admitted free provided they do not occupy a seat
• Flash photography is not permitted during gymnastics sessions
• Plan to arrive one hour hour before the start of the session

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