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As the spotlight of the world's media falls on the games, Manchester 2002 provides the National Cycling Centre with a golden opportunity to impress sports fans across the globe with the quality of its facilities as it is home to the indoor cycling events.

Venue Information

National Cycling Centre
Stuart Street
Manchester
M11 4DQ

By Rail:

Manchester Piccadilly then shuttlebus

By Bus:

Routes to and from City Centre 216, 217, 230 to 237, X36, X37

Venue hours:

Opens 60 minutes before each session.

Parking:

No public parking is available

Information for disabled spectators

• Wheelchair spaces are available with one accompanying companion seat
• 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 the National Cycling Centre, 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 only permitted within bar areas
• Children under the age of two will be admitted free provided they do not occupy a seat

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