Parking for Leicester City
games at the King Power Stadium
Find the best places to park at the King Power Stadium for Leicester City games
Since 2025, BigParking has provided parking for fans visiting Leicester on Matchdays, also using the land for parking for Concerts and Events.
Whilst there is onsite parking, this is limited and available by permit only.
BigParking's safe and secure offsite parking locations can be pre-booked online or over the phone at www.thebigparking.co.uk or by calling 024 7538 6631
About King Power Stadium
Leicester City Football Club played at Filbert Street for 111 years, with improvements like a new Main Stand in 1993. By 2001, a new 32,500-seat stadium was built and opened in 2002 by former player Gary Lineker, initially named Walkers Stadium.
The first match saw Leicester beat Watford 2–0, and despite financial troubles, the club was promoted to the Premier League that season. Renamed King Power Stadium in 2011 under new ownership, the club transformed, famously winning the Premier League in 2015/16 against 5000/1 odds. They then reached the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals the following season.
In 2018, the club mourned the tragic helicopter crash that killed owner Khun Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, commemorated by a memorial garden at the stadium.
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Attending a match or concert at King Power Stadium?
Here's all the Travel and Safety information you need to know!
Driving to King Power Stadium
From the North (Nottingham/Derby via M1)Take M1 south to Junction 21.
Follow signs for Leicester (A5460).
Continue towards the City Centre.
Follow signs to King Power Stadium (near Leicester Royal Infirmary & Tigers Rugby ground).
From the South
(London via M1)
Take M1 north to Junction 21.
Follow A5460 Leicester.
Head into the City Centre.
Look for signs to King Power Stadium.
From the East
(Peterborough via A47)
Take A47 west into Leicester.
Follow signs for the City Centre.
Pick up signs to King Power Stadium (just south-west of the centre).
From the West
(Coventry via M69)
Take M69 north → it joins the M1 at J21.
Follow A5460 into Leicester.
Head to the City Centre.
Follow signs to King Power Stadium.
Can you park at Leicester City?
There is no onstie parking for the public. Travelling fans are encouraged to prebook parking for Leicester City games with BigParkingFood and Drink at the Stadium
Throughout the stadium, standard food kiosks offer a range of items including burgers, pies, chicken, hot dogs.
The Red Leicester Sausage Roll, alongside the pork pies on offer, are local delicacies founded in Leicester.
Getting the Bus to the stadium
Multiple bus lines depart from Leicester city centre to King Power Stadium, with stops on Aylestone Road—just a five-minute walk away. The majority of Leicester’s buses feature low-floor designs, allowing them to be lowered to pavement height upon arrival. Additionally, all buses are equipped with designated spaces for wheelchair users.Getting the Train to the stadium
Leicester Train Station is about 1.2 miles from King Power Stadium, a five-minute drive or up to a 45-minute walk. To walk, leave the station, cross London Road, turn left, and follow the road. Keep Waterloo Way on your left, cross New Walk, then continue past Nelson Mandela Park. Turn right onto Lancaster Road, walk through the park, cross Welford Road, and turn left past Morrisons supermarket to reach the stadium.