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About Edgbaston Stadium
Edgbaston Stadium in Birmingham is a premier cricket ground home to Warwickshire CCC, hosting international and major domestic fixtures. With a permanent seating capacity around 25,000, the stadium features a ground map on the official site and varying seating arrangements by event. We’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby hotel and dining options to help you secure your seats with ease.
Whether you’re catching a World Cup clash, a Champions Trophy matchup, or a major test match, Edgbaston Stadium combines history with modern facilities. For travelers and locals alike, we provide reliable, no-nonsense guidance to help you plan your day—from parking in official off-site lots to reaching the ground by rail or bus. And when you’re ready to plan overnight stays, we highlight convenient nearby hotels, with recommended dining options to suit different tastes. You’ve got a guy who can help you secure your seats and navigate the day with confidence.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Location/address: Edgbaston Stadium, Edgbaston, Birmingham, B5 7QU, England.
- Venue type/cocus: cricket stadium (multi-stand ground) and home to Warwickshire CCC; hosts international and major domestic fixtures.
- Capacity: permanent seating around 25,000 spectators.
- Ground map/seating: ground map available on the Edgbaston site; seating is unreserved for many fixtures and stands vary by event.
- Parking/transit: two official off-site car parks (Pink Car Park at Moseley Ashfield, Red Car Park at Cannon Hill Park) with advance booking; limited on-site parking; rail access via Birmingham New Street; shuttle and local buses available.
- Nearby hotels: Edgbaston Park Hotel is the closest option (about 1.5 miles away).
- Notable events hosted: ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 matches, ICC Champions Trophy 2017, 2022 Commonwealth Games (women’s T20), and major fixtures in 2026 (Women’s World Cup opening match, England v Pakistan Test).
- Renamed/demolition status: 2026 demolition of Raglan and Priory Stands as part of the Masterplan; historic Priory Stand associated with Drayton Manor Family Stand in past sponsorships; temporary renaming examples occur for events (e.g., MidlandsMania renamed venue).