Wycombe [a] Parking & travel information

clive · May 6

See below for the parking and travel details for the Sky Bet League One play-off semi-final first leg against Charlton Athletic on Sunday 11th May (k.o. 6.30pm).

Parking

Adams Park

There are places available to book online in the upper car park at Adams Park from 10am on Wednesday 7th May - head to tickets.wwfc.com.

Spaces must be pre-booked so please do not drive to the gates unless you have booked a pass.

Seasonal car park passes are not valid for this fixture; pass holders have been contacted with the opportunity to purchase a space.

If you have booked a blue badge/accessible parking bay, you must arrive prior to 5.30pm to ensure you have access to your space.

Millbrook School

There will be 120 parking spaces available to book from 10am on Wednesday 7th May by heading to tickets.wwfc.com, with none available to buy on the day of the game.

The school - on Mill End Road - is one mile from the stadium, walkable in under 20 minutes (postcode HP12 4BA). Spaces are priced at £5 for vehicle.

Parking on local streets

Parking restrictions and traffic wardens will be in operation on the streets in the local vicinity to the stadium; please park sensibly and ensure you are not blocking access for emergency vehicles or residents.

A number of independent car parks are in operation along the approach to the stadium.

Bus service

The WW1 matchday bus service – provided by Carousel Buses - will be in operation with two buses running for this fixture.

Departing the rail station at 3pm, 4.50pm and 5.40pm, the service will arrive at the bus station five minutes later, and drop off at Hillbottom Road at 3.17pm, 5.07pm and 5.57pm.

The return journeys will leave Adams Park at 8.25pm, 9.05pm and 9.45pm, giving fans the chance to stay behind for a post-match drink before heading back to the town.

A return fare of £4 will be charged.

You can view the timetable online at carouselbuses.co.uk, and track the bus's live route via their app (App Store and Google Play).

Local Carousel buses on route 32/32A will also be in operation. Buses drop off at The Hour Glass Pub. Please check your journey before you travel.

https://www.wwfc.com/news/2025/may/06/parking-and-travel-charlton-h-11-5/

clive · May 6

Southeastern:

Engineering work is taking place between London Cannon Street / London Bridge and Greenwich, closing various lines through New Cross.

No Southeastern trains will run to / from London Cannon Street.

Woolwich Line: Trains between London Cannon Street and Slade Green via Greenwich will not run. Additional trains will run between London Charing Cross and Dartford via Lewisham and Woolwich Arsenal.

Bexleyheath line: Trains between London Cannon Street and Slade Green via Bexleyheath will not run. Trains between London Victoria and Dartford will run normally.

Thameslink:

Trains between London Bridge and Gillingham, and between Kentish Town and Rainham (Kent) will run between Plumstead and Gillingham / Rainham (Kent) only.

You can use Southeastern services at no extra cost between London stations and Plumstead.

https://www.southeasternrailway.co.uk/travel-information/service-updates/planned-engineering-work?date=2025-05-11#engineering-departure-board

clive · May 6

Note it will much busier on trains from Marylebone due to Non-League Finals Day at at Wembley Stadium, the day features AFC Whyteleafe vs Whitstable Town in the Isuzu FA Vase Final (12:15 KO), followed by Aldershot Town vs Spennymoor Town in the Isuzu FA Trophy Final (16.15 KO).

BalladMan · May 6

Been advised by Wycombe fan that it’s a nightmare getting out the car park after the game. Either stay for a beer afterwards and let the masses go or try to park offsite is the advice

Covered End · May 6

Yes, train services will be running from Bromley South to London on Sunday, May 11th, but there will be some engineering works causing disruptions. Trains will be replaced by buses between Bromley South and Orpington/Swanley, and trains between London Victoria and Dover Priory/Faversham will be diverted.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

Buses replace trains: Buses will be running between Beckenham Junction/Bromley South and Orpington/Swanley.
Chatham Main Line diverted: Trains on the Sole Street Line (London Victoria to Faversham/Dover Priory) will be diverted and retimed to run non-stop between London Victoria/Denmark Hill and St Mary Cray/Swanley.
Sevenoaks services: Trains to/from Sevenoaks will run between Swanley and Sevenoaks only.

shine166 · May 7

BalladMan said:

Been advised by Wycombe fan that it’s a nightmare getting out the car park after the game. Either stay for a beer afterwards and let the masses go or try to park offsite is the advice

Celebratory/sorrows drowing beer it is

shine166 · May 7

onsite carparks only available for ST holders lol, grabbed a space at the school

Dansk_Red · May 7

Park at Abbey Wood, take Lizzy train to Bond Street, change to Jubilee line to Baker St, then Bakerloo line to Marylebone then train to High Wycombe.

Reading Addick · May 7

just got a space at Millbrook school - only £5

clive · May 7

Dansk_Red said:

Park at Abbey Wood, take Lizzy train to Bond Street, change to Jubilee line to Baker St, then Bakerloo line to Marylebone then train to High Wycombe.

The way i always travel to Marylebone, is Lizzie line to Paddington & Bakerloo to Marylebone, the interchange at Bond St is a very long walk & busy.
If using your suggested route via Jubilee Line, Marylebone is only a 5 minute walk from Baker St.

R0TW · May 7

Dansk_Red said:

Park at Abbey Wood, take Lizzy train to Bond Street, change to Jubilee line to Baker St, then Bakerloo line to Marylebone then train to High Wycombe.

Could probably walk from Bond St to Marylebone in quarter of an hour.

PrincessFiona · May 7

shine166 said:

onsite carparks only available for ST holders lol, grabbed a space at the school

Obviously I'm not a season ticket holder, but I purchased a £10 parking spot at Adams Park, Upper Car Park

shine166 · May 7

PrincessFiona said:

shine166 said:

onsite carparks only available for ST holders lol, grabbed a space at the school

Obviously I'm not a season ticket holder, but I purchased a £10 parking spot at Adams Park, Upper Car Park

Good work ! Only showed as ST holders for me when I tried. Grounds in the middle of nowhere so I'd have had to walk for food anyway

MartinCAFC · May 7

Got a space at Milbrook School too.

Fanny Fanackapan · May 7

Me too, Martin.

Only a mile walk & should be easier to get out after thee match.

J BLOCK · May 9

I might be being stupid here, but how did people buy parking tickets for MillBrook school? Can't find the option to buy on the link above.

clive · May 9

J BLOCK said:

I might be being stupid here, but how did people buy parking tickets for MillBrook school? Can't find the option to buy on the link above.

The link to buy was on Wycombe's website on top of this thread, but is now probably sold out.

J BLOCK · May 9

clive said:

J BLOCK said:

I might be being stupid here, but how did people buy parking tickets for MillBrook school? Can't find the option to buy on the link above.

The link to buy was on Wycombe's website on top of this thread, but is now probably sold out.

Thanks - I just called them up and they're sold out

WillmoreTheRed · May 9

J BLOCK said:

clive said:

J BLOCK said:

I might be being stupid here, but how did people buy parking tickets for MillBrook school? Can't find the option to buy on the link above.

The link to buy was on Wycombe's website on top of this thread, but is now probably sold out.

Thanks - I just called them up and they're sold out

On google maps there is a fair few roads that look parkable but guessing need to be there early.

palarsehater · May 9

With the amount of Wycombe threads on here such as pubs/directions/parking I do wonder where some of you were a few weeks ago when we played them….

AFKABartram · May 9

palarsehater said:

With the amount of Wycombe threads on here such as pubs/directions/parking I do wonder where some of you were a few weeks ago when we played them….

Has got me thinking how much the 1,849 Sunday will differ from the 1,849 there a fortnight ago

SouthWest_Addicks · May 9

AFKABartram said:

palarsehater said:

With the amount of Wycombe threads on here such as pubs/directions/parking I do wonder where some of you were a few weeks ago when we played them….

Has got me thinking how much the 1,849 Sunday will differ from the 1,849 there a fortnight ago

6 of my group went for the league game. None of us going to the play off away match. All were eligible for tickets.

clive · May 10

SouthWest_Addicks said:

AFKABartram said:

palarsehater said:

With the amount of Wycombe threads on here such as pubs/directions/parking I do wonder where some of you were a few weeks ago when we played them….

Has got me thinking how much the 1,849 Sunday will differ from the 1,849 there a fortnight ago

6 of my group went for the league game. None of us going to the play off away match. All were eligible for tickets.

Any particular reason, kick-off time or unable to buy tickets due to online booking problems.

SouthWest_Addicks · May 10

clive said:

SouthWest_Addicks said:

AFKABartram said:

palarsehater said:

With the amount of Wycombe threads on here such as pubs/directions/parking I do wonder where some of you were a few weeks ago when we played them….

Has got me thinking how much the 1,849 Sunday will differ from the 1,849 there a fortnight ago

6 of my group went for the league game. None of us going to the play off away match. All were eligible for tickets.

Any particular reason, kick-off time or unable to buy tickets due to online booking problems.

Combination of different factors. Main is one is the kick off time. Travelled by train for the league game, but wouldn’t do a 6:30PM without someone driving.

Just was happy to skip this one as we only played there two weeks ago. Atmosphere will be great in the away end, but will be nonexistent in the home end again.

LargeAddick · May 10

Anyone driving up from East Sussex, has a space and would help out a fellow Addick in exchange for petrol contribution please message me. Thanks.

PrincessFiona · May 10

Its probably been mentioned at least once before, but I didn't get a match when I searched.....I hadn't realised the away end at Adams Park is named the WhiffAway end! At least the urinals should smell ok!

rina · May 10

clive said:

Note it will much busier on trains from Marylebone due to Non-League Finals Day at at Wembley Stadium, the day features AFC Whyteleafe vs Whitstable Town in the Isuzu FA Vase Final (12:15 KO), followed by Aldershot Town vs Spennymoor Town in the Isuzu FA Trophy Final (16.15 KO).

longer trains are going to be running all day because of the non league finals, stock is available as the Amersham line is not running all weekend, so should actually be nicer on the trains than usual

ozaddick · May 10

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Chippycafc · May 10

Well done Clive went to the 4-0 as you know but wouldn't get home by train probably from where I live by public transport even though I am only 40 miles away.

Don't like driving at night and I have to go to Oxford and go down or to London and out and buses are well finished.

Good luck to everyone going.

oohaahmortimer · May 11

AFKABartram said:

palarsehater said:

With the amount of Wycombe threads on here such as pubs/directions/parking I do wonder where some of you were a few weeks ago when we played them….

Has got me thinking how much the 1,849 Sunday will differ from the 1,849 there a fortnight ago

My posse of 959 family and friends all going again

AFKABartram · May 11

oohaahmortimer said:

AFKABartram said:

palarsehater said:

With the amount of Wycombe threads on here such as pubs/directions/parking I do wonder where some of you were a few weeks ago when we played them….

Has got me thinking how much the 1,849 Sunday will differ from the 1,849 there a fortnight ago

My posse of 959 family and friends all going again

Let’s see if you’re lucky enough for seats next to me again :-)