· Oasis Live '27 Tickets news desk
Oasis at Knebworth: late trains to London, coaches and a campsite
Trains back to London after every show, coaches from more than 120 places across the UK and a campsite for the Saturday nights: the promoter has set out how fans will get to and from Oasis Live '27 at Knebworth Park, and is asking them not to come by car.
Trains to London after every show
- Direct trains from Stevenage to London King's Cross after every Knebworth show, from 11.30pm to 1.30am, taking about 30 minutes.
- The ticket is one way and capped at £10 for concert goers. Getting to Knebworth is up to you.
- A lit, stewarded walking route leads from the site to Stevenage station, about 2 miles and 55 minutes on foot.
Coaches from over 120 places
- Return coaches from more than 120 pick-up points across the UK, in three price zones, booked through Ticketmaster with your seat chosen in advance.
- Drop-off is a five minute walk from the arena. After the show you have an hour to board, with food, bars and toilets kept open.
A campsite for the Saturday shows
A purpose-built Campsite Village, with its own entrance to the arena, is offered for the Saturday shows only: 11, 18 and 25 September. Bring Your Own Tent costs £60 per person and covers the Friday and Saturday nights with car parking; you leave on the Sunday morning. There is entertainment on both nights.
Accessible viewing
The largest accessible viewing platform yet built at Knebworth, reached by ramps and facing the stage. The promoter says further access options will be announced.
Leave the car at home
The promoter is encouraging fans not to drive, and to use the trains, the coaches or the campsite instead.