UNDERGROUND

The nearest Underground Station is Stratford, approximately a 20 minute walk from the Copper Box. From central London, Stratford is served by quick and direct underground trains: - Central Line: Stratford is 20 minutes from Oxford Circus.

 - Jubilee Line: Stratford Is 22 minutes from Waterloo Train Station. 

- There are two DLR routes Into Stratford Station.

 Underground trains run every 3 minutes. 

OVERGROUND

The nearest overground station is Hackney Wick, a 5 minute walk from the Copper Box Arena. Please see the map or use our journey planner for further details.

WALKING ROUTE

From Stratford Station or Stratford International Station, the Copper Box Arena is approximately a 20-minute walk. Please see the map or use our journey planner for further details. 

BY TRAIN

Located 0.6 miles away from the stadium, the nearest train station is Stratford International. From central London, the Southeastern Line from St Pancras International to Stratford International Station takes approximately 6 minutes, with trains running every 12 minutes. 

Other central London train stations include, London Euston Station (5.7 miles),Waterloo Station (5.7 miles)and Paddington Station (7.9 miles). 

The Southeastern Line to Margate from St Pancras International to Stratford International Station takes approximately 6 minutes, with trains running every 12 minutes

BY CAR

The postcode for the Copper Box Arena is E20 3HB. While no parking is available at the Copper Box Arena, there are many local car parks which operate on a first come first served basis. Keep in mind that car park charges will apply.

Ticket Office

The ticket office will open three hours prior to kick-off and will close at halftime. Please note for double header matches, the opening time will be three hours prior to the first kick off and closing time will be around half time of the second match.

Ticketholders who have any specific ticketing enquiries prior to match day should contact RLWC2021@ticketmaster.co.uk

For more information, please visit www.RLWC2021.com/tickets

Arrive in plenty of time 

Doors open 90 minutes before kick off. Leave yourself plenty of time to get to the venue and locate your entry point. Then enjoy the hospitality of our host and any pre-match entertainment on offer along with soaking up the atmosphere ahead of the match.

Payment Methods

RLWC2021 prefer cashless for all payment methods. RLWC2021 recommend, where possible, contactless payment is used.

No Re-entry

We are operating a no re-entry policy. Once you have entered the venue, you cannot exit and re-enter. SECURITY CHECKS
If asked by venue stewards, RLWC2021 staff or volunteers to take part in any security checks we ask you to co-operate and comply. Failure to comply may result in refused entry with no refund.

Dress the part

Kit your squad out in items from our range of RLWC2021 merchandise, available to buy now at rlwc2021.com/shop

COVID Safety

RLWC2021 will continue to follow government guidance relating to COVID-19.

Counter Terrorism

Counter Terrorism Policing is working with the Rugby League World Cup 2021 to encourage the public to be vigilant for anything that doesn’t seem right, and to report it to security or a police officer. Security is a team effort. When you are in our stadium, be aware of your surroundings. Report anything that doesn’t seem right to a steward. Trust your instincts and ACT. In an emergency call 999.

Things to do at Queen Elizabeth Park 

Visit the London 2012 Olympic venues – book a tour of London Stadium, swim in the pool of champions at the London Aquatics Centre, or take a spin on the tracks at the Lee Valley VeloPark. Take in the London views from the top of the ArcelorMittal Orbit and dare yourself to ride the Slide – the world’s longest indoor tunnel slide! Enjoy the beautiful gardens – the Park’s hidden gems include the Great British Garden, the wetlands and the new London Blossom Garden, commemorating those affected by the pandemic. Discover art in the Park – from the spectacular ArcelorMittal Orbit to small scale works in unexpected places, the art installed throughout the Park for London 2012 continues to inspire. Dine in the Park’s many cafes and restaurants, including The Last Drop near the ArcelorMittal Orbit, Hackney Bridge next to the Copper Box Arena, and the award winning floating restaurant Barge East. Follow the 2012 Trail including visits to the Olympic Rings and Agitos symbols mounted in the north Park, and the Olympic Bell from the opening ceremony next to London Stadium. For more information, visit the Park’s Information Point at the Pavilion near the Westfield entrance.

 www.queenelizabetholympicpark.co.uk