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Free transport for fans and traffic restrictions in Warsaw during the match

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On match day, fans with tickets, invitations or UEFA accreditations can use public transport in Warsaw for free from 6:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m.
Entry restrictions to Saska Kępa have been introduced and possible closures of streets and the Poniatowski Bridge after the match.
Additional bus, tram and metro routes were launched.

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The article informs about transport facilities and traffic restrictions related to the match at the National Stadium in Warsaw.

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Free transport for fans

On the day of the match, from 6:00 a.m. on Friday until 1:00 a.m. from Friday to Saturday, fans with tickets, invitations or UEFA accreditations will be able to use Warsaw Public Transport free of charge. This applies to all buses, trams, metro, SKM and Koleje Mazowieckie and Warszawska Kolej Dojazdowa trains within the first ZTM ticket zone.

You will also be able to leave your car at the Park and Ride car parks free of charge.

The most convenient way to get to PGE Narodowy is to take the M2 metro line to the National Stadium station. SKM and Koleje Mazowieckie trains also stop near the stadium, and you can reach the center by bus and tram through the Poniatowski Bridge.

Traffic restrictions in Saska Kępa

On Friday, from 18:30 to 20:45, entry to Saska Kępa will be possible only for vehicles with SK identifiers, taxis, two-wheelers and public transport buses.

Other drivers will not be able to enter the designated areas bounded by the following streets: Aleja Poniatowskiego, Aleja Washington, Wiedza, Aleja USA and Wał Miedzeszyński, as well as Aleja USA, African and Bora-Komorowskiego.

Additional street closures possible

The police may decide to close further streets near the stadium, such as Sokoła, Zamość or Zamoyskiego. Then buses on some lines will make detours.

Additional odds after the match

After the match, additional bus and tram routes will be launched, taking fans to various parts of the city. More vehicles will appear, including: on lines 138, 509, 517 and tram line 26.

Metro line M2 will run more frequently in both directions.

Possible closure of the Poniatowski Bridge

In the event of heavy pedestrian traffic after the match, the police may temporarily close Aleja Zieleniecka, as well as the Poniatowski Bridge and the viaduct - from Rondo Washington to Rondo de Gaulle. Then buses and trams will follow designated detours, and Z99 replacement buses will run instead of trams.

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