Getting There · Matchday Transport
StoneX Stadium Transport Guide: Every Way to Saracens
StoneX Stadium sits in the Copthall sports complex in north London, and it is one of the few grounds in the capital with no station within walking distance. What it does have is a free matchday shuttle bus from three separate stations and hundreds of free parking spaces on site — so getting there is easier than the map suggests, as long as you know the shuttle exists. This guide ranks every way to get to StoneX Stadium, how to leave fast, and the step-free options.
Every way in, ranked
Tap any line to expand the step-by-step. Green = best pick, amber = mixed, red = avoid.
Buffer is set to kick-off minus 30 minutes. StoneX is a compact ground, but no station is within walking distance and most fans arrive on the free shuttle bus, which runs roughly every 10 minutes — 30 minutes covers the shuttle queue and the short walk in without cutting it fine.
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Getting home after
Step-free & accessible
Edgware and Hendon Central are the two Northern line stations offering step-free access from platform to street, and both sit on the same branch — use one of these if you need step-free rail, rather than assuming the closest station works.
StoneX has dedicated accessible parking spaces in the P2 car park, which must be booked in advance by calling the club’s Supporter Services team.
The stadium provides accessible seating and toilet facilities on matchdays and non-matchdays alike. Book accessible seating and any assistance you need in advance rather than arriving on spec.