The Leeds United Park & Ride service is once again available for Sunday's home match against Millwall.

The service being provided by the partnership between the club and Hunters Coaches is not only assisting our fans in the community, but the whole environment.

Please be aware that tickets CANNOT be purchased on the day, you must book in advance using the link below.

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A further advantage of the service is that it is reducing the lengthy car queues and parking issues around the ground, meaning you can arrive at Elland Road in a relaxed manner and get back to your car after the game in a quicker time.

Sites are operated at Temple Green and Stourton with the service starting two-and-a-half hours before kick-off.

Key information

• Tickets must be purchased in advance and are priced at £6.50 per person or £21 per car (based on four people sharing)

• The shuttle bus service runs from Temple Green and Stourton Park and Ride to the Stadium. This service begins two-and-a-half hours prior to kick off and will be returning post-match, on a priority route from the ground

Stourton Park

• Stourton Park and Ride is situated at Junction 7 on the M621 and can be accessed directly from the M621 Motorway, A61 Wakefield Road and A639 Leeds Road to Pontefract Road, catering for trips from the South and South/West of the city

• Post code: LS10 1FF

• Please note, height restriction barriers are in place. Max height 2.35 metres

Temple Green

• Temple Green Park & Ride is situated in the Aire Valley adjacent to the A63 Pontefract Lane with access via junction 45 of the M1

• Post code: LS9 0PS 

• Please note, height restriction barriers are in place. Max height 2.35 metres

Driving for change: What can sport do to help? 

• It is estimated that the global football industry produces more than 30 million tonnes of carbon dioxide every year, which is about the same size as the total emissions of Denmark

• A quick glance at the above numbers shows the massive difference in the impact of sports at a grassroots and global level

• While the sport industry in general is working towards improvement in the green transition, some organisations are now progressively trying to reconstruct their business model to be more sustainable. Leeds United and Hunters coaches are working together in this approach

• The Park & Ride service is reducing over 150 cars travelling to the ground each match, which is a significant reduction in the carbon footprint

• Replacing car journeys with public transport can help reduce CO2 emissions by 42% if using the bus