Fans heading to Brisbane Road on Sunday for our Women’s Super League fixture against West Ham United (kick-off 12pm) are advised that there will be closures on the Central Line on matchday, as well as a significantly reduced service across other Tube lines, affecting travel to the stadium.
• The Central Line will not operate between Liverpool Street and Buckhurst Hill/Newbury Park, meaning Brisbane Road will not be accessible via Leyton station on Sunday.
• This closure coincides with a significantly reduced service across other Tube lines ahead of planned industrial action across the London Underground network – with lines subject to delays, disruptions and last-minute changes.
Fans who would normally travel to Brisbane Road via Leyton are therefore encouraged to make alternative travel arrangements and plan their journey in advance.
Please also allow extra time if you intend to use other Tube lines, so as to factor in the disruption to the London Underground service.
Other ways to travel to Brisbane Road include:
London Overground
Leyton Midland Road is situated approximately 15 minutes away from Brisbane Road by foot, and is served by the Suffragette Line. Please note that this station does not provide step-free access.
To walk to Brisbane Road from Leyton Midland Road, turn left towards Leyton and continue down the High Road past Leyton County Cricket Ground until you reach Osborne Road. Turn down Osborne Road and the East Stand will be in front of you.
Elizabeth Line
The Elizabeth Line is scheduled to operate as normal on Sunday. Supporters travelling on this line can head to Maryland station and take the 69 bus to Leyton, or to Stratford station and take the 97 bus which also travels through Leyton. Both stations provide step-free access.
DLR
The DLR is scheduled to operate as normal on Sunday. Stratford International connects to Brisbane Road via the 97 bus route – alternatively, it is approximately a 30-minute journey to the stadium by foot.
To walk to Brisbane Road from Stratford International, turn left as you exit the station on to Celebration Avenue, which becomes Temple Mills Lane as you walk under the A12. After the bus depot, turn right on to Ruckholt Road until you reach Oliver Road, then turn left on to Olver Road. After 250 meters, the West Stand will be in front of you.
Bus
Buses 58, 69, 97 and 158 run along Leyton High Road, with routes covering the Blackhorse Road, Canning Town, Chingford, East Ham, Stratford and Walthamstow areas and more. Please click here for further route information from TfL.
Cycling
Brisbane Road is fully accessible by bicycle and is part of an extensive cycle network thanks to Waltham Forest’s Mini Holland Scheme, focusing on quiet streets and traffic-free paths. To plan a cycle route, please click here.
Once you arrive at Brisbane Road, there is a range of cycle parking available around the stadium provided by Mini Holland who have installed a large number of bike racks outside the Score Centre, opposite the Justin Edinburgh Stand where the Leyton Orient Superstore and Ticket Office is located.
Walking
Fans based locally may wish to consider walking to the stadium. We encourage planning your walking route to Brisbane Road in advance.
No Public Parking
Fans are advised against driving to the stadium where possible as there is no public parking available. As Brisbane Road is located in a highly residential area, there is also extremely limited parking in the immediate surrounding area. Many surrounding roads are for permit holders only and there are limited parking options elsewhere.
Supporters who do drive to the match are encouraged to take care to avoid penalty fines when parking by reading signage and by not blocking local residents.