Stadium MK Stadium

Address: Stadium MK, Stadium Way, Milton Keynes MK1 1ST, UK

Website: https://www.stadiummk.com

Admission: Varies by event (ticketed for matches/concerts)

Stadium MK is a modern sports stadium in Milton Keynes, England, primarily used for professional football and events. It is the home ground of the Milton Keynes Dons football club and was opened in 2007.

The venue features a bowl-style seating arrangement and facilities for both sporting fixtures and non-sport events. The stadium’s size and design allow for clear sightlines and a compact matchday atmosphere.

Built and opened in 2007, it replaced earlier temporary grounds used by the club and established a permanent home in Milton Keynes. Since opening it has hosted domestic football, community events and occasional concerts.

The stadium is located within the Milton Keynes urban area in Buckinghamshire, a short drive from the town centre and accessible from the local road network and public transport connections.

• Capacity: Holds approximately 30,500 spectators and hosts football matches, occasional rugby and concerts.

Stadium MK is reached easily from Milton Keynes town: from Milton Keynes Central station there are matchday shuttle buses and local bus/taxi services to the stadium, or a short taxi ride of around 10 minutes. By car follow the A421/A5 junction and the local signs for “Stadium MK” (there is dedicated stadium parking); Milton Keynes is roughly 80 km (about 50 miles) north‑west of central London via the M1 (around a 1‑hour drive depending on traffic).

• On match days or event nights, arrive at least 90 minutes before kickoff and follow the club's published transport guidance - parking and local roads are heavily managed and some nearby streets close early.
• Prefer public transport where possible and check the club's matchday travel page for recommended rail stops and shuttle services; clubs typically post the best stations and walking routes to avoid last‑minute crowds.
• If you plan to park, pre-book official stadium parking via the club or venue website - unofficial parking near the stadium fills quickly and can lead to long exit queues after events.