Oasis fans have been warned by Great Western Railway ahead of the UK reunion tour this week.
After nearly 16 years of sibling rivalry, Liam and Noel Gallagher are reuniting for one of the most anticipated comebacks in music history.
Their sell-out tour kicks off at Cardiff on Friday, July 4 and Saturday, July 5, launching a 41-date tour for the Manchester-based band.
With thousands of fans flooding into the city, Great Western Railway (GWR) is stepping up with extra trains to help fans get home after the gig.
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🎵 Taking the train to see Oasis at Principality Stadium this weekend? Here's some important travel info.
— GWR (@GWRHelp) July 2, 2025
⚠️When planning your journey check the time of your last train home carefully. If travelling from further away, consider staying in Cardiff or making alternative travel… pic.twitter.com/dPefOfQksG
Six extra trains each night with nearly 4,000 additional seats after the show have been announced by GWR.
The train service has warned that fans should party hard but travel smart, providing some key advice ahead of the live shows.
A statement from GWR said: "Check train times in advance, especially your last train home.
"Plan your journey — and your exit. Expect queues from 10pm onwards, and trains home are likely to be really busy.
"Central Square will host mainline train queues, while Valley Lines passengers should head to the rear of Cardiff Central."
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Rachel Geliamassi, GWR Customer Services Director, said: “We’re proud to play a small part in this huge moment for Oasis fans, helping ensure all those who want to can get to the gig.
“Trains will, however, be busy, plan ahead, travel smart and just remember to allow yourself time for the journey home as there will be queues at the station.
"If you are travelling from further afield, check the time of your last train home.”
Georgie Wills, TfW’s Customer Delivery & Events Planning Manager, added: “We’re thrilled to welcome thousands to Cardiff this summer.
"Look out for our queuing systems and travel tips, and let’s make it a safe and smooth experience for everyone.”
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