Ninian Park railway station

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Ninian Park
Parc Ninian
Location
Place Ninian Park
Local authority Cardiff
Operations
Station code NNP
Managed by Arriva Trains Wales
Platforms in use 2
Live departures and station information from National Rail
Annual Passenger Usage
2004/05 ** 14,872
History
Key dates Opened 1987
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U V W X Y Z  
Annual passenger usage based on sales of tickets in stated financial year(s) which end or originate at Ninian Park (source)
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Ninian Park railway station is a railway station serving the Ninian Park area, which is just outside the centre of Cardiff. The station was opened when the City Line reopened to passenger services in 1987, using platforms previously used only for special trains run in connection with football matches. For this reason it has the longest platforms on the line, accommodating up to 9 coaches, rather than 2 coaches as at the other three stations opened at the same time. The station appeared on Ordnance Survey maps of the 1970s and early 1980s as a white circle denoting that it was closed to regular passenger services.

Passenger services are currently operated by Arriva Trains Wales.

The station is located near to the Cardiff City F.C. stadium. It is adjacent to the South Wales Main Line, but trains on this route do not stop. The Cardiff Canton depot is also situated next to the station.


Preceding station National Rail Following station
Cardiff Central   Arriva Trains Wales

City Line

   Waun-Gron Park
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Major stations: Bridgend • Cardiff Central • Cardiff Queen Street • Newport
Other stations: Aber • Abercynon North • Abercynon South • Aberdare • Bargoed • Barry • Barry Docks • Barry Island • Birchgrove • Brithdir • Cadoxton • Caerphilly • Cardiff Bay • Cathays • Cogan • Coryton • Cwmbach • Cwmbran • Danescourt • Dinas Powys • Dinas Rhondda • Dingle Road • Eastbrook • Fairwater • Fernhill • Garth • Gilfach Fargoed • Grangetown • Heath High Level • Heath Low Level • Hengoed • Lisvane and Thornhill • Llanbradach • Llandaf • Llanishen • Llantwit Major • Llwynypia • Maesteg • Maesteg Ewenny Road • Merthyr Tydfil • Merthyr Vale • Mountain Ash • Ninian Park • Penarth • Pencoed • Pengam • Penrhiwceiber • Pentre-bach • Pontlottyn • Pontyclun • Pontypool and New Inn • Pontypridd • Porth • Quakers Yard • Radyr • Rhiwbina • Rhoose Cardiff International Airport • Rhymney • Sarn • Taffs Well • Tir-Phil • Tondu • Ton Pentre • Tonypandy • Trefforest • Trefforest Estate • Trehafod • Treherbert • Treorchy • Troed-y-rhiw • Ty Glas • Waun-Gron Park • Whitchurch • Wildmill • Ynyswen • Ystrad Mynach • Ystrad Rhondda
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