First West Yorkshire launches travel partnership with Yorkshire Country Cricket Club
Bus operator First West Yorkshire has partnered with Yorkshire County Cricket Club to become its preferred travel partner for home matches.
First West Yorkshire currently operates two services (56 and 19) from the city centre, which can take cricket fans straight to Emerald Headingley Stadium.
John Godfrey, marketing manager at First West Yorkshire, said: “Our frequent and great value buses can take you to and from the cricket. Our network stretches across Leeds with easy connections; so, wherever you’re travelling from they’ll be a bus for you.
“We also have a wide range of tickets available to suit the needs of different customers, including the Weekend 5 travel for £5 ticket, which is great value if you’re travelling to the cricket with friends or family.”
Andy Dawson, Yorkshire County Cricket Club’s commercial director, added: “I’m confident this will prove to be a hugely popular partnership, particularly with our increasing number of T20 season ticket holders and supporters, who are continually looking for the most convenient and hassle-free ways of arriving at Emerald Headingley Stadium.
“First’s existing network of routes mean that people can link up with both city centre services which run right by Emerald Headingley Stadium. We hope that supporters take up the opportunity to enjoy T20 cricket to its fullest, at a world-renowned venue.”
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