How to get to the Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk stadium
- Damian Brzeski
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Tram, bus, car, taxi or special train for the event – you can get to Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk in several ways, but not all of them will be equally convenient.
The best route depends on where you're starting from and whether you're traveling on a regular day, to a match, or to a concert. Find out which connections are worth considering, where to park, and how to avoid hassles getting back home after the event.
How to get to the stadium by public transport?
Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk is located at 1 Pokoleń Lechii Gdańsk Street in Letnica. You can reach the stadium by tram, bus, car, taxi, or pre-booked shuttle. During select major matches and concerts, special trains may also run to the Gdańsk Stadion EXPO stop.
From central Gdańsk, first check out tram number 10. From Wrzeszcz and Zaspa, bus number 158 is a useful connection. If you're coming from Sopot or Gdynia, you can combine your train journey with a further transfer, or choose a direct taxi or transfer.
After a late match or concert, check the additional transport prepared for the event and the current timetable of the N6 night line.
Data valid as of: August 9, 2026. Schedules, prices, parking and traffic organization at the stadium may change, especially during large events.
You can reach Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk by public transport from the city center, Wrzeszcz, Zaspa, and other parts of the city. During major events, regular trams and buses are sometimes supplemented with additional services.
A standard ZTM ticket, valid for 75 minutes, costs 6 PLN and allows you to transfer between buses and trams within the ZTM network in Gdańsk. Ticket prices and timetables are subject to change, so please check the latest information before traveling.
SKM to Gdańsk EXPO Stadium: connection for mass events
Gdańsk EXPO Stadium is not your typical, 24-hour SKM station beneath the stadium. Trains to this stop are primarily used during select mass events.
For some events, a special connection runs from Gdańsk Główny Railway Station to Gdańsk Stadium EXPO , known as the White-Green Line for some matches. The terms and conditions of travel vary depending on the specific event. Sometimes travel is included with your ticket, while other times, separate terms and conditions apply.
If you're arriving by train or SKM from Sopot or Gdynia, this connection can reduce the number of transfers. However, first, make sure the train to Gdańsk Stadion EXPO is actually running on the day of your event .
If the organizer does not inform you about the launch of stadium trains, do not plan your trip as if they were running regularly throughout the day.
Tram line 10 and periodically line 7
Tram 10 is a regular service serving the Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk stop. Its route passes through the city center, the Oliwa Gate, the SKM University of Technology, and the Kliniczna Junction, among other places.
If you are staying overnight in the centre of Gdańsk or near Długi Targ and the Main Town, check the nearest open stop of line 10 before departure. The route may be temporarily changed due to renovations or changes in traffic management.
For example, on August 9, 2026, route 10 ran through the PKS Bus Station . This is a good example of why the current ZTM planner is a more reliable source than a route remembered from a previous visit to Gdańsk.
Line 7 may also serve the Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk area, but it shouldn't be assumed that it runs daily. For example, on August 9, 2026, ZTM announced that line 7 would not run that day.
Buses 158, 658 and night bus N6
Bus 158 is primarily useful for those traveling to the stadium from Wrzeszcz and Zaspa. Its route runs through Wrzeszcz PKP, Zaspa, and the area around Płażyńskiego Avenue, before passing the Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk stop.
This is also a good option if you're flying into Gdańsk Airport and want to transfer in Wrzeszcz. The airport is connected to Wrzeszcz by bus 110 and train. From there, you can continue your journey by public transport to the stadium.
Bus 658 operates from Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk towards Ku Ujście via the tunnel under the Martwa Wisła River. During the 2026 season, it ran on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays, so please check the timetable for your specific day before traveling.
After a late match or concert, the N6 night line might come in handy. The timetable in effect from August 8, 2026 included the Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk stop on Marynarki Polskiej Street and provided connections both towards the city center and towards Brzeźno, Przymorze, and Żabianka.
In older stadium materials, you may also see bus numbers 258, 283, and N12 . Don't plan your trip solely based on these numbers. The transportation network and the routes of individual lines change over time.
The role of the Municipal Transport Authority in Gdańsk
The Gdańsk Public Transport Authority is the primary source of up-to-date information about buses and trams traveling to the Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk area.
ZTM publishes timetables, route changes, and announcements about temporary transport arrangements. However, during a major match or concert, it's worth checking the organizer's announcements as additional buses, trams, or special trains may be added.
It is best to compare the current ZTM timetable with information about a specific event .
Bus stops serving the stadium in Gdańsk
You'll see two similar names near the stadium: Gdańsk Stadion EXPO and Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk . The former applies to rail, the latter to buses and trams.
This is an important distinction. Entering the wrong stop into the app could result in a completely different route.
Gdańsk EXPO Stadium stop
Gdańsk EXPO Stadium is a railway stop used primarily for special services during large events.
If a match or concert organizer announces the launch of stadium trains, look for this name. This connection can be particularly convenient for those departing from Gdańsk Główny or arriving by SKM from Sopot or Gdynia.
However, the mere existence of the Gdańsk Stadion EXPO stop doesn't mean that regular trains stop there all day. You'll need to check the connection availability for your specific date.
Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk stop
Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk is the most important name of the stop for people traveling to the stadium by tram or bus.
Current timetables include tram number 10 , bus number 158 , and night bus number N6 . However, the exact lineup may vary depending on the day and the current public transport schedule.
In travel planning apps, you may see names ending with numbers, such as Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk 01, 02, 03, or 04. These indicate different stations and directions within the same set of stops.
Before getting on a bus or tram, check not only the name of the stop, but also the direction of travel.
Parking options at the stadium
Official parking lots P1, P3, P4, and P5 operate at Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk . The parking operator lists a total of approximately 2,500 spaces , including spaces designated for people with disabilities.
On a normal day, the standard price list applies, but during a match, concert or other mass event the rules may change.
Standard parking for a passenger car costs PLN 7 for the first hour and PLN 7 for each additional hour . However, don't assume that the same rate will apply to every event.
Parking lots P1, P3 and P4: spaces for passenger cars
You can leave your car in the P1, P3 and P4 parking lots.
P1 is accessed from Pokoleń Lechii Gdańsk Street. For P3 and P4, the official directions aren't entirely consistent, so it's best to consult the current parking map, on-site signage, and organizer information before a major event.
The standard fee is 7 PLN for the first hour and 7 PLN for each additional hour . Payment is required in advance. The APCOA FLOW app is also available.
Failure to pay the required fee may result in an additional fee of PLN 250 .
People with an EU parking card for people with disabilities can use specially marked spaces in car parks P1, P3, P4 and P5 free of charge.
If you're going to a match or concert, check the rules for the specific event. During large events, standard pricing may be replaced by alternative rates.
Parking P5: passenger cars and coaches
Parking P5 is not just for buses and coaches. It can also be used by passenger cars.
For passenger cars, the standard rate is PLN 7 for each hour started . The entrance to P5 is from Marynarki Polskiej Street.
The parking lot also serves as a coach parking space. The standard fee for a coach is PLN 15 for the first hour and each of the following two hours , with a 24-hour fee of PLN 50 .
During mass events on P5, different rules and prices may also apply. If you're traveling to a specific event, consider the standard price list as a guide, not a guaranteed rate.
How to get there by car?
There are two main directions leading to Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk : from Marynarki Polskiej Street and from Macieja Płażyńskiego Avenue.
A car can be a convenient choice if you are traveling with family, a larger group, or if you have extra things with you.
During a large event, however, the problem often turns out to be not the road itself through Gdańsk, but the last section near the stadium and the availability of parking.
Access roads: Płażyńskiego Avenue and Marynarki Polskiej Street
From Marynarki Polskiej Street, access to some of the parking lots is via Żaglowa Street, among others. The second main option runs via Maciej Płażyńskiego Avenue and then Pokoleń Lechii Gdańsk Street.
On a typical day, these are the basic directions. However, during a major match or concert, traffic patterns on streets and intersections, as well as parking lot entry regulations, may change. Event-specific information then takes precedence over standard route descriptions.
If you're going to a large event, don't assume your navigation system will take you directly to your chosen parking lot. The final stretch of the route may look different than usual.
How much does a taxi to the stadium cost?
There's no set price for a taxi to Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk. The cost depends on the departure point, route length, fare, traffic conditions, and any wait times.
The price ranges below were prepared based on quotes from leading traditional taxi companies operating in Gdańsk and are indicative.
Starting point | Approximate taxi cost | What's worth knowing |
Gdańsk Główny / city center | 50–60 PLN | A reference point for many hotels in the city center |
Scream | 40–50 PLN | A relatively short drive to Letnica |
Sopot | 60–80 PLN | The exact price depends on where the course starts. |
Gdynia | 120–170 PLN | A specific district of Gdynia is of great importance |
Gdansk Airport | 80–100 PLN | A direct route allows you to avoid transfers |
If you're traveling from a hotel near Długi Targ, Granary Island, or elsewhere in the city center, consider the 60–80 PLN range more likely. The exact starting address, traffic jams, or a longer layover could change the bill.
Even more important is the exact address in Sopot and Gdynia. The journey from Orłowo will take a different route than the journey from the centers of Gdynia, Redłowo, or Chylonia.
This is also due to the way fares are billed. If you choose a taxi with a classic meter, you'll pay not only for the distance traveled, but also for the time spent waiting or driving very slowly in traffic.
On match days and during major events at the stadium, traffic congestion in Gdańsk is almost certain , so the actual cost of the journey may be higher than the number of kilometers alone would suggest.
Gdańsk has several distinctive traffic bottlenecks, and driving through the city's so-called lower terrace can easily waste extra time on congested stretches. For this reason, when traveling to major events, it's usually more advantageous to agree on a price beforehand . Leading traditional taxi companies operating in Gdańsk now offer this option, so you know how much you'll pay before you depart, regardless of any traffic jams along the way.
How much does a regular city taxi cost?
In Gdańsk, maximum city rates apply for traditional taxis. The initial fare can be up to 9 PLN , per kilometer from 1 to 4 PLN , per kilometer from 2 to 6 PLN , and per hour up to 50 PLN .
These are maximum rates. A specific taxi company may offer lower prices, although this has become rare in recent times.
The final fare to Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk depends on the route length, the tariff, and the duration of the stop. Therefore, the price per kilometer alone is not sufficient to accurately calculate the cost of the trip.
If the journey starts in Sopot or Gdynia, the entire route should not be automatically recalculated according to Gdańsk city rates, because the journey crosses the borders of Gdańsk.
How much does an Uber or Bolt cost, and when can an app ride be expensive?
Uber or Bolt can be a convenient way to get to Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk, but the price isn't fixed. The biggest changes are expected right before or after a major event.
Taxi apps charge prices based on current demand and the number of available drivers. If many people try to book a ride at the same time after a concert or game, the price may be significantly higher than it was a few hours earlier.
So it's impossible to honestly create a fixed table like "Uber from the stadium to the city center costs X PLN." You'll see the current price in the app before accepting the ride.
If the amount is high after the event, compare several applications and check the additional communication prepared by the organizer.
If you don't have to leave immediately, the moment you order the ride may also be important; a few minutes later it will most likely be cheaper.
If you don't want to wait, a good option might be to hail a taxi and agree on a fixed price.
The key difference between an on-demand ride and a pre-booked transfer is the predictability of the cost. Uber or Bolt's price can fluctuate with demand, while with a private transfer, the price can be set before the service begins.
What is the cost of a pre-booked transfer from the hotel to the stadium?
The price of a private transfer from your hotel to Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk depends on the exact address, time, number of people and vehicle required.
Rabbit-Trans Poland offers hotel transfers, door-to-door transportation, local transportation in the Tricity area, and event-related transportation. For selected services, the company establishes a price before the trip begins.
There's no single fixed price for all hotels in Gdańsk, Sopot, or Gdynia. A specific pickup address is required for a quote. For example, from the Hilton Hotel in the Fish Market, the cost is 50 PLN for a standard car.
When ordering a transfer, assume that the cost will be in the upper range, but you will have a guarantee that the taxi will be waiting for you.
For a group of 6-8 people, it's worth comparing the cost of one van with the need to book two cars. Rabbit-Trans Poland offers van transport for up to 8 passengers, but the number of seats alone doesn't answer the question of luggage space.
If a full group is traveling, please also include the number and size of suitcases when booking. This allows us to tailor the vehicle to the group's actual needs, not just the number of passengers.
FAQ – getting to Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk
The most important questions about access, public transport, parking, taxis and transfers to Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk.
What's the best way to get to Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk? From central Gdańsk, first check tram 10, from Wrzeszcz and Zaspa, bus 158, and from Sopot or Gdynia, train with a transfer, taxi, or transfer.
Which tram goes to Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk? Tram 10 is a regular service, while line 7 may run periodically and requires checking the current timetable.
Which bus goes to Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk? Bus 158 is a popular connection, but depending on the day, bus 658 and night bus N6 may also be useful.
Does the SKM (Fast Urban Rail) run directly to the stadium? Special trains may run to the Gdańsk EXPO Stadium during selected mass events, but this is not a regular all-day service.
What's the difference between Gdańsk Stadion EXPO and Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk? Gdańsk Stadion EXPO is a train stop, while Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk is a bus and tram stop.
How to get to the stadium from Gdańsk Główny? First, check the current route of tram 10, and for selected events, there's also a special train to Gdańsk Stadium EXPO.
How to get to the stadium from Sopot or Gdynia? You can take the train to Gdańsk and then transfer to public transport, or choose a direct taxi or transfer.
How to get to the stadium from Gdańsk Airport? From the airport, you can travel to Wrzeszcz by bus 110 or train, and then transfer to public transport towards the stadium.
Where to park at Polsat Plus Arena Gdańsk? Parking lots P1, P3, P4, and P5 are available at the stadium. Parking regulations may change during major events.
How much does parking at the stadium cost? The standard parking fee for a passenger car is PLN 7 for the first hour and PLN 7 for each additional hour, but separate pricing may apply during mass events.
How much does a taxi cost from central Gdańsk to the stadium? The approximate cost of a ride from the city center or the vicinity of Gdańsk Główny is around 30–40 PLN, but the actual price depends on the route and travel conditions.
How much does a taxi cost from Sopot or Gdynia to the stadium? Roughly speaking, a ride from Sopot costs around 50-65 PLN, and from Gdynia around 90-120 PLN, depending on the exact departure point.
Could Uber or Bolt be more expensive after a concert? Yes, after a major event, the price may increase due to high demand and a limited number of available drivers.
Can I pre-book a transfer to the stadium? Yes, a private transfer can be booked from your hotel, airport, or other address. The price depends on the route, number of passengers, and vehicle type.
How to get back from the stadium after a late match or concert? First, check the organizer's additional transportation options and the current N6 schedule. If connections aren't convenient, consider a taxi, an app, or a pre-booked transfer.
What to check before heading to the stadium? Check the current ZTM timetable, organizer's announcements, parking regulations, and any changes to traffic management.
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