Grenada National Cricket Stadium, Saint George Travel Guide

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Experience the thrill of cricket in a lush Caribbean setting at Grenada National Cricket Stadium, a venue steeped in history and vibrant culture.

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The Grenada National Cricket Stadium, located in St. George's, is the premier sporting venue in Grenada and a major cricket stadium in the English-speaking Caribbean. Rebuilt in 2000 and opened as an international Test venue in 2002, it stands on the site of the former Queen's Park, steeped in cricket history dating back to 1887. With a seating capacity of 20,000, the stadium is known for its lush setting and vibrant atmosphere, hosting international fixtures and regional tournaments.

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365X+J43, Mt.Rush Road, St George's, GD
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Know before you go

Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Grenada National Cricket Stadium.

Check the match schedule in advance to catch live games and avoid disappointment.
Arrive early to explore the surroundings and enjoy local food vendors outside the stadium.
Bring sun protection, as the stadium can get quite hot during daytime matches.
Consider taking public transport or a taxi to avoid parking hassles on match days.

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Getting There

Public Transport

To reach the Grenada National Cricket Stadium by bus, take a local bus from the main bus terminal in St. George's heading towards Mt. Rush. Buses typically run every 30 minutes. Inform the driver of your destination, and they will drop you off near the stadium entrance. The fare is around 2.50-6.50 Eastern Caribbean dollars, payable in cash.
Taxi

Taxis are readily available throughout St. George's. Simply tell the driver to take you to the Grenada National Cricket Stadium located on Mt. Rush Road. The fare will vary depending on your starting point, but expect to pay between 10-20 Eastern Caribbean dollars for a short trip within St. George's. Ensure the driver has a visible ID number and a rate card to avoid overcharging.
Walking

From the center of St. George's, head east on L'Anse aux Epines Road, then turn left onto Mt. Rush Road. Continue straight for about 1.5 kilometers. The Grenada National Cricket Stadium will be on your left.

Discover more about Grenada National Cricket Stadium

The Grenada National Cricket Stadium, formerly known as Queen's Park, is a historic and vibrant cricket venue located in St. George's, Grenada. The original Queen's Park ground dates back to 1887, marking the beginning of Grenada's involvement in West Indies cricket. The stadium was rebuilt in 2000 and opened as an international Test venue in 2002, becoming the 84th Test venue.The stadium has a seating capacity of 20,000 and is known for its picturesque setting, surrounded by lush hills, creating a unique Caribbean atmosphere. It has hosted several significant events, including the 2007 Cricket World Cup matches and ongoing international and regional cricket tournaments. The stadium was reconstructed in 2006 after being destroyed by Hurricane Ivan in 2004. The stadium was funded by the People's Republic of China.Beyond cricket, the stadium hosts carnival activities, international and local cultural events, and shows. It also includes facilities for office space, storage, conventions, meetings, and a gym. Adjacent to the cricket stadium is the Kirani James Athletic Stadium, which hosts athletic and football events.