2 Ways to get from Manchester Airport to National Football Museum

Read this blog post to understand the different modes of transport you can take to get from Manchester Airport to National Football Museum. The journey from Manchester Airport to National Football Museum can be done by taking Train, Tram.

Manchester airport (MAN) is the official name of the Manchester Airport. The airport lies around 15 km from the city.

Manchester Airport Transfer Guide:

Train: £5 GBP; journey time= 16 min
Tram: £3 GBP; journey time= 1 hour

Getting from Manchester Airport to National Football Museum by Train

It is easy to get to National Football Museum from Manchester Airport by Train. Manchester Airport to National Football Museum by Train is the easiest and cheapest mode of traveling. The Train starts at train station at T1, T2 and ends at Manchester Piccadilly. From there you can simply go on a 15 min walk.

The Train service is run by TransPennine Express, Northern Rail. Train is very a popular way to get to your destination. You will find a Train every 10 minutes.

No traffic problems when you travel by Train. The total fare amount is £5 GBP and you can procure tickets from machine. You will reach National Football Museum in around 16 min.

This is the list of stop on the way – Heald Green, Burnage, Manchester Piccadilly, Manchester Oxford Road.
For details check out the website: http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/

Getting from Manchester Airport to National Football Museum by Tram

It is easy to get to National Football Museum from Manchester Airport by Tram. After you get down there, you need to travel the rest of the distance by a 2 min walk. Metrolink are the major service providers that offer Tram services from Manchester Airport. The frequency of the Tram is every 15 minutes.

The ticket costs £3 GBP for the journey. To get to National Football Museum you will need about 1 hour. The Tram makes 23 stops along the way.

For details check out the website: https://tfgm.com/public-transport/tram