Those travelling to Monster Jam, Gŵyl Fach y Fro and the Barry Island 10K this weekend will benefit from additional Transport for Wales services.
Monster Jam, held at the Principality Stadium and Barry Island, is hosting Gŵyl Fach y Fro, a Welsh language festival on the Saturday (16th)
Sunday sees the Barry Island 10K, with thousands set to attend.
Demand is set to be high, even with the additional services and capacity.
Queuing systems will be in place from 5 pm, and those heading to the Valleys or the Vale of Glamorgan have been advised to use Cardiff Queen Street, with all other queues at Cardiff Central square.
Passengers should check before they travel, plan ahead, and allow extra time.
“It’s a fantastic weekend for South Wales with a real mix of sport, culture, and family entertainment. Having multiple events across Cardiff and Barry Island means our services will be much busier than usual.
“We’ve worked closely with event organisers, including Run 4 Wales, to ensure we’re providing as much capacity as possible. We want everyone to enjoy their day, so we’re asking customers to plan ahead, check the latest travel information, and allow extra time for their journeys.”
Georgina Porter, Customer Delivery and Events Planning Manager for Transport for Wales