Explore Sheffield

Supertram is Sheffield’s premier transport system, giving you a comfortable and reliable way to travel.

We run 7 days a week from early morning to around midnight - whatever the weather.

We have three colour-coded tram routes, which take you all across the city and beyond.

All our trams have a conductor on board to sell tickets and offer travel advice. Our sister bus company Stagecoach complements the tram network and we sell tickets covering both trams and buses.

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The city centre 

Our trams take you right to the heart of the city.

For the Devonshire Quarter and Devonshire Green, get off at West Street. Here you'll find an eclectic range of independent shops, bars and cafes. 

Ponds Forge International Sports Centre has its own tram stop and is the home of a leisure pool with flumes and waves, as well as Olympic-standard competition and diving pools. 

The City Hall tram stop not only serves the City Hall – a landmark entertainment venue, but also Barkers Pool, home to the John Lewis department store. From City Hall tram stop it is less than a 10 minute walk to the top of The Moor, which offers shops for fashion and fresh food at Sheffield's bustling Moor Market.

Castle Square tram stop is convenient for Tudor Square, home to the Sheffield Theatres complex, the biggest outside London and the Millennium Galleries and Winter Gardens. 

If you're catching a train, our Sheffield Station tram stop is directly linked to the rear of the station and all the train platforms by a footbridge. 

Our route to Meadowhall

There’s plenty to see and do along our route to the Meadowhall Shopping Centre.

Specialising in big shows, Sheffield Arena attracts major music artists, famous comedians and is also home to the Sheffield Steelers ice hockey team. Get there quickly an effortlessly using the Arena tram stop – no need to worry about parking.

Ice Sheffield, the English Institute of Sport and Don Valley Bowl are all also alongside Arena tram stop.

Valley Centertainment has its own tram stop – it’s got Sheffield’s biggest cinema, a bowling alley, indoor adventure golf and big-name restaurants.  

If you’re heading to Meadowhall, you’ll be glad that the Meadowhall Interchange tram stop is joined to the shopping centre by footbridge. With over 280 shops, along with a cinema and dining quarter, you won’t have too far to walk with those bags.  

For Meadowhall Retail Park, Carbrook tram stop is right next door – it’s home to various big stores such as Toys R Us.

Our route to Halfway 

• Sheffield United FC: Bramall Lane stadium, home of ‘The Blades’, is a short walk from the Granville Road Tram Stop
• Rother Valley Country Park is easily accessible with Supertram - just change onto the Supertramlink bus at Moss Way for Holbrook
• Birley Wood Golf Course is right near to Birley Lane tram stop
• Crystal Peaks regional shopping mall has its own tram stop

Popular bus connections

 A combined Stagecoach bus and tram ticket means you can reach a whole raft of destinations with one easy connection.

Dedicated Supetramlink buses run to Stocksbridge. 

Regular buses also radiate out of the city centre, covering most of the city and destinations further afield, such as:

• Matlock
• Chesterfield
• Barnsley
• Renishaw
• Bolsover
• Mansfield

Find out more about Stagecoach bus services

Park and ride

Dedicated park and ride sites at Nunnery Square (Sheffield Parkway), Middlewood and Halfway give you secure car parking at easily accessible locations, combined with a regular tram service to take you to your destination hassle-free. 

Tickets include car parking and unlimited tram travel for the driver on the day of purchase.

The car parks are operated by South Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive. 

Visit Travel South Yorkshire for more information. 

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Tickets

We offer a range of great value tickets to suit all needs. All our trams have conductors, so you can hop on and buy on board. 

• Single tickets: for one journey between two points on the network. Valid for one hour. A change of trams and a break of journey is permitted within that hour but all travel must be away from the initial boarding point.

• Dayrider: travel as much as you like all day on Supertram and on Stagecoach buses in Sheffield
• Explorer: same validity as Dayrider but includes Stagecoach buses across South and West Yorkshire, Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and Gainsborough 
• Megarider: 7 days’ unlimited travel on Supertram and Stagecoach buses
• Travelmaster: a range of daily and weekly tickets valid on any bus train or tram regardless of operator. See the Travelmaster website for more details 

Find out more about our tickets

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