Daytime view of Wankhede Stadium during the 2011 Cricket World Cup, with the scoreboard showing Sri Lanka 19-1, players on the field, packed stands under the steel-truss roof, and a tall floodlight pylon behind.

Photo: G patkar, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Wankhede Stadium — visitor guide

Wankhede is where India lifted the 2011 World Cup, and on an IPL night the noise rattles around the steel-truss roof like nowhere else. It's bang in the middle of Churchgate, near Marine Drive — the suburban rail stops at Churchgate and Marine Lines are the way in, and the neighbourhood is packed with places to eat before the gates open.

Quick facts

Home team
Mumbai Indians
City
Mumbai

Getting there

Suburban rail — Churchgate / Marine Lines

The stadium sits in the Churchgate neighbourhood near Marine Drive — Churchgate (Western line) and Marine Lines are the closest suburban rail stops. No transit-authority match-day guide was available at research time, so confirm the recommended station on the Mumbai Indians site before you travel. (ICC — Wankhede Stadium venue guide (official venue source))

Parking: Public match-day parking arrangements weren’t confirmed in an official venue advisory — check the event instructions for your fixture.

Food & drink nearby

Test match action at Wankhede, with a batsman playing a stroke as fielders in white crouch in the slips, a packed Sunil Gavaskar Stand behind, and HSBC, Hutch and Exide hoardings on the boundary.
Photo: Sports Fan, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

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