National Cycling Centre

The HSBC UK National Cycling Centre in Manchester is one of the World’s finest sporting venues in the UK and provides an ideal location for most occasions and filming. Events catered for, range from those requiring the full capacity of the Centre Area with more than 2300 m ² of floor space, to the more compact hospitality suites, suitable for corporate entertaining and syndicate use.

Discover National Cycling Centre

Hospitality Suites One & Two

A great meeting space overlooking the busiest Velodrome in the world with a capacity for 2-10 guests.

Room dimensions: 

  • 6.76m Length
  • 3.16m Width
  • 2.5m Height

BMX podium

An energetic location great for meetings and training seminas with a capacity for 60 guests.

Room dimensions: 

  • 10m Length
  • 7.2m Width
  • 2.6m Height

Essential information

Venue details and contact information

Address- Stuart Street, M11 4DQ

Phone- 0161 223 2244 and select option 3

Capacity- 

  • Theatre Style up to 240
  • Cabaret setup up to 180 using 6ft round tables each seating 10 people

What's included: 

  • Free Wifi
  • LCD Projector / Screen & built in Audio 
  • Flipchart with Pad & Pens
  • Air Conditioning & Light Dimmer Switch

How to get here

By car- This venue has free onsite parking available. Parking for disabled spectators on site is limited, parking will be for blue badge holders only and must be arranged prior to the event by calling 0161 223 2244 (option 3).

By public transport-

Metrolink- The Metrolink serves Velopark for HSBC UK National Cycling Centre. Trams to and from Velopark every 12 minutes, or every 15 minutes after 1700 on Sundays. 

From Manchester City Centre-

Piccadilly Gardens (Stop D) Service number 216 to Sportcity - journey time 10 minutes.

Service numbers 235 and 237 also pass Sportcity. Alight at the Visitors Centre to Sportcity, and cross Alan Turing Way, to pass through the Asda Walmart car park, and cross the Stuart Street canal bridge. You will see the entrance to HSBC UK National Cycling Centre on your right, after crossing the bridge.