On Saturday, September 28, the “Dancing PGE Narodowy” event will take place at the National Stadium. The Public Transport Authority warns against traffic difficulties in Saska Kępa and encourages the use of public transport.
The Public Transport Authority announced that before the concert, at 5 p.m., entry to Saska Kępa will be limited. Until 8 p.m., the areas between Aleja Poniatowskiego, Aleja Washington, ul. Społeczna, Aleja Naszeny and ul. Wał Miedzeszyński, as well as Aleja USA, ul. Africanska and Bora-Komorowskiego will be closed to individual traffic. The bans will not apply to vehicles of persons with S badges, taxis, two-wheelers and public transport buses.
“Depending on the current situation, the police may decide to close individual streets,” ZTM said. In the event of the closure of Sokolej Street, from Zamość to Wybrzeże Szczecińskie, buses of the line 102, 125 i 202 they will go along Targowa and Kijowska streets to the Dw. Wschodni (Kijowska) terminus, a 146 i 147 Wybrzeże Szczecińskie and Zamość to the National Stadium metro station.
If Sokola, Zamość and Zamoyskiego streets are closed, the line’s buses will be detoured 102, 125, 135, 146, 147 i 202. Bus lines: 102, 125 i 202 they will run along Targowa and Kijowska streets to the Dw. Wschodni (Kijowska) terminus, 135 Targowa, and 146 and 147 along Zieleniecka avenue to the Wschodni station from the Lubelska side.
Back from the concert
After the concert ends at around 11 p.m., the police may decide to close the Poniatowski Bridge and Aleje Jerozolimskie to traffic on the section from the Washington Roundabout to the de Gaulle Roundabout. Tram traffic in both directions on this section and on the route from pl. may be completely closed. Starynkiewicza to Washington roundabout. In addition, al. Zieleniecka may be closed to individual traffic – bus and tram traffic will remain permitted.
If the bridge is closed, trams and buses will be diverted to diversion routes. Line compositions 7 i 22 on the left bank of the Vistula they will go to Starynkiewicza Square, while on the other side of the river they will run from and to the Wiatraczna roundabout via Zieleniecka and Washington avenues.
Line trams 9 i 24 on the Ochota side of Al. Jerozolimskie will also reach Starynkiewicza Square, while on the right bank al. Zieleniecka, Targowa, Ratuszowa and Jagiellońska will reach the Ratuszowa ZOO stop.
Buses on diversions
Bus lines: 111, 117, 146, 147, 158, 166, 507, 521, N22, N24 i N72 will be diverted to diversion routes.
Bus lines: 111, 117, 158, 166, 507, 521, N22, N24 i N72 buses will bypass the closed section of routes over the Łazienkowski Bridge, and the buses will bypass the line 146 i 147 Those driving towards the Eastern Railway Station will not turn left at the Washington Roundabout, but will go straight along Aleja Zieleniecka. Towards Falenica or Stara Miłosna, they will turn around at Targowa towards Aleja Zieleniecka and this way they will reach the Washington Roundabout.
In the event of the shutdown of tram traffic on Aleje Jerozolimskie and on the Poniatowski Bridge, a replacement line Z-9 will be launched. Buses will run between Rondo Wiatraczna and Plac Zawiszy via the Łazienkowski Bridge.
Additional buses will be deployed on the routes 138 i 509. From the Washington Roundabout (from stops 03 and 04 respectively) you will be able to take them towards Bokserska, Gocław and Winnica.
More trams and metro trains
There will also be more trams. On the changed route from the Gocławek loop through the Washington Roundabout, Aleja Zieleniecka, Targowa, Ratuszowa, Jagiellońska to the Ratuszowa-Zoo loop, additional trams of line 9 will transport passengers. In turn, trains of line 26 from Aleja Zieleniecka will go towards the Młociny Metro.
The metro is also prepared for a larger number of passengers. Trains towards Bemowo and Bródno will arrive at the station more often.
photo-source">Main photo source: WTP
