Club Details: Milton Keynes Dons FC

MK Dons were formed in 1889 as Wimbledon Old Centrals. In July 2003 the club changed their name to The MK Dons. In July of 2007 they moved to their current home - Stadium MK.

Stadium / Home Ground: Stadium MK

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Away Travel Info: Stadium MK

By Car

From the North: Drivers arriving from the North should exit the M1 at junction 15, turning right onto the A508 (signed Stony Stratford). Follow the A508 for about 14 miles as far as the roundabout at the A5. Turn left and head South, leaving the A5 at its junction with the A421, following AA signs for Stadium: MK.

Alternatively, continue on the southbound M1 as far as junction 14, taking the A509 towards Milton Keynes. The stadium is signposted from the next roundabout.

From the South: Exit the M1 at junction 13, taking the 2nd exit onto the A421. After about 3 miles, take the 2nd exit at the roundabout, onto H9 Groveway and follow this through 4 roundabouts.

Take the 2nd exit at the roundabout over the A5 and the ground is left at the lights.

By Rail

Bletchley is the nearest station, about 2 miles and a 20-25 minute walk from the ground. The station is served by trains from London Euston and Birmingham New Street.

On exiting the station, turn left and go down the steps. At the bottom, turn left under the railway bridge.

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