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• sports hall ( 2 standard halls / 8 badminton courts)
• squash court
• 2 changing rooms
• 1 physiotherapy and first aid room
• 1 meeting room suitable for up to 8 people

• 100 station fitness suite
• functional training room (newly refurbished in August 2023)
• spin studio
• group exercise studio
• The Fit Box (outdoor fitness box containing battle ropes and free weights)

• full-sized floodlit 3G rubber crumb

The º£½ÇºÚÁÏ has worked with leading accessibility guide AccessAble who have produced comprehensive guides for our venues. To view all of Jubilee Sports Centre's accessible features, please .

If you have any further questions at all, please visit our FAQs page or contact Adam Lever, our Disability Sport Officer, at adam.lever@nottingham.ac.uk.

Customers can access Jubilee Sports Centre via Triumph Road. Parking behind the centre is accessed via the side road next to the º£½ÇºÚÁÏ Innovation Park.

When using a Sat Nav to travel to Jubilee Sports Centre, please use the postcode NG7 2TU.

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Bus

Nottingham's bus network is extensive, with frequent services connecting Jubilee Campus Park to the city centre and to destinations to the west of Nottingham including Lenton and Wollaton.

Nottingham City Transport's (NCT) and services run from Nottingham City Centre and stops on Wollaton Road close to the Jubilee Sports Centre. Alternatively, you can catch Trent Barton’s which also stops on Wollaton Road. From 16 September, NCT will be launching the which will run from the City Centre onto Jubilee Campus - stopping opposite the Sports Centre on Triumph Road. See the Trent Barton and NCT campus bus maps for more information.

E-bikes

has launched an e-bike rental scheme in the Nottingham City area. Users can pick up and return Lime e-bikes from a network of designated e-bike-hire bays across the city – and there is pick up/drop off spot close to the Sports Centre entrance on Triumph Road.

You can hire e-bikes through the Lime app which is available on the or the .

Cycling

If you want to cycle to Jubilee Sports Centre using your own bike then there are cycle hoops outside the entrance to the sports centre. If you are a UoN student or member of staff then you can use your unicard to access the cycle store located behind Costa Coffee. Don’t forget your D lock to secure your bike while you’re using the sports facilities.

Taxis:

Our front of house/reception teams can call local taxi companies to order a taxi for you.

From Monday 3 August 24/7 parking charges will apply to all vehicles parking on º£½ÇºÚÁÏ campuses at University Park, Jubilee and Sutton Bonington.

Fixed automated number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras will capture all vehicles as they enter and exit campus and use this information to identify anyone that does not have a valid parking session.

Visitors to our Sports Centres are eligible for two hours free parking when using our facilities – please ensure you log your vehicle registration on the tablet at reception.

If staying beyond two hours, parking can be purchased via the Ring Go app.

Pricing:

Weekday Core Hours (9.15am–4.00pm)
Up to 30 minutes – Free
Up to 2 hours – £7
Up to 4 hours – £9
All day – £12

Weekday Evening (4.00pm–9.14am)
£2

Weekends & Bank Holidays
Up to 30 minutes – Free
Up to 2 hours – £3
Up to 4 hours – £5
Up to 8 hours – £7
Up to 24 hours – £10

Weekend Evening (6.00pm–8.00am)
£2

Location IDs:

Jubilee Campus 18955

Centre visitors must obtain a ticket using the machines or pay for parking using the during the above times.

Parking options around the centre:

Where possible, please do car share and consider using local park and ride schemes.