Plan your visit

Opening Times

We’re open 7 days a week, except Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day

Mon-Wed 10:00 - 21:00

Thu-Fri 10:00 - 22:00

Sat-Sun 09:00 - 22:00

How to find us

The site is very centrally located in Manchester and attainable using Manchester’s public transport network.

Our main entrance is on Lower Byrom Street on the corner of Studio 1, just next door to the Science and Industry Museum and directly opposite St John’s Gardens.

There is no vehicle parking on site but there are a large number of public and paid parking options in the immediate area.

Plan your journey

Below is all of the information you need to plan your journey to Chaos Karts.

Our Address:

Chaos Karts, Lower Byrom St, Manchester M3 4FP

Getting to Chaos Karts.

Chaos Karts is located in Manchester City Centre, and its easy to get to us by bus, tram, train bike or car. Plan your journey with Transport for Greater Manchester.

To get to us by MetroLink (Greater Manchester Tram Network)

Our nearest Metrolink stop is Deansgate–Castlefield, which is serviced by all trams except for the Bury to Piccadilly line.

Deansgate–Castlefield tram stop is 10 minutes' walk away.

Transport

By Train

Chaos Karts is closest to Deansgate station, a 10-minute walk away. We're also 15 minutes on foot from Manchester Oxford Road, 25 minutes from Manchester Victoria, and 30 minutes from Manchester Piccadilly stations.

Travel from Manchester Piccadilly to the museum is easy via the free city centre bus (Route 1), or you can use Metrolink services to navigate between stations in the city centre. Visit Transport for Greater Manchester's website for more train travel information to Manchester.

By Car

Please check Transport for Greater Manchester's live traffic updates for more information about roads and routes into Manchester city centre.

Paid street side cark parking bays now available directly opposite the entrance to Chaos Karts on Lower Byrom Street that are operated by Manchester City Council. You can use the nearest meter or online app to register and pay for your parking. We advise booking for a minimum of two hours.

There are 3 blue badge parking spaces in front of our neighbour, the museum of Science and Industry on Lower Byrom Street, and there are limited council-run pay and display on-street parking spaces on Liverpool Road.

There are also many other car parks nearby run by private companies.