A practice firm is providing 100 individuals the possibility to journey to a Coldplay gig at no cost - however the ticket just isn't included.

Transport for Wales is providing practice tickets to anybody attending the band's gigs at Principality Stadium, Cardiff, on 6 and seven June.

Coldplay can be visiting the Welsh capital as a part of their Music of the Spheres world tour.

The band has teamed up with the rail firm to "promote sustainable travel" to the occasion.

Those who want to participate can be entered right into a free prize draw and have till midnight on Sunday, 4 June to take action.

Marie Daly, chief buyer and tradition officer for Transport for Wales (TfW), stated the corporate wished extra individuals to journey sustainably.

"At TfW we're on a mission to transform public transport and encourage people to travel more sustainably," she stated.

"We've invested in brand new trains and started to introduce them to our network and we're currently building the South Wales Metro to provide faster, cleaner and more efficient public transport.

"It's nice {that a} world-famous band similar to Coldplay share the identical ardour for sustainable transport and we're providing prospects the chance to win a free return rail journey to Cardiff for the occasion."

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Cardiff Council stated there could be a full metropolis centre highway closure from 4pm till midnight on each live performance dates.

The council stated it anticipated the M4 and surrounding trunk roads to be "very busy" and it urged individuals to "plan ahead".

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