Cape Town: Bafana Bafana return to Cape Town for their match against fellow FIFA World Cup participants, Panama, at DHL Cape Town Stadium. They have also released a guide to gameday transport, parking and overall logistics.
The City of Cape Town is rolling out a free MyCiTi shuttle service for the FIFA international friendly on Tuesday, March 31, 2026. The match is scheduled to kick off at 07:30 p.m. and forms part of Bafana Bafana’s preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Considering the capacity of the crowd, approximately 55,000 spectators are expected to visit at the DHL Stadium. The City of Cape Town wants all fans to watch the game at the stadium to avoid running late due to traffic and parking woes.
The MyCiTi shuttle along with the PRASA train service, will be running from all routes into the City of Cape Town, and will help to alleviate congestion on the roads.
Member of the Mayoral Committee for Safety and Security – Alderman JP Smith stated that this game is scheduled for midweek when traffic is at its peak in the city bowl and the Green Point Precinct. They would like to encourage spectators to make use of public transport services to ensure the efficient movement to and from the stadium precinct.
According to Smith, they should hop on a train early or get on a free MyCiTi shuttle, which will get you to the game swiftly on its dedicated lane to the stadium. Alternatively, spectators can also park in the CBD and join thousands on the Fan Walk to start this matchday experience with the gees of a major event. The Safety and Security personnel of the City of Cape Town will be deployed along the various routes to the stadium to ensure a smooth journey to the game.
Furthermore, the spectators are able to connect from Cape Town Station to the stadium via the MyCiTi shuttle service or by using the Fan Walk. The Fan Walk extends from the City Centre along Waterkant Street over the pedestrian bridge at Buitengracht, and along Somerset Road, through the underpass at Green Point Circle to the stadium gates.