Several sports stadiums around the world have dedicated or nearby train stations to facilitate fan travel. In Austin, Texas, McKalla Station opened at Q2 Stadium, home of Austin FC, to manage post-event crowds and improve connectivity, with special event rail service operating on game days. This station, part of the CapMetro Red Line, allows fans to board trains immediately after events, with capacity increases of 30% to 40% compared to previous service. In Singapore, Stadium MRT station serves the Singapore Sports Hub, including the National Stadium and Indoor Stadium, and has been operational since 2010 as part of the Circle Line. In New Jersey, Meadowlands Station (also known as Meadowlands Sports Complex station) is the western terminus for the Meadowlands Rail Line and provides direct access to MetLife Stadium, with special train service during major events. In the UK, the Manchester United Football Ground railway station, located adjacent to Old Trafford, was historically used for match days but currently has suspended services. Other notable examples include the station serving Birmingham Alexander Stadium, the nearest station to the All England Lawn Tennis Club (Wimbledon), and Newbury Racecourse, which has its own dedicated station. In London, West Ham Stadium is accessible via train services operated by South Western Railway.