Matchday tickets to all Timbers matches in 2024 also serve as tickets to ride to the stadium. Fans can show their matchday ticket as proof of fare to ride TriMet buses and MAX trains to and from Providence Park starting three hours before a match through three hours after it ends. TriMet’s MAX Blue and Red lines, as well as four bus lines, stop in convenient locations near the stadium. Users can plan their trip to Providence Park at trimet.org with an interactive map displaying all available lines and routes.

The natural beauty of Oregon inspires—the rugged coastline, towering trees, clear mountain streams, vast high desert. For more than 60 years, The Nature Conservancy has brought people together to protect and restore the lands, waters and natural resources that define our state and sustain our communities. Today, the interconnected crises of climate change and biodiversity loss are driving TNC’s leadership in urgent and collective action to reduce carbon emissions, make our forests healthier and more resilient in the face of catastrophic wildfire, restore coastal wetlands, protect water for nature and people, and more.

Starting with The Nature Conservancy (TNC) on the back of the neck of the club's new Nature Unites kit, the Timbers and TNC will work together to educate, activate and raise awareness around nature conservation, addressing climate change, and biodiversity loss, as well as encourage communities statewide to actively explore, experience and protect the outdoors.

Bike to the park! Free bike parking is available at Providence Park on matchdays and is located on SW Morrison Street close to the intersection with SW 18th Avenue. The bike parking is guarded throughout the match by stadium personnel.