Anyone travelling from the North Shore has been encouraged to take one of the special event buses running every 10 minutes from Albany Station, which will stop at the Constellation, Sunnynook, Smales Farm and Akoranga bus stations.
The Warriors, the All Blacks and the Harlem Globetrotters will all be drawing crowds on Saturday in Auckland. Photo / Photosport
Special services will also run after the game, with those heading to the North Shore or East Auckland able to catch one from the Eden Park bus hub, while those heading to the CBD can hop on at New North Rd.
Extra trains will also be running, to handle the fans going in and out of Eden Park.
Meanwhile, the Warriors will play their first home NRL fixture in more than a month and fans will be able to move to and from Go Media Stadium with the help of extra train journeys from the nearby Penrose train station.
However, anyone travelling west after the match will need to catch a rail replacement bus at Newmarket and then jump back on the train at Morningside, as the Western Line will be closed between Waitematā (Britomart) and Morningside from 8.30pm to 10pm on Saturday.
Harlem Globetrotters fans have been advised train services will be running normally to and from train stations near Spark Arena alongside bus links, including the Inner Link frequent service, which runs every 10 to 15 minutes, to the arena near Quay Park.