Meadowhall Interchange rail platforms. The majority of intercity bus and coach services depart from row A, while city bus services depart from rows B, C and D. Current off-peak services from the interchange include (in Trains per Hour, tph): Meadowhall Interchange is located on the Sheffield Supertram network's Yellow Line and until 25 October 2018, the Purple Line during peak hours and Sundays. This stopped when the tram train between Rotherham Parkgate and Cathedral began. Current off-peak tram services from the interchange consist of six Yellow Line trams per hour to Middlewood, via the city centre. Meadowhall bus and coach station is
Meadowhall (shopping centre) centre was also home to the only McCafé in Yorkshire, which has been replaced with a franchise called "Love Coffee". The centre's Burger King (Formerly located on Market Street) was replaced by a small franchise called "Burger Knight" when it re-opened after the 2007 floods. The franchise later closed in May 2008. In October 2012, Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM) announced that the Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global has bought 50 percent of the UK shopping centre Meadowhall for £348 million, or approximately 3.2 billion Norwegian kroner. In 2014, the mall "Park Lane" was refurbished in the style of a