happypig
Staring at the rude boys
Off to the Brighton Centre on thursday and I've heard that Brighton parking is a bit of a rip off though so looking for the best place to park. Normally we'd get the train and walk but Mrs H has a bad foot :-(
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OT parking for Brighton Centre
- Thread starter happypig
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CorgiRegisteredFriend
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If you can't walk then its NCPs- lots of them around with a couple behind the centre. Street parking is virtually impossible and restrictions right up to 8.p.m. Going to be expensive I am afraid.
Spluthleagues
New member
- Oct 17, 2011
- 5
The best place location and price wise is Churchill Square. Everywhere else is a rip off in comparison! Make sure you go to the Churchill Square one and not the NCP on the other side next to the Brighton Centre 
Last time I went I parked in the side streets around what was called the Norfolk Hotel. £3.50 an hour which is fine if you're going to a show starting 7.30pm or later. I guess you could drop Mrs H at the front first and then park ?
T soprano
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The best place location and price wise is Churchill Square. Everywhere else is a rip off in comparison! Make sure you go to the Churchill Square one and not the NCP on the other side next to the Brighton Centre
The Ncp car park joined to the back of the Grand hotel must be on a par with London Car parks think it's £12 after 3 hours £16 4 hours
All parking in Brighton is now a joke
Vegas Seagull
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- Jul 10, 2009
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One between Grand & Metropole cheap & best, £6 3-4 hours then £10, £20 over 6
The Lanes one is the one that got the most expensive in Britain publicity tag, BUT it is gorgeous
The Lanes one is the one that got the most expensive in Britain publicity tag, BUT it is gorgeous
Fef
Rock God.
- Feb 21, 2009
- 1,727
The best place location and price wise is Churchill Square. Everywhere else is a rip off in comparison! Make sure you go to the Churchill Square one and not the NCP on the other side next to the Brighton Centre
Correct! Don't drive down Russell Road, but drive into Grenville Street. Park on the lowest floor for a quick getaway. Don't queue for the payment machine afterwards - it's normally possible to put your card in the machine as you drive out. Have a great evening!
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
- 35,286
ive just looked up car parking... £4.10!!!! wtf are they playing at? yet, i suppose they are still full so we the public are our own worst enemy. Churchill Sq at £3 for 2 hrs or £4/3hr is sensibly priced.
Zukey Seagull
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The one around the back of brighton station is reasonable and a bit of a find.
Zukey Seagull
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But still a long walk, so stupid comment by myself.
dougdeep
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Or catch a bus. Cheaper and quicker.
browneggsandham
Member
- Apr 12, 2011
- 211
The Lanes car park is only a short walk and I'm pretty sure they still do a flat rate £4.50 between 6pm and midnight.
TSB
Captain Hindsight
Me too. Bill Bailey, innit. Awesome.
Horton's halftime iceberg
Blooming Marvellous
This one its council run so cheaper, charges after 18.00 £4.50 and only a short walk away.
http://www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/content/parking-and-travel/parking/lanes-car-park-central-brighton
Since1982
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Correct. Or Regency Square do the same.
Super Steve Earle
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thedonkeycentrehalf
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- Jul 7, 2003
- 8,607
Another vote for Lanes - only a few minutes walk from the Centre but much quicker to get out of. If Mrs H's foot is really bad, she could wait by the taxi rank while you go and get the car.
Most of the Council ones (Lanes, Trafalgar St, etc) have the flat £4.50 between 6pm and midnight. We've started using Trafalgar St when going to the Dome as it is only a few minutes walk but much easier to get away from afterwards.
Most of the Council ones (Lanes, Trafalgar St, etc) have the flat £4.50 between 6pm and midnight. We've started using Trafalgar St when going to the Dome as it is only a few minutes walk but much easier to get away from afterwards.