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[Brighton] Brighton parking
- Thread starter Nostalgia
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Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
No and no. The cheapest parking is London Road, and walk in, otherwise, you're looking at £8 and above.
The Large One
Who's Next?
Street parking is free after 8pm, if you can find a parking spot.
Djmiles
Barndoor Holroyd
£4.50 from 6pm at Regency Square is my usual spot
- Jul 10, 2003
- 25,783
£6.50 from 6pm all evening in New Road, if you're looking in that area (or £4.50 London road or Brighton Town Hall)
Chances are, you'll have to pay, just depends whereabouts
Chances are, you'll have to pay, just depends whereabouts
southstandandy
WEST STAND ANDY
- Jul 9, 2003
- 5,639
RCP Car Park - North Road (half way down from station to clock tower) is £5.50 after 5.30pm until 5.00am. Not too bad and pretty central
Superphil
Dismember
Blackman Street is the best value I can find, I’m sure it’s less than £8 also.
The Andy Naylor Fan Club
Well-known member
Most of London Road free after 6pm.
goldstoneseagull
Active member
- Aug 9, 2017
- 208
Should be able to find a spot if you can hack the possibility of a 5-10 walk, that road is a fair stretch.
LadySeagull
Well-known member
Do people actually aim for car parks after 8pm when it's free to park on street? Wow.
Central Brighton yes, I wouldn't know where to park on the street in the middle of Brighton.
LadySeagull
Well-known member
You can park in a parking bay on any street whatsoever (where cars are allowed - not bus lanes of course), where the restrictions end by 8pm. The signs tell you.
Just read the signs and avoid those that have no time on them (sorry to state the obvious, but no time at all on a sign, means 24/7 restriction - e.g. 'permit holders only' with no times displayed at all is a no-no). You can even do a virtual tour on Google Street view first. That's what I do when visiting unknown cities, e.g. when taking my kids to University, I do a virtual tour to find a place to park, and almost never use any car parks.
Isn't that what people do when planning an away trip by car, just have a look at the streets nearby on GSV and find the unrestricted places that some/most cities do have?
Brighton has very little during the day but after 8pm why use car parks unless it's a very busy Saturday night with no bays free?
Just read the signs and avoid those that have no time on them (sorry to state the obvious, but no time at all on a sign, means 24/7 restriction - e.g. 'permit holders only' with no times displayed at all is a no-no). You can even do a virtual tour on Google Street view first. That's what I do when visiting unknown cities, e.g. when taking my kids to University, I do a virtual tour to find a place to park, and almost never use any car parks.
Isn't that what people do when planning an away trip by car, just have a look at the streets nearby on GSV and find the unrestricted places that some/most cities do have?
Brighton has very little during the day but after 8pm why use car parks unless it's a very busy Saturday night with no bays free?