Hillsborough Parking?

[Filo]

Any tips anyone?

[fudgepacker]

You'd be better parking in town or at meadowhell and catch a tram

[Redandwhitewhizards]

I parked down a residential street behind the away end last year and had no problems getting await, straight onto the A61.

[fudgepacker]

You'd be better parking in town or at meadowhell and catch a tram

[DaveDRFC]

I parked at the dog track at Owlerton last season, think it was £3 and not too far to walk to the ground. Although I had just pulled my hamstring playing footy that morning so I took about twice as long as I should!

[Lesonthewest]

Always park on the hill coming in from the Northern General end, can be a bit of a walk depending on what time you get there but it's a fairly quick getaway.

[Wellred]

Filo wrote:

Any tips anyone?

Not telling you. Your not getting our spot.

[big fat yorkshire pudding]

Any tips for the best place to park for heading back towards the city way?

[Yorkshire Lad]

There is a car park right opposite the ground, which is free. Get parked in there.

[Walkley_owl]

Yorkshire Lad wrote:

There is a car park right opposite the ground, which is free. Get parked in there.

it isn't free

[Bristol Red Rover]

Walkley_owl wrote:

Yorkshire Lad wrote:

There is a car park right opposite the ground, which is free. Get parked in there.

it isn't free

Not free for away fans you mean?

[scuzzer]

I always park in either the dog stadium or Hillsborough leisure centre car parks. They're a couple o quid but a doddle to get away from along Penistone Road

[Donnywolf]

fudgepacker wrote:

You'd be better parking in town or at meadowhell and catch a tram

...any tips on getting on the Tram at the end of the game

Brilliant to Park and Ride but a \"dog\" getting BACK - and when we lost 1-0 after outplaying them an hour of \"can we play you every week\" was enough

[Walkley_owl]

Bristol Red Rover wrote:

Walkley_owl wrote:

Yorkshire Lad wrote:

There is a car park right opposite the ground, which is free. Get parked in there.

it isn't free

Not free for away fans you mean?

opposite the stadium is the Wednesdayite car-park which charges home and away fans.

[MrFrost]

DONNYWOLF wrote:

fudgepacker wrote:

You'd be better parking in town or at meadowhell and catch a tram

...any tips on getting on the Tram at the end of the game

Brilliant to Park and Ride but a \"dog\" getting BACK - and when we lost 1-0 after outplaying them an hour of \"can we play you every week\" was enough

I used the tram last season. I wouldn't advise it. More cramped than an underground train in rush hour and was full of their so called firm threatening women and children wearing Donny shirts. Wasn't pleasant.

[bobjimwilly]

Try crofton avenue/overton road. Parked there no problems 1/2 hour beore KO last season and got away straight after final whistle no problems.  B)

[Yorkshire Lad]

Walkley_owl wrote:

Bristol Red Rover wrote:

Walkley_owl wrote:

Yorkshire Lad wrote:

There is a car park right opposite the ground, which is free. Get parked in there.

it isn't free

Not free for away fans you mean?

opposite the stadium is the Wednesdayite car-park which charges home and away fans.

Is it free if you have a disabled badge.

[The Duke]

Yorkshire Lad wrote:

Walkley_owl wrote:

Bristol Red Rover wrote:

Walkley_owl wrote:

Yorkshire Lad wrote:

There is a car park right opposite the ground, which is free. Get parked in there.

it isn't free

Not free for away fans you mean?

opposite the stadium is the Wednesdayite car-park which charges home and away fans.

Is it free if you have a disabled badge.

Why didnt you say that you toilet then ? Advise your own fans to turn up the to be told it costs.

Shit come back to our feathered friend.