Parking Near Regent Place, Sydney CBD
Where Can I Park for Regent Place?
Centro Parking is on Kent Street, with vehicle access via 88 Kent Street. Drivers should report to security during business hours. Nearby Parksy options include a private parking space 40 m away for $10 a day, plus $5-an-hour spaces 90 m and 130 m away for shorter visits.
- Address
- 103 Bathurst Street, Sydney NSW 2000
- Closest listed space
- Wanted: Private Parking Space in Central Sydney, $10/day, 40 m (1 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Gadigal, 240 m (3 min walk)
Parking Near Sydney CBD
Regent Place in Sydney CBD, with pre-booked private parking nearby for a short walk and less circling. Photo: Pexels
Regent Place Car Park Access and Opening Details
The centre’s own parking is Centro Parking on Kent Street, with vehicle access via 88 Kent Street (regentplace.com.au). Drivers should report to security during business hours, which is also the contact guidance published by the centre (regentplace.com.au).
Regent Place’s centre website publishes late shopping hours of 9:00am to 11:30pm on Monday and 9:00am to midnight on Friday and Saturday (regentplace.com.au). The centre parking search results identify First Parking as providing parking at the shopping centre, while the centre’s contact page names Centro Parking on Kent Street (firstparking.com.au; regentplace.com.au).
Named Car Parks Around Bathurst and Kent Streets
Centro Parking on Kent Street is the named facility connected with the centre, and its entrance is at 88 Kent Street (regentplace.com.au). First Parking also promotes secure parking at Regent Place Shopping Centre on Kent Street (firstparking.com.au). These are the most directly relevant named options for a driver visiting the shopping centre.
Wilson Parking operates the 383 Kent Street Car Park. Its published early-entry price is $34.75 for entry between 6am and 9:30am, while weekend pricing varies from $22.75 to $24.75 depending on demand (wilsonparking.com.au). Secure Parking’s 44 Market Street car park is beneath the building at 44 Market Street, with vehicle access via 174 Clarence Street (secureparking.com.au). The Wilson and Secure Parking facilities give drivers alternatives around the southern Sydney CBD when the Kent Street access is inconvenient.
Parksy Spaces Closest to Regent Place
The closest Parksy listing is a private parking space 40 m away for $10 a day. Two options sit 90 m away: a 580 George Street car park at $19 an hour and a secure private parking space at $5 an hour. These spaces suit drivers who want a bookable alternative close to the centre, especially when a full-day stay makes the daily-priced space better value than an hourly car park.
At 110 m, a secure private parking space costs $82.50 a week. Two further options are 130 m away: St Andrews House Town Hall Car Park costs $20 an hour, while a secure 24/7 commercial garage costs $5 an hour. The $5-an-hour spaces can beat the centre car park for a short visit if their access is more convenient, while the weekly option is aimed at regular Sydney commuters. The listings provide six nearby spaces in total.
Busy Shopping Times and Parking Rules Near the Centre
Late trading can increase parking pressure around the centre, with published opening hours extending to 11:30pm on Monday and midnight on Friday and Saturday (regentplace.com.au). Weekend demand also affects Wilson Parking’s 383 Kent Street rates, which range from $22.75 to $24.75 depending on demand (wilsonparking.com.au).
The centre’s parking contact instructions say drivers using Centro Parking should report to security during business hours (regentplace.com.au). Wilson Parking publishes a $34.75 entry price for arrivals between 6am and 9:30am at 383 Kent Street (wilsonparking.com.au). The available official pages identify operator access and demand-based weekend pricing, but do not publish a general centre time limit or enforcement schedule. Drivers attending late shopping should allow for the centre’s closing time rather than assuming every parking facility follows the same hours.
Walking From Gadigal, Museum and Martin Place
The centre is at 103 Bathurst Street, Sydney NSW 2000, placing it in Sydney near Sydney CBD. Gadigal is the most direct rail choice for visitors who want the shortest station walk.
These alternatives can be useful when a train service or final destination makes a different station more practical. From any of the three stations, walking avoids searching for a space around Kent Street and Bathurst Street during late shopping and weekend demand.
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for Regent Place?
Centro Parking is on Kent Street, with vehicle access via 88 Kent Street. Drivers should report to security during business hours. Nearby Parksy options include a private parking space 40 m away for $10 a day, plus $5-an-hour spaces 90 m and 130 m away for shorter visits.
What Is the Vehicle Entrance for the Centre Car Park?
Centro Parking is on Kent Street and the vehicle entrance is at 88 Kent Street. The centre’s parking contact guidance says drivers should report to security during business hours. First Parking also promotes secure parking at the shopping centre on Kent Street.
What Are the Nearby Parksy Parking Prices?
The closest Parksy listing is 40 m away for $10 a day. At 90 m, one option costs $19 an hour and another costs $5 an hour. A 110 m option costs $82.50 a week, while 130 m options cost $20 an hour and $5 an hour.
How Much Does Wilson Parking at 383 Kent Street Cost?
Wilson Parking’s 383 Kent Street Car Park publishes an early-entry price of $34.75 for entry between 6am and 9:30am. Weekend pricing varies from $22.75 to $24.75 depending on demand. This provides an alternative when the Kent Street access connected with the centre is inconvenient.
Does Late Shopping Affect Parking Near the Centre?
Published late shopping hours extend to 11:30pm on Monday and midnight on Friday and Saturday. Weekend demand affects Wilson Parking’s 383 Kent Street rates, which range from $22.75 to $24.75. Drivers attending late shopping should allow for the centre’s closing time rather than assuming every facility follows the same hours.
Which Station Is the Most Direct Rail Choice?
The centre is at 103 Bathurst Street, Sydney NSW 2000, near Sydney CBD. Gadigal is the most direct rail choice for visitors who want the shortest station walk. Walking from Gadigal, Museum or Martin Place can avoid searching for a space around Kent Street and Bathurst Street.
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