Parking Near Village 7 Hobart, TAS
Where Can I Park for Village 7 Hobart?
The adjacent Secure Parking car park is at 181 Collins Street and operates daily from 8:30am until close. Rates include $10 drive-up parking, $11 online parking, weekend parking from $10 and flexible early-bird parking from $19. The nearest priced Parksy option is 180 metres away at $20 a day, while an underground space 250 metres away costs $4.50 an hour.
- Address
- 181 Collins Street
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking Lot in Central Hobart, 180 m (3 min walk)
Parking Near Hobart
People watching a film in a cinema auditorium Photo: Pexels / Tima Miroshnichenko
Parking at The Village 7 Hobart Cinema
The Secure Parking car park is at 181 Collins Street, the cinema address, and is the venue’s adjacent secure parking option (secureparking.com.au). Secure Parking lists weekend parking from $10, a flat-rate online price of $11, a $10 drive-up rate and flexible early-bird parking from $19 (secureparking.com.au).
Village Cinemas says the adjacent car park is open daily from 8:30am until close and points visitors towards additional nearby street and public parking (villagecinemas.com.au). Zone 3 Hobart describes the car park next to the cinema as weekend parking at a flat $10 rate with no time limit (zone3hobart.com.au).
Parksy Spaces Near Village 7 Hobart
The nearest priced Parksy option is a parking lot in central Hobart, 180 metres from the venue, at $20 a day. Both locations keep the walk short after a late film or busy session.
An underground parking space in Hobart is 250 metres away at $4.50 an hour. Two parking lots are 340 metres away at $5 an hour, including an affordable 24/7 option. A private parking space in South Hobart is also 340 metres away at $220 a month. The 180-metre and 190-metre choices are the closest options listed here, while the 340-metre spaces involve a longer walk after a show.
Other Hobart Parking Choices Near the Cinema
The car park next to Village Cinemas is also identified by Zone 3 Hobart as a public parking choice, with weekend parking charged at a flat $10 rate and no time limit (zone3hobart.com.au). Zone 3 Hobart says parking meters generally stop at 6pm and that many spaces are free on Sundays (zone3hobart.com.au).
Secure Parking’s Village Cinema Events page names Best Parking at 69 Bathurst Street Car Park as another parking option for Village Cinema events (secureparking.com.au). The City of Hobart provides a street parking map and lists 16 Elizabeth Street car park with weekday hours of 8:15am to 5:15pm (hobartcity.com.au).
Street Parking and Event-Day Enforcement Around Collins Street
Street parking around the venue is an alternative to the adjacent car park, with the Village Cinemas Hobart page directing visitors towards nearby street and public parking (villagecinemas.com.au). The City of Hobart’s street parking map is the council source for local street restrictions and parking locations (hobartcity.com.au).
Zone 3 Hobart says meters generally stop at 6pm and that many spaces are free on Sundays (zone3hobart.com.au). A film finishing after 6pm may therefore fall outside general metered hours, while a daytime visit still needs to follow the restriction shown for the particular space. Weekend demand can also affect how quickly a legal street space is found.
Walking Into Village 7 Hobart From Hobart Centre
The cinema is at 181 Collins Street in Hobart, 500 metres from Hobart centre.
Village Cinemas describes the venue as having convenient parking plus additional nearby street and public parking, while the adjacent secure car park operates daily from 8:30am until close (villagecinemas.com.au). The closest Parksy listings are 180 metres and 190 metres from the cinema, so either choice provides a short walk after a show.
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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 Village 7 Hobart?
The adjacent Secure Parking car park is at 181 Collins Street and operates daily from 8:30am until close. Rates include $10 drive-up parking, $11 online parking, weekend parking from $10 and flexible early-bird parking from $19. The nearest priced Parksy option is 180 metres away at $20 a day, while an underground space 250 metres away costs $4.50 an hour.
How Much Is Parking at Village 7 Hobart?
The adjacent car park next to the cinema has weekend parking at a flat $10 rate with no time limit. Secure Parking also lists a $10 drive-up rate, a flat-rate online price of $11 and flexible early-bird parking from $19. The nearest priced Parksy parking lot is 180 metres away and costs $20 a day.
Is There Nearby Parksy Parking for Village 7 Hobart?
Yes. The closest Parksy options listed are 180 metres and 190 metres from the cinema. The 180-metre parking lot costs $20 a day, while the 190-metre parking space costs $17 a day. An underground parking space is 250 metres away at $4.50 an hour, and two 340-metre parking lots cost $5 an hour.
What Are the Opening Hours for the Cinema Car Park?
The adjacent secure car park at 181 Collins Street is open daily from 8:30am until close. Village Cinemas also points visitors towards additional nearby street and public parking. The car park next to the cinema is described as weekend parking at a flat $10 rate with no time limit.
Can I Use Street Parking Near the Cinema?
Street parking around the venue is an alternative to the adjacent car park. The City of Hobart’s street parking map shows local restrictions and parking locations. Zone 3 Hobart says meters generally stop at 6pm and that many spaces are free on Sundays, but daytime visitors must follow the restriction shown for the particular space.
How Far Is the Cinema From Hobart Centre?
The cinema is at 181 Collins Street in Hobart, 500 metres from Hobart centre. The closest Parksy listings are 180 metres and 190 metres from the cinema, so either provides a short walk after a show. Weekend demand can affect how quickly a legal street space is found around the venue.
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