Parking Near State Cinema, North Hobart
Where Can I Park for State Cinema?
Street parking is the main option around State Cinema, but finding a space can be difficult for a popular screening. Lefroy Street Car Park is metres from the cinema and is the clearest named backup. The closest priced Parksy option is secure parking at Queens Head Hotel in North Hobart, 160 m away, at $5 a day.
- Address
- 375 Elizabeth Street
- Closest listed space
- Secure Parking at Queens Head Hotel, North Hobart, 160 m (2 min walk)
Parking Near North Hobart
People watching a film in a cinema auditorium Photo: Pexels / Tima Miroshnichenko
Parking for a State Cinema Show
State Cinema is at 375 Elizabeth Street in North Hobart, 100 m from North Hobart centre. The venue's own site is the useful starting point for current movie sessions, while Discover Tasmania says the cinema provides valet parking and has at least one wheelchair-accessible parking space (discovertasmania.com.au).
Street parking is the main option around the cinema, and a local guide describes parking as difficult enough that walking or catching a bus can be preferable (traversingtasmania.com). The same guide advises drivers who need to park to leave time for the search (traversingtasmania.com). Flicks identifies Lefroy Street Car Park as a nearby backup when street spaces are busy (flicks.com.au).
Lefroy Street and Other Nearby Options
Lefroy Street Car Park is metres from State Cinema and is the clearest named alternative to street parking around a busy screening (flicks.com.au). It is particularly useful when Elizabeth Street spaces are occupied, because the car park is close enough to leave the vehicle there and continue directly to the venue (flicks.com.au).
North Hobart Oval is served by a bus stop, giving drivers another way to approach the cinema without relying on a space beside the venue (flicks.com.au). Parking is primarily on the street in the immediate area, so Lefroy Street Car Park and the North Hobart Oval bus stop provide two named alternatives for a show-night arrival (traversingtasmania.com; flicks.com.au).
Parksy Parking Near 375 Elizabeth Street
The closest priced Parksy option is secure parking at Queens Head Hotel in North Hobart, 160 m away, at $5 a day. A secure gated parking space in Hobart is 200 m away and costs $55 a week, giving drivers a reserved-style option within a short walk of the cinema.
Further priced spaces include a secure private parking space in North Hobart, 480 m away, at $145 a month; a private space in Hobart, 660 m away, at $175 a month; and a secure public parking space in Hobart, 680 m away, at $175 a month. The 250 Elizabeth Street Car Park is 690 m away and costs $15 a day. These walks remain practical after a late film, with the Queens Head Hotel space requiring the shortest walk among the listed options.
Street Parking and Busy Screening Periods
Most parking around State Cinema is on the street, and local guidance describes finding a space as difficult (traversingtasmania.com). Drivers arriving for a popular session should allow time to search rather than treating a kerbside space as guaranteed (traversingtasmania.com).
Flicks specifically notes that Lefroy Street Car Park is metres away when street parking is too busy (flicks.com.au). The venue sits on Elizabeth Street in North Hobart, with North Hobart centre 100 m away, so nearby activity can make the immediate kerbside supply competitive (flicks.com.au). Discover Tasmania records valet parking and an accessible parking space at the cinema (discovertasmania.com.au).
Walking, Buses and Access to State Cinema
State Cinema is centrally placed at 375 Elizabeth Street, only 100 m from North Hobart centre.
A bus stop at North Hobart Oval serves the area around the venue (flicks.com.au). Lefroy Street Car Park is metres from the cinema, according to Flicks, so drivers using that car park can walk the final part of the journey rather than depend on a space directly outside the entrance (flicks.com.au). Discover Tasmania also lists portable ramps, portable commode chairs and a portable hoist among the cinema's accessibility facilities (discovertasmania.com.au).
* 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 State Cinema?
Street parking is the main option around State Cinema, but finding a space can be difficult for a popular screening. Lefroy Street Car Park is metres from the cinema and is the clearest named backup. The closest priced Parksy option is secure parking at Queens Head Hotel in North Hobart, 160 m away, at $5 a day.
How Difficult Is Street Parking for a State Cinema Show?
Most parking around the cinema is on the street, and local guidance describes finding a space as difficult. Drivers attending a popular session should allow time to search rather than treating a kerbside space as guaranteed. Lefroy Street Car Park is metres away when street parking is too busy.
What Is the Closest Priced Parking Option Near the Cinema?
Secure parking at Queens Head Hotel in North Hobart is the closest priced Parksy option, at 160 m away and $5 a day. It provides the shortest walk among the listed priced options, making it practical after a late film. A secure gated parking space in Hobart is 200 m away at $55 a week.
Is There Parking at Lefroy Street Car Park?
Lefroy Street Car Park is metres from the cinema and is the clearest named alternative to street parking around a busy screening. When Elizabeth Street spaces are occupied, drivers can leave the vehicle there and continue directly to the cinema, rather than relying on a space beside the venue.
Can I Use a Bus to Get to the Cinema?
North Hobart Oval is served by a bus stop, giving drivers another way to approach the cinema without relying on a space beside the venue. The bus stop and Lefroy Street Car Park provide two named alternatives for a show-night arrival when immediate street parking is competitive.
What Accessibility Facilities and Parking Are Available?
Discover Tasmania records valet parking and at least one wheelchair-accessible parking space at the cinema. The listed accessibility facilities also include portable ramps, portable commode chairs and a portable hoist. These details can help drivers consider access needs before arriving for a screening.
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