Parking Near Her Majesty's Theatre, Melbourne CBD
Where Can I Park for Her Majesty's Theatre?
Her Majesty's Theatre directs visitors to book online through First Parking, including an exclusive flat-rate option at 59 Lonsdale Street for day shows. Nearby listed choices include Wilson Parking at 50 Lonsdale Street from $10 and 222 Russell Street from $12. Parksy also lists secure garage parking 60 metres away for $23 a day with 24/7 access.
- Address
- 219 Exhibition Street
- Closest listed space
- Secure Garage Parking in Melbourne CBD - 24/7 Access, 60 m (1 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Flinders Street, 830 m (11 min walk)
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A stage seen from a theatre auditorium Photo: Pexels / Masood Aslami
Event-Day Parking at Her Majesty's Theatre
HMT directs visitors to book parking online through First Parking, with access to an exclusive flat-rate option at 59 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne, for day shows (hmt.com.au). This gives theatre visitors a named venue recommendation before an evening performance or matinee, rather than relying on a space found on arrival.
First Parking also promotes its Exhibition Street facility as an option for the theatre district (firstparking.com.au). Wilson Parking lists car parks at 50 Lonsdale Street and 222 Russell Street, with rates from $10 and $12 respectively (wilsonparking.com.au).
Street Parking and Restrictions Near HMT
Her Majesty's Theatre is at 219 Exhibition Street, near Melbourne CBD, where kerbside parking competes with commercial, loading and public-transport activity. Drivers using Exhibition Street or the surrounding theatre district need to follow the parking signs displayed at the space, including any time limits and restrictions applying during the visit.
A booked off-street space removes the need to circle the block before doors open and keeps the final approach to the venue predictable.
Car Parks Near Her Majesty's Theatre
UPark lists a $21 weekday option for parking near the venue, with drive-up and pre-book rates by stay length. Its published prices are $6 or $5 for 0–1 hour, $11 or $10 for 1–2 hours, $15 for 2–3 hours, and $26 for 3–4 hours, with a $26 daily maximum or lost-ticket charge (upark.com.au). The differing figures are shown for drive-up and pre-book parking.
Wilson Parking lists the 50 Lonsdale Street car park from $10 and the 222 Russell Street car park from $12 (wilsonparking.com.au). First Parking identifies its Exhibition Street facility as a parking option in Melbourne's theatre district (firstparking.com.au), while HMT points visitors towards First Parking at 59 Lonsdale Street for day shows (hmt.com.au).
Parksy Parking Spaces Near the Venue
Parksy lists a secure garage space and a secure undercover space 60 metres from HMT. The garage costs $23 a day, with 24/7 access, while the undercover space costs $350 a month and also offers 24/7 access. Both are close enough to make the walk back after a show short.
Three spaces 70 metres away offer different payment choices: secure 24/7 parking on Exhibition Street costs $5 a day; a private parking space costs $5 an hour; another secure private space costs $10 an hour; and a further private parking space costs $5 an hour. These locations keep the post-performance walk to roughly the same short distance.
Rail and Walking Access From Flinders Street
Flinders Street is the nearest station to HMT. The station is 830 metres away, taking 11 minutes to walk. This provides a practical alternative for visitors who would rather leave the car outside the busiest part of Melbourne and continue on foot.
The venue is 510 metres from Melbourne CBD centre, placing it within a walkable part of Melbourne near Melbourne CBD. From Flinders Street, allow the published 11-minute walk when planning arrival for a performance, particularly if the surrounding streets are busy at showtime.
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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 Her Majesty's Theatre?
Her Majesty's Theatre directs visitors to book online through First Parking, including an exclusive flat-rate option at 59 Lonsdale Street for day shows. Nearby listed choices include Wilson Parking at 50 Lonsdale Street from $10 and 222 Russell Street from $12. Parksy also lists secure garage parking 60 metres away for $23 a day with 24/7 access.
What Parking Does Her Majesty's Theatre Recommend?
Her Majesty's Theatre directs visitors to book parking online through First Parking. For day shows, visitors have access to an exclusive flat-rate option at 59 Lonsdale Street. First Parking also promotes its Exhibition Street facility as an option for Melbourne's theatre district.
What Are the Parking Restrictions Near Her Majesty's Theatre?
Drivers using Exhibition Street or nearby theatre-district streets need to follow the parking signs displayed at the space. Signs include applicable time limits and restrictions. Kerbside parking competes with commercial, loading and public-transport activity, so booking an off-street space can make the final approach more predictable.
How Much Is Nearby Car Park Parking?
Wilson Parking lists the 50 Lonsdale Street car park from $10 and the 222 Russell Street car park from $12. UPark lists a $21 weekday option, with published prices ranging from $5 or $6 for 0–1 hour to $26 for 3–4 hours, plus a $26 daily maximum or lost-ticket charge.
What Parksy Parking Spaces Are Available Near the Theatre?
Parksy lists a secure garage space 60 metres away for $23 a day, with 24/7 access, and a secure undercover space 60 metres away for $350 a month, also with 24/7 access. At 70 metres, listed options include secure parking for $5 a day and private spaces costing $5 or $10 an hour.
Can I Travel by Train and Walk to the Theatre?
Flinders Street is the nearest station, 830 metres from the venue, with an 11-minute walk. The venue is 510 metres from Melbourne CBD centre.
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