Parking Near RMIT Capitol Theatre, Melbourne CBD
Where Can I Park for RMIT Capitol Theatre?
Parking near the theatre includes a secure private space 110 m away for $7 an hour and a secure commercial garage 180 m away for $2.50 an hour. Fed Square car park is another nearby choice, with accessible car spaces on each level. Flinders Street is the nearest station, 360 m away, around a 5-minute walk.
- Address
- 13 Presgrave Place, Melbourne VIC 3000
- Closest listed space
- Secure Private Parking Space in Melbourne CBD, 110 m (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Flinders Street, 360 m (5 min walk)
Parking Near Melbourne CBD
RMIT Capitol Theatre in Melbourne CBD, with a pre-booked private parking space nearby for a short walk and less circling. Photo: Pexels
Event-Day Parking at RMIT Capitol Theatre
RMIT Capitol Theatre is at 13 Presgrave Place, Melbourne VIC 3000, near Melbourne CBD. The venue’s visit information says accessible parking spaces are located on Little Collins and surrounding streets, with nearby car parks also available (rmit.edu.au). The venue hire information specifically includes Fed Square car park among the nearby choices and notes accessible car spaces on each level (rmit.edu.au).
For event nights, RISING lists Scots Church Car Park at 181 Little Collins Street and Wilson Parking locations in and around the venue as parking choices (2025.rising.melbourne). A separate event listing identifies the closest Secure Parking site as 300 Flinders Street (miff.com.au). These named options give drivers alternatives to searching around Presgrave Place immediately before a performance.
Parksy Spaces Near the Theatre
The closest listed Parksy option is a secure private parking space in Melbourne CBD, 110 m from the venue, priced at $7 an hour. A secure commercial garage space is 180 m away at $2.50 an hour. Both locations keep the walk short for a theatre visit, with the 110 m space a few minutes from the entrance and the 180 m garage still close enough for an easy post-show walk.
Four further listed spaces are 190 m away: secure 24/7 private parking at $200 a month, secure 24/7 private parking at $300 a month, a public parking lot at $15 an hour and a Melbourne city lot with drive-up parking at $18 an hour. The monthly spaces suit regular Melbourne visits, while the hourly spaces provide alternatives for a single performance. Each 190 m option leaves a short walk after the show.
Named Alternatives Around Melbourne
Scots Church Car Park at 181 Little Collins Street is named as a parking option for Capitol events (2025.rising.melbourne). Wilson Parking locations in and around the venue are also listed for event visitors (2025.rising.melbourne). These facilities are useful alternatives when the streets immediately surrounding Presgrave Place are busy.
Fed Square car park is another named nearby option, and RMIT’s venue hire information says it has accessible car spaces on each level (rmit.edu.au). Paramount Car Park operates at 113 Swanston Street, Melbourne, and publishes a maximum fee of $120 (paramountcarpark.com.au). The closest Secure Parking identified for the theatre is at 300 Flinders Street (miff.com.au).
Train Access to RMIT Capitol Theatre
Flinders Street is the nearest station, 360 m from RMIT Capitol Theatre, which is a 5-minute walk. The station is the most direct rail choice for a performance because the walk is short and the theatre address is in Melbourne near Melbourne CBD.
Southern Cross is another train station option, at approximately a 15-minute walk from the venue. Drivers coming from outside Melbourne can combine parking farther from Presgrave Place with either station and complete the final journey on foot. The Flinders Street route is shorter, while Southern Cross provides an alternative rail arrival point for services using that station.
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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 RMIT Capitol Theatre?
Parking near the theatre includes a secure private space 110 m away for $7 an hour and a secure commercial garage 180 m away for $2.50 an hour. Fed Square car park is another nearby choice, with accessible car spaces on each level. Flinders Street is the nearest station, 360 m away, around a 5-minute walk.
What Are the Closest Parksy Parking Spaces Near the Theatre?
The closest listed space is a secure private parking space 110 m from the venue, priced at $7 an hour. A secure commercial garage is 180 m away at $2.50 an hour. Both provide short walks for a theatre visit, with the 110 m option a few minutes from the entrance.
Which Named Car Parks Are Available for Capitol Events?
Named options include Scots Church Car Park at 181 Little Collins Street, Wilson Parking locations in and around the venue, Fed Square car park and the closest identified Secure Parking site at 300 Flinders Street. Fed Square car park has accessible car spaces on each level.
What Longer-Stay and Hourly Parking Options Are 190 M Away?
Four listed spaces are 190 m away: secure 24/7 private parking at $200 a month, secure 24/7 private parking at $300 a month, a public parking lot at $15 an hour and a Melbourne city lot with drive-up parking at $18 an hour. Each leaves a short walk after the show.
Where Is Accessible Parking Available Near the Theatre?
Accessible parking spaces are located on Little Collins and surrounding streets. Nearby car parks are also available, including Fed Square car park, which has accessible car spaces on each level. These options provide alternatives to searching immediately around Presgrave Place before a performance.
Which Train Station Is Closest, and How Far Is Southern Cross?
Flinders Street is the nearest station, 360 m away, which is a 5-minute walk. Southern Cross is another option at approximately a 15-minute walk. Drivers can park farther from Presgrave Place, use either station and complete the final journey on foot.
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