Parking Near Bull Ring, Birmingham
Where Can I Park for Bull Ring?
The official parking is spread across Bullring Centre, Moor Street and Edgbaston Street car parks, with disabled bays in each and over 3,000 spaces in total. Parksy also lists spaces 88 yd from the centre, including £47.77 a day options and hourly parking from £4.30. Birmingham Moor Street railway station is 246 yd away, a 3-minute walk.
- Address
- SU524 Moor Street, Chinatown, Birmingham, B5 4BE
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Parking Near Weoley Park Surgery, Birmingham, 88 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Birmingham Moor Street railway station, 246 yd (3 min walk)
Parking Near Birmingham
Bull Ring in Birmingham with nearby private parking spaces, helping drivers enjoy a short walk and spend less time circling for a space. Photo: Pexels
Bull Ring Centre, Moor Street and Edgbaston Street Car Parks
The centre’s official parking is spread across three car parks: Bullring Centre, Moor Street and Edgbaston Street, with disabled bays available in each (bullring.co.uk). Bullring says the group provides over 3,000 parking spaces in the heart of Birmingham, all within a quick stroll of its shops, restaurants and attractions (bullring.co.uk).
Access is available from the named Moor Street and Edgbaston Street sides, while Bullring Centre is the third official facility listed by the centre (bullring.co.uk).
Parksy Spaces Around the Centre
Parksy lists four priced spaces at 88 yd from the centre. A driveway space in Birmingham is £47.77 a day, and a valet space in Birmingham is also £47.77 a day. These two day-rate options suit a full-day visit better than an hourly booking when the stay extends across several shopping or dining stops.
Hourly choices at the same 88 yd distance include a space near Marston Green Station on Elmdon Rd for £5 an hour, a space in East Birmingham, B24, for £4.30 an hour, and disabled-access parking at Hollyoaks Medical Centre for £4.30 an hour. A space near Birmingham Sickle Cell Services is listed at £3.80 a day. The day-priced options beat the centre car parks when a known price matters for a longer stay, while the hourly spaces are useful for shorter visits.
Busy Shopping Days and Parking Rules at Bull
Weekends and major sales are likely to put the centre’s three official car parks under more pressure because the facilities serve the shopping centre’s shops, restaurants and attractions, while the operator describes the spaces as being in the heart of Birmingham (bullring.co.uk).
The centre lists disabled bays in Bullring Centre, Moor Street and Edgbaston Street (bullring.co.uk). Its smart parking system eliminates tickets and reduces queues (bullring.co.uk), so drivers should use the centre’s ticketless process when entering and leaving. Standard parking is separate from the disabled-bay provision, and the centre’s published accessibility information identifies the three official car parks by name (bullring.co.uk).
NCP and Q-Park Options Near Bull
NCP operates several car parks moments away from the centre, including Birmingham New Street and Birmingham High Street (ncp.co.uk). These named city-centre facilities give drivers alternatives to the centre’s own car parks, particularly when a shopping-day arrival makes the official entrances busy.
Q-Park Mailbox is another named option, described by Q-Park as a short walk to the shopping centre, with pre-booking available (q-park.co.uk). Digbeth High Street Public Car Park is also described as being near Bullring and Grand Central, with parking advertised from £4 (green-parking.co.uk).
Moor Street, New Street and Curzon Street Approaches
Birmingham Moor Street railway station is the nearest station, at 246 yd from the centre and a 3-minute walk. Its position makes rail a practical choice for visitors who want to avoid city-centre driving and car-park queues, with the station approach leading directly into the Moor Street side of the shopping district.
Birmingham New Street railway station is about a 4-minute walk away, while Curzon Street railway station is about a 9-minute walk away. The centre is at SU524 Moor Street, Chinatown, Birmingham, B5 4BE, placing all three station approaches within a short walk of the shops.
Sources
- UK Government parking rules
- National Rail Enquiries
- Plan Your Visit at Bullring & Grand Central in Birmingham
- Parking for Birmingham Bullring
- Bullring & Grand Central Birmingham | Shop, Eat, Play
- Digbeth High Street Public Car Park - Green-Parking.co.uk
- Car Park for Bullring - Birmingham
- Accessibility at Bullring & Grand Central: Parking & Support
* 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 Bull Ring?
The official parking is spread across Bullring Centre, Moor Street and Edgbaston Street car parks, with disabled bays in each and over 3,000 spaces in total. Parksy also lists spaces 88 yd from the centre, including £47.77 a day options and hourly parking from £4.30. Birmingham Moor Street railway station is 246 yd away, a 3-minute walk.
Which Official Car Parks Serve the Bull Ring?
The centre’s official parking is provided at Bullring Centre, Moor Street and Edgbaston Street car parks. Access is available from the named Moor Street and Edgbaston Street sides, while Bullring Centre is the third official facility listed by the centre. The group provides over 3,000 parking spaces in the heart of Birmingham.
Is Disabled Parking Available at the Bull Ring?
Disabled bays are available in Bullring Centre, Moor Street and Edgbaston Street car parks. Standard parking is separate from the disabled-bay provision. Parksy also lists disabled-access parking at Hollyoaks Medical Centre for £4.30 an hour, at a listed distance of 88 yd from the centre.
How Much Does Parking Near the Bull Ring Cost?
Parksy lists two day-rate spaces 88 yd from the centre at £47.77 a day, including a driveway space and a valet space. Hourly choices at the same distance include £5 an hour near Marston Green Station on Elmdon Rd and £4.30 an hour in East Birmingham, B24. Another space is £3.80 a day.
Are There Alternatives to the Centre’s Car Parks?
NCP operates several nearby car parks, including Birmingham New Street and Birmingham High Street. Q-Park Mailbox is described as a short walk to the shopping centre, with pre-booking available. Digbeth High Street Public Car Park is near Bullring and Grand Central, with parking advertised from £4.
Which Stations Are Closest for Visiting the Bull Ring?
Birmingham Moor Street railway station is the nearest, at 246 yd from the centre and a 3-minute walk. Birmingham New Street railway station is about a 4-minute walk away, while Curzon Street railway station is about a 9-minute walk away. The centre is at SU524 Moor Street, Chinatown, Birmingham, B5 4BE.
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