Parking Near Hull New Theatre, Kingston upon Hull
Where Can I Park for Hull New Theatre?
Nearby pay-and-display bays are free after 6pm, while Albion Street car park is the nearest named option, with 56 general spaces, surface parking and 24-hour opening. Parksy also lists a 24/7 Queens Dock Avenue space 0.2 mi away at £0.55 an hour, plus daily parking at £3.50 a day 0.2 mi away.
- Address
- Kingston Square, Hull, HU1 3HF
- Closest listed space
- Convenient 24/7 Parking in Hull on Queens Dock Avenue, 0.2 mi (5 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Sculcoates railway station, 0.8 mi (16 min walk)
Parking Near Kingston upon Hull
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Event-Day Parking at Hull New Theatre
Hull New Theatre is on Kingston Square, Hull, HU1 3HF, near Kingston upon Hull. The theatre advises that limited pay-and-display parking bays are available nearby and become free after 6pm (hulltheatres.co.uk). The nearest pay-and-display car park is on Albion Street (hulltheatres.co.uk), making it the venue’s main named parking option for evening performances.
Albion Street car park has 56 general parking spaces, is a surface car park and is open 24 hours (travel.hull.gov.uk). The theatre’s guidance identifies nearby bays rather than a venue-operated booking facility, so drivers attending a busy show should allow time to find a space around Kingston Square and Albion Street.
Parksy Parking Spaces Near the Venue
Parksy lists a 24/7 space on Queens Dock Avenue, 0.2 mi from HNT, priced at £0.55 an hour. A 0.2 mi walk is a practical short route for a performance, although the return journey after a show still involves walking back through the city centre.
Two daily-priced spaces are listed 0.2 mi away: outdoor parking at Campanile Hull - City Centre at £3.50 a day, and parking at The Quays Medical Centre at £3.50 a day, 0.3 mi away. Parksy also lists parking at Princes Quay Shopping Centre for £10 an hour, disabled-access parking in West End Hull for £3 an hour, and EV parking at Isis Life Centre for £1.80 an hour, all 0.3 mi from HNT.
Albion Street, Princes Quay and Other Hull Alternatives
Albion Street car park is the nearest named alternative to the venue and has short-stay, surface parking with 56 general spaces (travel.hull.gov.uk). The council lists Albion Street as open 24 hours (travel.hull.gov.uk), which suits drivers arriving before an evening performance or leaving after a late finish.
Princes Quay is another named parking option in the theatre’s getting-here guidance (hulltheatres.co.uk). Hull City Hall’s travel advice also names Osbourne Street Multi-Storey Car Park, which is open 24 hours, and says parking is available in Princes Quay (hulltheatres.co.uk). The council’s published details identify Albion Street’s opening hours and capacity, while the theatre guidance places Princes Quay among the city-centre alternatives.
Street Parking and Enforcement Around Kingston Square
Those nearby bays are free after 6pm (hulltheatres.co.uk), so an evening audience may find the street option more useful than a daytime visitor.
Albion Street is the named nearby pay-and-display location in the theatre guidance (hulltheatres.co.uk), while the council classifies its car park as short stay (travel.hull.gov.uk). Drivers heading to Kingston Square should distinguish marked pay-and-display bays from car-park spaces, because the theatre specifically describes the street supply as limited.
Rail and Walking Access to Hull New Theatre
Sculcoates railway station is the nearest station, at 0.8 mi from HNT and a 16-minute walk. The route provides an alternative when city-centre parking is busy, particularly for passengers travelling to an evening performance from elsewhere in Hull.
Stepney railway station is about a 16-minute walk from the venue, while Hull Victoria Dock railway station is about a 17-minute walk. The theatre’s Kingston Square address places the destination within walking range of these three stations, with Sculcoates offering the shortest stated distance.
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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 Hull New Theatre?
Nearby pay-and-display bays are free after 6pm, while Albion Street car park is the nearest named option, with 56 general spaces, surface parking and 24-hour opening. Parksy also lists a 24/7 Queens Dock Avenue space 0.2 mi away at £0.55 an hour, plus daily parking at £3.50 a day 0.2 mi away.
Is There Parking Near Hull New Theatre for Evening Performances?
The theatre advises that limited nearby pay-and-display bays become free after 6pm. Albion Street is the nearest named pay-and-display car park and has 56 general spaces. It is a surface, short-stay car park open 24 hours, making it suitable for drivers arriving before an evening performance or leaving after a late finish.
What Is the Nearest Car Park to Hull New Theatre?
Albion Street car park is the nearest named parking option. It has 56 general parking spaces, surface parking and 24-hour opening. It is classified as short stay, while the theatre’s guidance identifies nearby bays rather than a venue-operated booking facility, so drivers should allow time to find a space around Kingston Square and Albion Street.
What Parksy Parking Spaces Are Available Near Hull New Theatre?
Parksy lists a 24/7 space on Queens Dock Avenue, 0.2 mi away, priced at £0.55 an hour. Daily-priced spaces include outdoor parking at Campanile Hull - City Centre at £3.50 a day, 0.2 mi away, and The Quays Medical Centre at £3.50 a day, 0.3 mi away.
What Other Car Parks Can I Use for Hull New Theatre?
Princes Quay is another named parking option in the theatre’s getting-here guidance, and parking is available there. Hull City Hall’s travel advice also names Osbourne Street Multi-Storey Car Park, which is open 24 hours. Parksy lists Princes Quay Shopping Centre at £10 an hour, 0.3 mi away.
Can I Walk or Take the Train Instead of Parking for Hull New Theatre?
Sculcoates railway station is 0.8 mi away and a 16-minute walk, providing an alternative when city-centre parking is busy. Stepney railway station is about a 16-minute walk, while Hull Victoria Dock railway station is about a 17-minute walk. Sculcoates offers the shortest stated distance.
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