Parking Near Prospect Shopping Centre, Kingston upon Hull
Where Can I Park for Prospect Shopping Centre?
The centre car park has 188 spaces and a 1.8-metre entrance height. It uses a barrier and ticket system, with parking costing £1.50 for up to one hour, £2 for up to two hours and £6 for longer stays. Sunday parking is £2 all day, and monthly permits are available for £55.
- Address
- Prospect Street, Old Town, Hull, HU2 8PW
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking at Double Tree By Hilton, Hull, 0.2 mi (4 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Stepney railway station, 0.8 mi (17 min walk)
Parking Near Kingston upon Hull
Inside a shopping centre Photo: Pexels / Mario Spencer
Parking at Prospect Shopping Centre in Old Town
The centre’s own car park is operated through APCOA and has 188 spaces, with a 1.8-metre entrance height (APCOA Prebook). The entrance uses a barrier, and drivers take a ticket on arrival before paying for parking (APCOA Prebook).
Parking costs £1.50 for up to one hour, £2 for up to two hours and £6 for longer stays, while Sunday parking is £2 all day (Prospect Shopping Centre). The centre lists opening hours from 06.30 to 18.00 on Monday, and monthly permits are available for £55 (Prospect Shopping Centre).
Named Car Parks Around Prospect Street
APCOA’s Prospect Shopping Centre car park is the main named facility serving the centre, with its barrier-controlled entry and ticket system suited to shoppers arriving by car (APCOA Prebook). Hull City Council also records Prospect Centre Car Park in its parking open-data service (Hull City Council Open Data).
The centre’s own parking information gives a clear short-stay structure, including £1.50 for up to one hour and £2 for Sunday parking all day (Prospect Shopping Centre). Monthly parking is offered through Avalonpay for £55 per month, which is aimed at regular users rather than occasional shopping trips (Prospect Shopping Centre).
Parksy Spaces Near Prospect Shopping Centre
Six Parksy spaces are listed 0.2 miles away.
Other priced listings include The Quays Medical Centre at £3.50 a day, West End Hull with disabled access available at £3 an hour, and the Danish Church in Hull HU1 at £9.38 an hour. The Quays Medical Centre listing is the strongest price alternative for a full day, while Isis Life Centre suits drivers seeking EV parking.
Busy Times and Parking Rules at the Centre
Drivers using the centre car park must take a ticket at the entry barrier and pay for parking, with the 1.8-metre entrance height restricting taller vehicles (APCOA Prebook). The car park contains 188 spaces, so busy shopping periods can make the centre facility particularly important to approach early (APCOA Prebook).
The centre publishes separate charges for up to one hour, up to two hours and longer stays, rather than a single flat shopping tariff (Prospect Shopping Centre). Sunday parking is charged at £2 all day, and visitors must still pay when using the ticketed barrier system (PSC; APCOA Prebook).
Walking and Rail Routes to Prospect Shopping Centre
PSC is on Prospect Street in Old Town, near Kingston upon Hull. Stepney railway station is the nearest station, 0.8 miles away and a 17-minute walk from the centre.
Hull Botanic Gardens railway station is about a 16-minute walk away, while Sculcoates railway station is about a 19-minute walk away. These walking routes give rail passengers alternatives to driving into Old Town for a shopping visit.
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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 Prospect Shopping Centre?
The centre car park has 188 spaces and a 1.8-metre entrance height. It uses a barrier and ticket system, with parking costing £1.50 for up to one hour, £2 for up to two hours and £6 for longer stays. Sunday parking is £2 all day, and monthly permits are available for £55.
How Much Does Parking Cost at Prospect Shopping Centre?
Parking costs £1.50 for up to one hour, £2 for up to two hours and £6 for longer stays. Sunday parking is £2 all day. Drivers must take a ticket at the entry barrier and pay for parking, including when using the Sunday all-day charge.
How Many Spaces and What Height Limit Does the Centre Car Park Have?
The centre car park has 188 spaces and a 1.8-metre entrance height. The height restriction limits access for taller vehicles. Its barrier-controlled entry means drivers take a ticket on arrival before paying for parking.
Are There Monthly Parking Permits Available?
Monthly permits are available for £55 through Avalonpay. This option is aimed at regular users rather than occasional shopping trips. The centre also publishes separate short-stay charges, including £1.50 for up to one hour and £2 for up to two hours.
What Alternative Paid Parking Is Near Prospect Shopping Centre?
Six Parksy spaces are listed 0.2 miles away. The Quays Medical Centre is priced at £3.50 a day, West End Hull offers disabled access at £3 an hour, and the Danish Church in Hull HU1 is £9.38 an hour. Isis Life Centre suits drivers seeking EV parking.
How Far Are the Nearest Railway Stations?
Stepney railway station is the nearest station, 0.8 miles away and a 17-minute walk from the centre. Hull Botanic Gardens railway station is about a 16-minute walk away, while Sculcoates railway station is about a 19-minute walk away.
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