Parking Near Rose Theatre, Kingston, Kingston upon Thames
Where Can I Park for Rose Theatre, Kingston?
Rose Car Park is the nearest and most direct option for an evening performance, with entry from East Lane, KT1 2NN. It is open until midnight, costs £2.70 per hour and is capped at £16 after six hours. The Rose Theatre states the rate is 50% off for any amount of time parked, and a 10-minute drop-off spot is available.
- Address
- 24-26 High Street, The Hamptons, Greater London, KT1 1HL
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Parking in Kingston upon Thames - Just £4.2/Day!, 156 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Kingston railway station, 0.4 mi (8 min walk)
Parking Near Kingston upon Thames
Rose Theatre, Kingston welcomes visitors, with pre-booked private parking nearby offering a short walk and less time spent circling for a space. Photo: Pexels
Rose Car Park for Rose Theatre, Kingston Events
The nearest parking is Rose Car Park, a council car park, with entry from East Lane, KT1 2NN, according to the Rose Theatre. The car park is open until midnight, making it the venue’s most direct option for an evening performance (rosetheatre.org). A 10-minute drop-off spot is available at the car park (rosetheatre.org).
Kingston Council lists Rose Car Park at £2.70 per hour, with parking beyond six hours capped at £16 for the whole day, including the evening charge (kingston.gov.uk). The theatre also states that the Rose Car Park rate is 50% off for any amount of time parked (rosetheatre.org). The venue’s published arrival information identifies the council car park rather than a separate theatre-operated facility.
High Street and East Lane Restrictions Near the Venue
The venue is at 24-26 High Street, The Hamptons, Greater London, KT1 1HL, with the Rose Car Park entrance on East Lane, KT1 2NN (rosetheatre.org). Drivers heading to a performance should use the signed car-park entrance rather than treating the theatre frontage as a parking location.
Rose Car Park closes at midnight (rosetheatre.org), so a late-running show or post-performance delay matters when choosing where to leave a vehicle. The theatre’s published access information also identifies a 10-minute drop-off spot (rosetheatre.org), which suits passengers who need to be set down without using the main parking stay.
Kingston Alternatives to Rose Car Park
NCP lists Kingston Lady Booth Road as an alternative facility, with 10 spaces and pre-booking available (ncp.co.uk). NCP also identifies attraction and event parking in Kingston for Rose Theatre visitors (ncp.co.uk).
For a longer visit, Rose Car Park itself remains the clearest council-priced comparison: Kingston Council charges £2.70 per hour and applies a £16 whole-day cap after six hours, including the evening charge (kingston.gov.uk). The Rose Theatre’s visitor information says the Rose Car Park rate is 50% off for any amount of time parked (rosetheatre.org).
Parksy Spaces Close to the Rose Theatre
The closest listed Parksy options include a priced space 156 yards away at £149 a month and another priced space 156 yards away at £4.20 a day. Both are close enough to make the walk manageable after a show, with the short distance particularly useful when the High Street is busy.
A 0.4-mile walk is still practical after an evening performance, while the hourly option suits a shorter stay.
Kingston Station and Hampton Wick Access to the Venue
Kingston railway station is the nearest station, 0.4 miles from the venue and an 8-minute walk. The station provides a straightforward alternative to driving for performances, particularly when parking demand is high around the High Street.
Hampton Wick railway station is also nearby, at approximately an 8-minute walk. The Rose Theatre is in The Hamptons, near Kingston upon Thames, at 24-26 High Street, KT1 1HL, so both station approaches avoid the need to find a space immediately outside the venue.
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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 Rose Theatre, Kingston?
Rose Car Park is the nearest and most direct option for an evening performance, with entry from East Lane, KT1 2NN. It is open until midnight, costs £2.70 per hour and is capped at £16 after six hours. The Rose Theatre states the rate is 50% off for any amount of time parked, and a 10-minute drop-off spot is available.
What Are the Opening Times and Restrictions at Rose Car Park?
Rose Car Park closes at midnight, so check the finish time of a late-running show or allow for a post-performance delay before leaving your vehicle. Drivers should use the signed entrance on East Lane, KT1 2NN, rather than treating the theatre frontage as a parking location. A 10-minute drop-off spot is also available.
How Much Does Parking at Rose Car Park Cost?
Kingston Council lists Rose Car Park at £2.70 per hour. Parking beyond six hours is capped at £16 for the whole day, including the evening charge. The theatre also states that the Rose Car Park rate is 50% off for any amount of time parked, making it the clearest council-priced comparison for a longer visit.
What Alternatives Are Available Near the Theatre?
NCP lists Kingston Lady Booth Road as an alternative facility, with 10 spaces and pre-booking available. NCP also identifies attraction and event parking in Kingston for Rose Theatre visitors. Parksy lists priced spaces 156 yards away at £149 a month and £4.20 a day, plus options 0.3 mi and 0.4 mi away.
How Far Are Parksy Parking Spaces From Rose Theatre?
The closest listed Parksy options are priced spaces 156 yards away, at £149 a month and £4.20 a day. A 0.4-mile walk is still practical after an evening performance, while the hourly option suits a shorter stay. The short distance can be particularly useful when the High Street is busy.
Can I Travel by Train Instead of Driving?
Kingston railway station is the nearest station, 0.4 miles from the venue and an 8-minute walk. Hampton Wick railway station is also nearby, at approximately an 8-minute walk. Both station approaches avoid the need to find a space immediately outside the theatre, which is useful when parking demand is high around the High Street.
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