Parking Near Manchester Town Hall, England
Where Can I Park for Manchester Town Hall?
Manchester Town Hall is at 37 Princess Street, City Centre, Manchester, M2 4FN. Parksy lists six spaces 94 yd from the venue, including a driveway at £3 a day and a meet-and-greet space at £33.50 a day. Q-Park Piazza offers secure underground parking with a maximum rate of £39.50 for any 24-hour period.
- Address
- 37 Princess Street, City Centre, Manchester, M2 4FN
- Closest listed space
- EazyPark Meet and Greet - Premier Parking in Manchester, 94 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Manchester Exchange railway station, 0.5 mi (10 min walk)
Parking Near Manchester
Manchester Town Hall stands prominently in the city centre, while pre-booking nearby parking offers a short walk and less circling. Photo: Pexels
Manchester Town Hall Event Parking on Princess Street
Manchester Town Hall is at 37 Princess Street, City Centre, Manchester, M2 4FN. Visit Manchester records parking as chargeable and lists the venue as having parking and transport facilities (visitmanchester.com).
For an event at the venue, the council’s parking service is the relevant official starting point for current arrangements. The address places the destination in Manchester city centre, where event traffic and temporary restrictions can affect the final approach.
Parksy Spaces Listed Near Manchester Town Hall
Parksy lists six spaces 94 yd from the venue. The priced listings include a driveway space at £3 a day, a weekly space at £124 a week, another weekly space at £124 a week, and a meet-and-greet space at £33.50 a day. Two further listings are described as premium or meet-and-greet parking at £33.50 a day.
A separate space near Manchester Royal Infirmary is priced at £2.50 an hour and is also listed 94 yd away. These listing distances put the spaces within a short walk of the venue, making them practical to reserve before a show.
Street Restrictions Around the City-Centre Venue
Those categories matter around Princess Street because a space that appears available can still be affected by a restriction or suspension. Use the council’s parking information for the current status of the approach to 37 Princess Street.
The council identifies suspensions and dispensations as part of its parking enquiries service (manchester.gov.uk). Drivers attending an evening performance should allow for the possibility that an ordinary kerbside space may not be usable during the event period.
Piazza, Chester Street and Other Manchester Alternatives
Q-Park Piazza is a secure underground car park, with a maximum rate of £39.50 for any 24-hour period (q-park.co.uk). NCP Manchester Chester Street offers a 6.00 to 9.00 parking window for a stay of up to 12 hours on the same day, with pay-on-the-day parking at £4 for 1 hour (ncp.co.uk). These are named alternatives for drivers who prefer an operator-run car park.
APCOA Bridge Street charges £4.70 for up to 1 hour, £6.90 for up to 2 hours and £12.80 for up to 4 hours, using location code 805418; pre-booked parking is also offered (apcoa.co.uk). CitiPark Dale Street is turn-up-and-park, with £4.50 for up to 1 hour, £8.50 for up to 2 hours, £11 for up to 3 hours, £14 for up to 8 hours and £16 for up to 12 hours (citipark.co.uk).
Manchester Exchange and the Walk to the Venue
Manchester Exchange railway station is the nearest station, 0.5 mi from Manchester Town Hall, with a 10-minute walk to the venue. The station is a useful choice for visitors who would rather avoid city-centre driving and parking during a performance.
Salford Central railway station is about an 11-minute walk away, while Manchester Piccadilly station is about a 12-minute walk away. Both provide rail alternatives for reaching the city centre on foot, with Manchester Piccadilly offering another practical arrival point for visitors coming from outside Manchester.
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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 Manchester Town Hall?
Manchester Town Hall is at 37 Princess Street, City Centre, Manchester, M2 4FN. Parksy lists six spaces 94 yd from the venue, including a driveway at £3 a day and a meet-and-greet space at £33.50 a day. Q-Park Piazza offers secure underground parking with a maximum rate of £39.50 for any 24-hour period.
What Parking Spaces Are Listed Near Manchester Town Hall?
Parksy lists six spaces 94 yd from Manchester Town Hall. Priced options include a driveway space at £3 a day, two weekly spaces at £124 a week, and three meet-and-greet or premium spaces at £33.50 a day. A separate space near Manchester Royal Infirmary costs £2.50 an hour and is also listed 94 yd away.
Can I Park on the Street Near Princess Street for an Event?
A space near Princess Street can be affected by a restriction or suspension even when it appears available. Use the council’s parking information for the current status of the approach to 37 Princess Street. The council identifies suspensions and dispensations as part of its parking enquiries service, so ordinary kerbside parking may not be usable during an evening performance.
What Operator-Run Car Parks Are Available in Manchester City Centre?
Q-Park Piazza is a secure underground car park with a maximum rate of £39.50 for any 24-hour period. NCP Manchester Chester Street offers pay-on-the-day parking at £4 for 1 hour. APCOA Bridge Street charges £4.70 for up to 1 hour, while CitiPark Dale Street charges £4.50 for up to 1 hour.
How Much Does APCOA Bridge Street Parking Cost?
APCOA Bridge Street charges £4.70 for up to 1 hour, £6.90 for up to 2 hours and £12.80 for up to 4 hours. It uses location code 805418, and pre-booked parking is also offered. This is a named operator-run alternative for drivers who prefer a car park near the city-centre venue.
Which Railway Stations Are Useful Alternatives to Driving?
Manchester Exchange railway station is 0.5 mi from Manchester Town Hall, with a 10-minute walk to the venue. Salford Central railway station is about an 11-minute walk away, while Manchester Piccadilly station is about a 12-minute walk away. These provide rail alternatives for reaching the city centre on foot.
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