Parking Near ODEON Manchester Great Northern, England
Where Can I Park for ODEON Manchester Great Northern?
Use Manchester Great Northern 1 car park, the named operator facility serving The Great Northern development. NCP lists pay-on-the-day charges of £5.50 for one hour, £11 for one to two hours and £16.50 for two to three hours. Parksy also lists a 96-yard driveway space near Hilton Manchester Deansgate at £5.40 a month.
- Address
- 253 Deansgate, City Centre, Manchester, M3 4EN
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Parking Near Hilton Manchester Deansgate, 96 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Salford Central railway station, 0.5 mi (11 min walk)
Parking Near Manchester
ODEON Manchester Great Northern in Manchester, with a pre-booked private parking space nearby for a short walk and less circling. Photo: Pexels
Parking at ODEON Manchester Great Northern on Event Days
The venue sits within The Great Northern development, with its 12 cinema screens and retail counters on the second floor, accessed via the Plaza floor (ODEON). Drivers should use the Manchester Great Northern 1 car park for the cinema, as it is the named operator car park serving the development (NCP).
NCP lists pay-on-the-day charges of £5.50 for one hour, £11 for one to two hours and £16.50 for two to three hours at Manchester Great Northern 1 (NCP). Those bands are relevant to a standard film visit, although a longer evening can move the stay into a higher tariff band. The operator describes the car park as offering quick and convenient parking (NCP).
Parksy Spaces Within a Short Walk of the Venue
Parksy lists a driveway space near Hilton Manchester Deansgate, 96 yards away, at £5.40 a month. The platform also lists 24/7 parking at Malmaison Manchester, 100 yards away, at £2.16 an hour, and a space at Abode Manchester - M1, 100 yards away, at £8.60 a day.
Two further priced spaces are listed farther out: parking at UNCLE Manchester, Old Trafford, 111 yards away, at £5 a day, plus covered parking in Manchester, M3 4NH, 242 yards away, at £165 a month. Secure covered parking near Hilton in Manchester is also 242 yards away and costs £175 a month. The 96-yard space is roughly a show-length stroll, while the 242-yard options add a little more walking after a late screening.
Deansgate Restrictions Around the Great Northern Cinema
The cinema is at 253 Deansgate in Manchester city centre, immediately off Deansgate and inside The Great Northern development. Access to the screens and retail counters is from the Plaza floor rather than directly from the street (ODEON).
Parking is not free for Blue Badge holders, and payment machines are located throughout the car park, including one at a convenient height (AccessAble). Drivers attending a busy screening should allow time to enter the development, park, pay and reach the second-floor Plaza access, particularly when several films finish close together.
Named Alternatives to the Great Northern Car Park
Manchester Great Northern 1 is the principal named alternative for drivers who want an operator-run facility beside the development. NCP lists one-hour parking at £5.50, one to two hours at £11 and two to three hours at £16.50, with payment on the day (NCP).
The wider city-centre choices listed for this visit include the Parksy spaces at Malmaison Manchester, Abode Manchester - M1, UNCLE Manchester, Old Trafford, M3 4NH and near Hilton Manchester Deansgate. The priced choices include hourly, daily and monthly terms, while the two covered spaces in the M3 4NH and Hilton areas are 242 yards away. The named facilities keep the venue's Plaza entrance as the practical destination for the final walk.
Rail and Walking Routes to the Great Northern Cinema
Salford Central railway station is the nearest station, at 0.5 miles and an 11-minute walk from the venue. Manchester Exchange railway station is around a 14-minute walk away, while Manchester Piccadilly station is around a 16-minute walk away.
The cinema's screens and retail counters are on the second floor, reached from the Plaza floor (ODEON). Manchester Exchange and Manchester Piccadilly provide longer central walking approaches than Salford Central.
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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 ODEON Manchester Great Northern?
Use Manchester Great Northern 1 car park, the named operator facility serving The Great Northern development. NCP lists pay-on-the-day charges of £5.50 for one hour, £11 for one to two hours and £16.50 for two to three hours. Parksy also lists a 96-yard driveway space near Hilton Manchester Deansgate at £5.40 a month.
How Much Is Parking at ODEON Manchester Great Northern?
Manchester Great Northern 1 costs £5.50 for one hour, £11 for one to two hours and £16.50 for two to three hours when paying on the day. These tariff bands suit a standard film visit, but a longer evening can move the stay into a higher band.
Where Is the Cinema Entrance From the Car Park?
The cinema is at 253 Deansgate, inside The Great Northern development. Its screens and retail counters are on the second floor, reached via the Plaza floor rather than directly from the street. Allow time to enter the development, park, pay and reach the Plaza access for a busy screening.
Is Parking Free for Blue Badge Holders?
Parking is not free for Blue Badge holders. Payment machines are located throughout the car park, including one at a convenient height. Drivers attending a busy screening should allow time for parking, payment and reaching the second-floor Plaza access, particularly when several films finish close together.
Which Railway Station Is Closest?
Salford Central railway station is the nearest, at 0.5 miles and an 11-minute walk. Manchester Exchange railway station is around a 14-minute walk away, while Manchester Piccadilly station is around a 16-minute walk away, making both central walking approaches longer than Salford Central.
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