Parking Near Midsummer Place, Milton Keynes
Where Can I Park for Midsummer Place?
The centre’s own car park has more than 730 spaces, including disabled, parent and child bays and electric charging points. It is open from 6am to 7pm Monday to Wednesday and from 6am to 9pm on Thursday and Friday. Nearby Parksy options include a 140-yard monthly space for £153 a month, plus daily and hourly spaces.
- Address
- Lower Eighth Street, Central Milton Keynes, Milton Keynes, MK9 3GA
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Monthly Parking in Central Milton Keynes, 140 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Milton Keynes Central railway station, 0.8 mi (17 min walk)
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Inside a shopping centre Photo: Pexels / Max Vakhtbovych
Midsummer Place Car Park in Central Milton Keynes
The centre’s own car park is operated by Premium Car Parks, with more than 730 spaces including disabled, parent and child bays and electric charging points (midsummerplace.co.uk). The car park is open from 6am to 7pm from Monday to Wednesday and from 6am to 9pm on Thursday and Friday (premiumcarparks.co.uk).
Saturday and Sunday opening hours are listed by Premium Car Parks under the centre’s weekend schedule, while the centre’s own information confirms parking for 730 vehicles (premiumcarparks.co.uk; midsummerplace.co.uk). The council’s Central Milton Keynes parking map identifies the Midsummer parking area on Midsummer Boulevard (milton-keynes.gov.uk).
Parksy Spaces Around Midsummer
Parksy lists a monthly space in Central Milton Keynes, 140 yards away, at £153 a month. A daily space at Holiday Inn Milton Keynes is 188 yards away and costs £4 a day, while another 188-yard space near Blakelands Hospital costs £0.90 an hour.
Two spaces are 217 yards away at £4 a day and £4.20 a day, at Primary Health Care Trust and BMI The Saxon Clinic respectively. A further 217-yard space at Milton Keynes NHS Trust costs £1.10 an hour. These spaces beat the centre car park when you need a monthly arrangement, want a listed daily or hourly rate, or prefer to reserve a nearby space rather than rely on the shopping-centre car park.
Busy Shopping Times and Parking Controls at Midsummer
Weekend shopping can place more pressure on the centre’s parking supply because the site serves a city-centre shopping destination and has more than 730 spaces (midsummerplace.co.uk).
The centre provides disabled spaces, parent and child spaces and electric charging facilities (midsummerplace.co.uk). Premium Car Parks lists different weekday closing times, with the latest weekday closing time at 9pm on Thursday and Friday (premiumcarparks.co.uk). The council’s parking map describes the Central Milton Keynes parking areas as guidance only (milton-keynes.gov.uk).
Other Named Car Parks Near the Centre
Centre:MK has a separate car park with 1,400 spaces, 80 disabled bays, wider parent and child bays and electric vehicle charging (centremk.com). Its published opening hours are 6am to midnight daily (centremk.com), making it a named alternative when a later departure is planned.
The Central Milton Keynes parking map also marks a parking area identified as Midsummer on Midsummer Boulevard (milton-keynes.gov.uk). Destination Milton Keynes describes the shopping centre’s multi-storey car park as having 750 spaces, with disabled, electric charging and parent and child spaces on two levels (destinationmiltonkeynes.co.uk).
Sources
- UK Government driving and transport services
- National Rail Enquiries guidance
- UK Government parking rules
- Managed Car Parks
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- Central Milton Keynes parking map
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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 Midsummer Place?
The centre’s own car park has more than 730 spaces, including disabled, parent and child bays and electric charging points. It is open from 6am to 7pm Monday to Wednesday and from 6am to 9pm on Thursday and Friday. Nearby Parksy options include a 140-yard monthly space for £153 a month, plus daily and hourly spaces.
How Many Spaces Does Midsummer Place Car Park Have?
The centre’s own car park provides more than 730 spaces. It includes disabled bays, parent and child bays and electric charging points. The centre’s information also confirms parking for 730 vehicles, while the council’s Central Milton Keynes parking map identifies the Midsummer parking area on Midsummer Boulevard.
What Are the Weekday Opening Hours for Midsummer Place Parking?
Premium Car Parks lists opening from 6am to 7pm from Monday to Wednesday. On Thursday and Friday, the car park is open from 6am to 9pm. The latest weekday closing time is therefore 9pm on Thursday and Friday, which may help when planning a later weekday visit.
What Nearby Monthly Parking Is Available?
Parksy lists a monthly space in Central Milton Keynes, 140 yards away, at £153 a month. This can suit drivers who need a monthly arrangement rather than a one-off daily or hourly rate. The listed space is one of the nearby parking options around the centre.
What Nearby Daily or Hourly Parking Options Are Available?
Parksy lists a daily space at Holiday Inn Milton Keynes, 188 yards away, for £4 a day, and another 188-yard space near Blakelands Hospital for £0.90 an hour. At 217 yards, options include £4 a day, £4.20 a day and £1.10 an hour.
Is There Another Car Park Nearby With Longer Opening Hours?
Centre:MK has a separate car park with 1,400 spaces, 80 disabled bays, wider parent and child bays and electric vehicle charging. Its published opening hours are 6am to midnight daily, making it a named alternative when a later departure is planned.
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