Parking Near The Hexagon, Reading
Where Can I Park for The Hexagon?
The Hexagon has limited disabled blue badge holder bays at the front of the building and on the lower Stage Door level, so most show-goers need an alternative. Q-Park Chatham Place is a practical choice, 4 minutes away, and an evening parking rate of £4 is listed for the venue parking arrangements. Nearby 24/7 options include a space 166 yards away for £4 a day.
- Address
- 9 Queens Walk, Coley, Reading, RG1 7QF
- Closest listed space
- Convenient 24/7 Parking Lot in Reading - £4/Day, 166 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Reading railway station, 0.4 mi (9 min walk)
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The Hexagon in Reading with nearby private parking spaces available to pre-book, helping visitors enjoy a short walk with less circling. Photo: Pexels
Event-Day Parking at The Hexagon
The venue has limited disabled blue badge holder parking bays at the front of the building, on the lower Stage Door level (whatsonreading.com). These bays are intended for eligible visitors, so most show-goers need an alternative car park rather than relying on spaces at the building.
An evening parking rate of £4 is listed for the venue parking arrangements (whatsonreading.com). Q-Park identifies Chatham Place as the car park for the theatre and places it a 4 minute walk away (q-park.co.uk), making it a practical choice for an evening performance when the venue bays are restricted.
Reading Car Parks Near Queens Walk
Broad Street Mall car park is open 24 hours from Monday to Sunday and has 720 spaces, with 10 parent and child bays and 16 disabled bays (broadstreetmall.com).
Broad Street Mall, The Oracle and Civic Car Park B are all named as parking choices for visitors travelling to the venue (eventtravel.com). Drivers using Broad Street Mall can follow the Broad Street Mall signposts, while Q-Park Chatham Place is another named alternative a few minutes from the theatre (eventtravel.com; q-park.co.uk).
Parksy Spaces Around The Hexagon
For a short walk after a show, a 24/7 car park space 166 yards away costs £4 a day. A 24/7 space on Anstey Road is 205 yards away and costs £5.50 an hour, while an outdoor space on Cheriton Court is 309 yards away at £1.50 an hour.
Russell Street has a car park space 0.2 miles away for £12 a day. A covered space on Chatham Street is 0.2 miles away for £100 a month, and another covered space in Reading is 0.2 miles away for £12 a day. The closest listed options keep the walk brief after an evening performance, while the Chatham Street monthly space suits longer-term parking.
Rail and Walking Access to The Hexagon
Reading railway station is the nearest station, 0.4 miles from The Hexagon and a 9 minute walk. The route gives rail passengers a straightforward alternative to driving into central Reading for an evening show.
Reading West is another train station, with an approximately 11 minute walk to the venue. Both stations provide access without needing a venue parking bay, while the station options also avoid searching for a space close to 9 Queens Walk.
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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 The Hexagon?
The Hexagon has limited disabled blue badge holder bays at the front of the building and on the lower Stage Door level, so most show-goers need an alternative. Q-Park Chatham Place is a practical choice, 4 minutes away, and an evening parking rate of £4 is listed for the venue parking arrangements. Nearby 24/7 options include a space 166 yards away for £4 a day.
What Is the Closest Parking Near The Hexagon?
The closest listed option is a 24/7 car park space 166 yards away, costing £4 a day. A 24/7 space on Anstey Road is 205 yards away and costs £5.50 an hour. An outdoor space on Cheriton Court is 309 yards away at £1.50 an hour, keeping the walk brief after an evening performance.
Is There Disabled Parking at The Hexagon?
The Hexagon has limited disabled blue badge holder parking bays at the front of the building and on the lower Stage Door level. These bays are intended for eligible visitors, so most show-goers need an alternative car park rather than relying on spaces at the building. An evening parking rate of £4 is listed for the venue parking arrangements.
Which Car Parks Are Near Queens Walk?
Broad Street Mall car park is open 24 hours from Monday to Sunday and has 720 spaces, including 10 parent and child bays and 16 disabled bays. Broad Street Mall, The Oracle and Civic Car Park B are named as parking choices for visitors travelling to the venue. Q-Park Chatham Place is another named alternative a few minutes away.
How Much Do Nearby Parking Spaces Cost?
A 24/7 car park space 166 yards away costs £4 a day. Anstey Road costs £5.50 an hour at 205 yards, while Cheriton Court is £1.50 an hour at 309 yards. Russell Street and another covered space in Reading are £12 a day, both 0.2 miles away. Chatham Street is £100 a month.
Can I Get to The Hexagon by Train?
Reading railway station is 0.4 miles from The Hexagon and a 9 minute walk, making rail a straightforward alternative to driving into central Reading for an evening show. Reading West is another train station, with an approximately 11 minute walk to the venue. Both provide access without needing a venue parking bay.
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