Parking Near The Comedy Store, Soho
Where Can I Park for The Comedy Store?
The Comedy Store is at 7 Oxendon Street in Covent Garden, near Soho, and has no public parking on-site. Q-Park Leicester Square, reached from Whitcomb Street, and NCP Brewers Street are nearby public car parks. Parksy also lists six spaces 169 yards away, including parking at £28 a day and hotel parking from £4.50 an hour.
- Address
- 7 Oxendon Street, Covent Garden, City of Westminster, SW1Y 4EE
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking at Hilton Park Lane, London WC2H, 169 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Dominion Theatre, 0.4 mi (9 min walk)
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A performing arts venue Photo: Pexels / José Luis Reveles
Parking for Shows at The Comedy Store on Oxendon Street
The Comedy Store is at 7 Oxendon Street in Covent Garden, near Soho. The venue does not have public parking on-site, although several car parks and parking structures are nearby (thecomedystore.com). Driving to a performance therefore means choosing a separate facility rather than relying on venue parking.
The venue’s information says the Sunset Strip gets busy and that parking regulations can be strict (thecomedystore.com). AccessAble identifies Q-Park Leicester Square, off Whitcomb Street, and NCP Brewers Street as the nearest public car parks (accessable.co.uk). Q-Park Leicester Square also has three Blue Badge bays (accessable.co.uk), which gives accessible visitors a specific nearby facility to consider.
Q-Park Leicester Square and NCP Brewers Street Alternatives
Q-Park Leicester Square, reached from Whitcomb Street, is one of the nearest public car parks to the venue (accessable.co.uk). NCP Brewers Street is another nearby public car park named by AccessAble (accessable.co.uk). Both are practical alternatives when a performance falls during a busy period on the surrounding streets.
Parking near the venue is also listed at 8 Oxendon Street, while the closest free parking is listed at 35 Haymarket (spotangels.com). The Comedy Store’s own information confirms that several nearby parking lots and structures serve visitors, rather than an on-site public facility (thecomedystore.com).
Oxendon Street and Sunset Strip Parking Restrictions
Parking regulations around the venue can be strict, particularly on the Sunset Strip (thecomedystore.com). The surrounding area gets busy, so a legal off-street facility is more dependable than searching for a kerbside space after a show (thecomedystore.com).
The venue is on Oxendon Street, and nearby parking information places the closest parking at 8 Oxendon Street (spotangels.com). The location at 7 Oxendon Street puts drivers close to the performance entrance, but the strict local regulations still make signed parking facilities the safer choice (thecomedystore.com).
Parksy Spaces Within 169 Yards of the Venue
Parksy lists six spaces 169 yards from The Comedy Store. The priced choices include a parking space in the Covent Garden area at £28 a day, plus secure hotel parking at the Athenaeum Hotel, Hilton Park Lane, Dukes Hotel and St Martins Lane Hotel at £4.50 an hour, £4.50 an hour, £4.50 an hour and £10 an hour respectively.
A further secure parking space at Hilton Park Lane, London WC2H, is priced at £4.50 an hour.
Dominion Theatre, Green Park and Oxford Circus Connections
Dominion Theatre is the nearest station, 0.4 miles from the venue and a 9-minute walk. Green Park tube station is about a 10-minute walk, while Oxford Circus tube station is about an 11-minute walk.
These stations provide alternatives to driving into Covent Garden, near Soho, especially when local streets are busy around showtime. Dominion Theatre offers the shortest stated walk, with Green Park and Oxford Circus also within practical walking distance of 7 Oxendon Street.
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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 Comedy Store?
The Comedy Store is at 7 Oxendon Street in Covent Garden, near Soho, and has no public parking on-site. Q-Park Leicester Square, reached from Whitcomb Street, and NCP Brewers Street are nearby public car parks. Parksy also lists six spaces 169 yards away, including parking at £28 a day and hotel parking from £4.50 an hour.
Does The Comedy Store Have On-Site Parking?
The Comedy Store does not have public parking on-site, so drivers need to choose a separate facility. The venue’s information confirms that several nearby car parks and parking structures serve visitors. This is particularly relevant because the Sunset Strip gets busy and parking regulations around the venue can be strict.
What Are the Nearest Car Parks to The Comedy Store?
AccessAble identifies Q-Park Leicester Square, reached from Whitcomb Street, and NCP Brewers Street as the nearest public car parks. Both are practical alternatives when a performance takes place during a busy period on surrounding streets. Nearby parking information also lists parking at 8 Oxendon Street.
Where Is Accessible Parking Near The Comedy Store?
Q-Park Leicester Square has three Blue Badge bays, making it a specific nearby facility for accessible visitors to consider. It is reached from Whitcomb Street and is identified as one of the nearest public car parks to the venue. The Comedy Store is at 7 Oxendon Street in Covent Garden, near Soho.
How Much Does Parking Near The Comedy Store Cost?
Parksy lists six spaces 169 yards from the venue. A parking space in the Covent Garden area costs £28 a day. Secure hotel parking at the Athenaeum Hotel, Hilton Park Lane and Dukes Hotel costs £4.50 an hour, while St Martins Lane Hotel costs £10 an hour.
Can I Reach The Comedy Store by Public Transport Instead of Driving?
Dominion Theatre is the nearest station, 0.4 miles from the venue and a 9-minute walk. Green Park tube station is about a 10-minute walk, while Oxford Circus tube station is about an 11-minute walk. These stations provide alternatives to driving into Covent Garden when local streets are busy around showtime.
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