Parking Near Uxbridge Odeon, England
Where Can I Park for Uxbridge Odeon?
The cinema does not have its own car park, so drivers should use The Chimes Shopping Centre car park, where ODEON is on level 2. The Chimes has over 1,550 spaces, is cash free, and charges £2.60 Monday to Saturday. Level 1 operates 24 hours, while Parksy lists alternatives 0.3 mi away.
- Address
- High Street, Cowley, Greater London, UB8 1LD
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Sainsbury's Uxbridge Parking on Montague Rd, 288 yd (4 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Uxbridge, 223 yd (3 min walk)
Parking Near Uxbridge
Uxbridge Odeon with a nearby private parking space pre-booked, giving visitors a short walk and less time circling Uxbridge streets. Photo: Pexels
The Chimes Car Park for Uxbridge Odeon Visits
The venue in Cowley, near Uxbridge, does not have its own car park, so the cinema directs drivers to The Chimes Shopping Centre car park. ODEON places the cinema on level 2 of the shopping-centre car park, making this the official parking choice for a screening (odeon.co.uk).
The Chimes has over 1,550 parking spaces, and the operator says the car park is cash free. Monday to Saturday parking is £2.60, while level 1 operates 24 hours (chimesuxbridge.co.uk). The cinema's position within the shopping centre means drivers can park in the complex rather than searching the residential streets around High Street.
Montague Road, Hillingdon and Hartshill Close Alternatives
Nearby Parksy listings provide alternatives to The Chimes. A driveway in UB8 2DL is 0.3 mi away at £15.50 an hour, while a space at Hillingdon Tube Station is also 0.3 mi away at £5.25 an hour.
Further listed choices include parking at Hartshill Close, Uxbridge UB10, priced at £5.63 an hour and 0.3 mi away. These spaces suit drivers who prefer a booked alternative near the cinema or want to combine parking with public transport.
High Street Access and Parking Enforcement Near the Cinema
The cinema address is High Street, Cowley, Greater London, UB8 1LD. The Chimes car park is the designated public parking facility associated with the venue, while the cinema itself sits on level 2 of the shopping-centre car park (odeon.co.uk). Drivers heading for a screening should use the shopping-centre access rather than treating High Street as venue parking.
The Chimes car park is cash free, so payment needs to be made through the operator's accepted cashless arrangements (chimesuxbridge.co.uk). Level 1 is open 24 hours, and the Monday to Saturday charge is £2.60 (chimesuxbridge.co.uk). Parking in a managed car park keeps a cinema visit separate from restrictions applying on surrounding public roads.
Parksy Spaces Within 0.3 Miles of Uxbridge Odeon
Parksy lists six nearby spaces for the venue in Cowley, near Uxbridge. Four further options are 0.3 mi away: a UB8 2DL driveway at £15.50 an hour, a Hillingdon Tube Station space at £5.25 an hour, Hartshill Close parking in UB10 at £5.63 an hour, and another Hillingdon Tube Station space at £4.13 an hour.
A driveway on Athol Way is also 0.3 mi away and costs £12 a day. A 0.3 mi walk gives drivers a practical walking distance after a late film, although the exact route depends on the chosen space and the entrance used for the return journey.
Walking From Uxbridge Station to the Cinema
Uxbridge is the nearest station to the venue, at 223 yd away and a 3 min walk. The station provides a straightforward car-free approach for visitors travelling into Cowley, near Uxbridge, and is also useful when a Parksy space is located at Hillingdon Tube Station.
Drivers using the listed Hillingdon Tube Station spaces can leave the car there and continue by public transport, while the station's 0.3 mi Parksy distance keeps the parking choice close to the cinema area. The station-to-venue walk is 3 min from Uxbridge station, making rail access a practical alternative to parking directly beside High 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 Uxbridge Odeon?
The cinema does not have its own car park, so drivers should use The Chimes Shopping Centre car park, where ODEON is on level 2. The Chimes has over 1,550 spaces, is cash free, and charges £2.60 Monday to Saturday. Level 1 operates 24 hours, while Parksy lists alternatives 0.3 mi away.
Is There Parking at the Cinema?
The venue does not have its own car park. The designated public parking facility is The Chimes Shopping Centre car park, and ODEON places the cinema on level 2 of that car park. Drivers should use the shopping-centre access rather than treating High Street as venue parking, keeping the visit separate from surrounding public-road restrictions.
How Much Does the Chimes Car Park Cost?
Monday to Saturday parking at The Chimes costs £2.60. The operator says the car park is cash free, so payment needs to be made through its accepted cashless arrangements. Level 1 operates 24 hours, giving drivers an option for access outside standard daytime hours when attending a screening.
What Booked Parking Alternatives Are Nearby?
Parksy lists several booked alternatives 0.3 mi away. A driveway in UB8 2DL costs £15.50 an hour, a Hillingdon Tube Station space costs £5.25 an hour, Hartshill Close parking costs £5.63 an hour, and another Hillingdon Tube Station space costs £4.13 an hour. An Athol Way driveway costs £12 a day.
How Far Are the Nearby Parking Spaces?
Parksy lists six nearby spaces, with the alternatives described at 0.3 mi from the venue. This includes spaces at a driveway in UB8 2DL, Hillingdon Tube Station, Hartshill Close and Athol Way. A 0.3 mi walk is practical after a late film, although the exact route depends on the space and entrance used.
Can I Travel by Train Instead of Parking Near the Cinema?
Uxbridge is the nearest station, at 223 yd away and a 3 min walk. Drivers can also use a listed Hillingdon Tube Station space and continue by public transport. The station-to-venue walk is 3 min from Uxbridge station, making rail access a practical alternative to parking directly beside High Street.
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