Parking Near Birmingham Moor Street Railway Station, England
Where Can I Park for Birmingham Moor Street Railway Station?
Birmingham Moor Street railway station has no station car park listed by West Midlands Railway, and National Rail records no parking spaces or accessible parking spaces. Parksy lists six priced spaces 188 yards away, including options from £0.90 an hour and daily meet-and-greet or valet services at £47.77 a day.
- Address
- 5 Shaw's Passage, Eastside, Birmingham, B5 5JG
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Parking Near Weoley Park Surgery, Birmingham, 188 yd (3 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Curzon Street railway station, 0.3 mi (7 min walk)
Parking Near Birmingham
Birmingham Moor Street railway station with a pre-booked private parking space nearby, offering a short walk and less circling before your journey. Photo: Pexels
Birmingham Moor Street Railway Station Car Park
Birmingham Moor Street railway station has no station car park listed by West Midlands Railway, so drivers cannot use an operator-run car park at the station itself (westmidlandsrailway.co.uk). National Rail records no parking spaces and no accessible parking spaces, while listing drop-off facilities (nationalrail.co.uk). The station address is 5 Shaw's Passage, Eastside, Birmingham, B5 5JG.
For a driver heading into the city centre, the absence of station parking makes an off-site space or a different arrival point more practical than relying on a barrier-controlled railway car park. The station is in the centre of Birmingham, with Moor Street and New Street rail facilities close together.
Commuter Parking for Moor Street Trains
Commuters should plan for city-centre parking away from the station because West Midlands Railway provides no car park information for Moor Street (westmidlandsrailway.co.uk). National Rail also records no station parking spaces, including no accessible parking spaces (nationalrail.co.uk). Those details make advance selection of an off-site space especially relevant for weekday arrivals.
There is no permit, season-ticket or daily station-parking offer identified for Moor Street in the operator information. The nearby Birmingham City Centre NCP car park is open 24 hours from Monday to Sunday, according to NCP (ncp.co.uk), giving drivers an all-hours commercial alternative rather than a railway-station facility.
Parksy Spaces Near the Station
Parksy lists six priced spaces 188 yards from the station. A disabled-access space at Hollyoaks Medical Centre costs £4.30 an hour, while another space in East Birmingham, B24, also costs £4.30 an hour. An outdoor space in Birmingham B1 with 24/7 access costs £8.13 an hour, and a space at Heartlands Hospital costs £0.90 an hour.
For a longer stay, a Birmingham meet-and-greet service and a Birmingham valet service are both listed at £47.77 a day. The hourly listings suit drivers paying for a shorter visit, while the daily services are aimed at a full-day stay.
On-Street Parking Around Shaw's Passage
The station is at 5 Shaw's Passage in Eastside, Birmingham.
For drivers approaching the railway station, the recorded transport position is more specific about facilities than kerbside controls: National Rail lists drop-off, but no parking spaces and no accessible parking spaces (nationalrail.co.uk). A station arrival should therefore be treated as a drop-off journey rather than a plan to leave a vehicle beside the entrance.
Rail and Park-and-Ride Connections From Moor Street
Curzon Street railway station is the nearest listed station, 0.3 miles away and a seven-minute walk. Birmingham New Street railway station is about a seven-minute walk, while Birmingham Snow Hill station is about a ten-minute walk. These nearby rail connections give commuters alternatives when their train itinerary allows a different city-centre station.
West Midlands Railway lists bus connections and onward travel for Moor Street (westmidlandsrailway.co.uk). A park-and-ride journey can therefore avoid taking a car into the central area before continuing by public transport.
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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 Birmingham Moor Street Railway Station?
Birmingham Moor Street railway station has no station car park listed by West Midlands Railway, and National Rail records no parking spaces or accessible parking spaces. Parksy lists six priced spaces 188 yards away, including options from £0.90 an hour and daily meet-and-greet or valet services at £47.77 a day.
Does Birmingham Moor Street Railway Station Have a Car Park?
There is no station car park listed by West Midlands Railway. National Rail records no parking spaces and no accessible parking spaces, although it lists drop-off facilities. Drivers should arrange an off-site space or use a different arrival point rather than rely on a railway-station car park.
What Parking Is Available for Commuters Near Moor Street Trains?
The nearby Birmingham City Centre NCP car park is open 24 hours from Monday to Sunday, according to NCP. West Midlands Railway provides no car park information for Moor Street, and no permit, season-ticket or daily station-parking offer is identified in the operator information.
How Much Do Parksy Spaces Near Moor Street Cost?
Parksy lists six priced spaces 188 yards from the station. Hourly options include £4.30 an hour at Hollyoaks Medical Centre, £4.30 an hour in East Birmingham, B24, £8.13 an hour in Birmingham B1 and £0.90 an hour at Heartlands Hospital. Daily meet-and-greet and valet services cost £47.77 a day.
Can I Park On-Street Around Shaw's Passage?
The station is at 5 Shaw's Passage, Eastside, Birmingham, B5 5JG. National Rail lists drop-off facilities, but no parking spaces and no accessible parking spaces. A station arrival should therefore be treated as a drop-off journey rather than a plan to leave a vehicle beside the entrance.
What Nearby Stations or Connections Can I Use Instead?
Curzon Street railway station is 0.3 miles away and a seven-minute walk. Birmingham New Street railway station is about a seven-minute walk, and Birmingham Snow Hill station is about a ten-minute walk. West Midlands Railway also lists bus connections and onward travel, allowing a park-and-ride journey before continuing by public transport.
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