Hi all,
Just wondering what parking options are available this year for people who drive up from outside the area?
I've used a car park in a field nearer the motorway junction and the official car parks before - simply because I arrive and leave via motorway rather than through Coventry.
Any ideas (within reason Otis!) are welcome.
Typical!The field near the motorway junction sold out to wasps a few years ago
Will have a quick look at that then....I park in the three horseshoes pub by the fire station it was a fiver when last in there.
I find that easy to get in and out of and I live 100+ miles away.
Just looked - now called new horseshoe and an Indian restaurant, no mention of match day parking.I park in the three horseshoes pub by the fire station it was a fiver when last in there.
I find that easy to get in and out of and I live 100+ miles away.
Go on JustPark, YourParkingSpace or park my drive, book you first parking via their website if it’s ok approach the owner direct and arrange to book for all the matches you want. I’ve parked in Hen Lane for years, did the same at Birmingham. If you offer 80% of what it’s on the website for they will agree ad they have to pay 25% commission. Win win for both you and them.Hi all,
Just wondering what parking options are available this year for people who drive up from outside the area?
I've used a car park in a field nearer the motorway junction and the official car parks before - simply because I arrive and leave via motorway rather than through Coventry.
Any ideas (within reason Otis!) are welcome.
Just had a look there is one in Masser Rd about a 7 minute walk from the ground at 4.50Go on JustPark, YourParkingSpace or park my drive, book you first parking via their website if it’s ok approach the owner direct and arrange to book for all the matches you want. I’ve parked in Hen Lane for years, did the same at Birmingham. If you offer 80% of what it’s on the website for they will agree ad they have to pay 25% commission. Win win for both you and them.
Where is Italia these days?The field near the motorway junction sold out to wasps a few years ago
Good suggestion - just looked, plenty of options available, so will try this.Go on JustPark, YourParkingSpace or park my drive, book you first parking via their website if it’s ok approach the owner direct and arrange to book for all the matches you want. I’ve parked in Hen Lane for years, did the same at Birmingham. If you offer 80% of what it’s on the website for they will agree ad they have to pay 25% commission. Win win for both you and them.
I used to park at Cov Welsh Rugby club in Burbages Lane. 10 minute walk to the ground from there,used to charge a fiver and reasonable price beerHi all,
Just wondering what parking options are available this year for people who drive up from outside the area?
I've used a car park in a field nearer the motorway junction and the official car parks before - simply because I arrive and leave via motorway rather than through Coventry.
Any ideas (within reason Otis!) are welcome.
That’s it the new horseshoe, I found it ok plenty of spaces mind you we were in league one then and crowds were not brilliantJust looked - now called new horseshoe and an Indian restaurant, no mention of match day parking.
Think we will all be looking for new places in the next few weeks.
We usually do exactly the same and so took a chance and abandoned it for free down by dhillons. Suggests fines and clamping in operation but don't know if they do or not. Was ok or lucky I guess, but will hopefully be back to normal for other games. I assume the Rowley auto must have filled with Wolves cars as not that many there and certainly not that early.After similar advice actually. Used to park in the car garage on Rowley Green Lane and used to be a fiver but today it was full over an hour before kick off so ended up paying 15 (fifteen!!!) quid to park in the stadium for it then to take an age to get away. Heading out A444 towards the A46, anyone with experience or from the area with any tips much appreciated
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Great recommendation, thanks, got a spot 10minutes walk for a fiver.Go on JustPark, YourParkingSpace or park my drive, book you first parking via their website if it’s ok approach the owner direct and arrange to book for all the matches you want. I’ve parked in Hen Lane for years, did the same at Birmingham. If you offer 80% of what it’s on the website for they will agree ad they have to pay 25% commission. Win win for both you and them.
Too far to walk...A444 grass vergeCherry tree £5
This i think, get there nice and early. Is there a quick way of getting through to the canal like there used to be years back.Other option is to try the Blackburn Rd industrial estate as that is outside of the parking restrictions
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Yea there is a sort of path through the green, not ideal in winter but sound this time of yearThis i think, get there nice and early. Is there a quick way of getting through to the canal like there used to be years back.
Yea there is a sort of path through the green, not ideal in winter but sound this time of yearThis i think, get there nice and early. Is there a quick way of getting through to the canal like there used to be years back.
Where is Italia these days?
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Park in Tesco, think if you spend something like £25 minimum you are okay, do a bit of shopping or better still buy a pair of shoes or something for £30 or so from Tesco, Next or M&S and take them back later saying they are too big or something and get a refund.
I can picture it. Just spunked £42 on some plastic shoes from tesco, city lose 3-0, they are getting fucked in the canal and i'm walking home bare foot.Park in Tesco, think if you spend something like £25 minimum you are okay, do a bit of shopping or better still buy a pair of shoes or something for £30 or so from Tesco, Next or M&S and take them back later saying they are too big or something and get a refund.
Park in Tesco, think if you spend something like £25 minimum you are okay, do a bit of shopping or better still buy a pair of shoes or something for £30 or so from Tesco, Next or M&S and take them back later saying they are too big or something and get a refund.
Perhaps not the best ideaI can picture it. Just spunked £42 on some plastic shoes from tesco, city lose 3-0, they are getting fucked in the canal and i'm walking home bare foot.
And after attempting to do this 23 times over a year on the same days they’re not going to suspect something might be up?
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