Question about parking at Sheffield Childrens Hospital
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Advice from a SCH veteran - treat SCH as having no parking!
There's about 20 spaces at the hospital itself, as you're going in early for day surgery you might be lucky and get one. My advice would be to try parking at SCH but plan to park at the Hallamshire instead as a fallback option.
If you've got someone with you who can help unload and look after JTW jnr I'd suggest you drop off at SCH and in the event that there's no parking you can then drive round and park in the multi-story at the Hallamshire and then walk back to SCH. It's only a couple of minutes to walk between the two sites.
Day surgery admission usually takes a while so you should have plenty of time between dropping off, parking and getting back to SCH before anything happens. Check googlemaps for the direct route on foot.
GG jnr has been going to SCH since he was 6 weeks, he was 2 last month. He usually goes every couple of months so we're used to SCH now.
Bit of advice for the wait during surgery - you'll get a beeper so you can wonder off during the op, the range just covers Weston Park museum cafe across the road (good coffee and cake)!
If you need any more advice feel free to ask.
Edit - just re-read your post and realised you've been before - Hallamshire multistory will be open at that time.
http://www.sth.nhs.uk/our-hospitals/royal-hallamsh...
There's about 20 spaces at the hospital itself, as you're going in early for day surgery you might be lucky and get one. My advice would be to try parking at SCH but plan to park at the Hallamshire instead as a fallback option.
If you've got someone with you who can help unload and look after JTW jnr I'd suggest you drop off at SCH and in the event that there's no parking you can then drive round and park in the multi-story at the Hallamshire and then walk back to SCH. It's only a couple of minutes to walk between the two sites.
Day surgery admission usually takes a while so you should have plenty of time between dropping off, parking and getting back to SCH before anything happens. Check googlemaps for the direct route on foot.
GG jnr has been going to SCH since he was 6 weeks, he was 2 last month. He usually goes every couple of months so we're used to SCH now.
Bit of advice for the wait during surgery - you'll get a beeper so you can wonder off during the op, the range just covers Weston Park museum cafe across the road (good coffee and cake)!
If you need any more advice feel free to ask.
Edit - just re-read your post and realised you've been before - Hallamshire multistory will be open at that time.
http://www.sth.nhs.uk/our-hospitals/royal-hallamsh...
Edited by GaryGlitter on Thursday 7th February 13:21
Thanks Gary.
I and my OH are going, leaving our 4 year old to get to school with her Nana, We'll have to leave home at 0630 to get over by 0745 - hopefully traffic will be light at that time. The concern is that Harry will be starved and unhappy about not being fed
This is our 4th visit (or 5th - I forget) to SCH and he's been to S
horpe general about 5 times, once by Ambiwlans which was upsetting for everyone - God knows how this will shake out as he'll be unhappy and not in a good place after his general. On the plus side, my best mate lives in Sheffield so I'm staying there tomorrow night while my OH stays in with Harry overnight to decompress.
No worries here. Nossir. Not at all.....
I and my OH are going, leaving our 4 year old to get to school with her Nana, We'll have to leave home at 0630 to get over by 0745 - hopefully traffic will be light at that time. The concern is that Harry will be starved and unhappy about not being fed

This is our 4th visit (or 5th - I forget) to SCH and he's been to S
horpe general about 5 times, once by Ambiwlans which was upsetting for everyone - God knows how this will shake out as he'll be unhappy and not in a good place after his general. On the plus side, my best mate lives in Sheffield so I'm staying there tomorrow night while my OH stays in with Harry overnight to decompress.No worries here. Nossir. Not at all.....
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