Parking in Birmingham

[rr78]

Can anybody recommend anywhere decent to park in Birmingham this Saturday?

Going to the NIA later in the afternoon but promised (foolishly) to let OH have a good look around the Bull Ring first. Bull Ring won't be a problem, but apparently the NIA's own car parks get full very quickly.

Thanks!

[Vocal Minority]

If not the nia, Google brindleyplace car park. Not cheap but a safe car park within 5 minute walk of the nia. Good resteraunts and bars there too. Euro car parks on broad street is the cheap and cheerful option

Well....cheap option

[rr78]

Thanks! Will check those out.

[SLacKer]

try this

http://en.parkopedia.co.uk/parking/birmingham/

Loads of car parks and tells you the cost and the layout etc.

[SirSamuelOfBuca]

There's a secret parking space behind lee long lands in broad street

[Turtle head]

SirSamuelOfBuca said:

There's a secret parking space behind lee long lands in broad street

Yeah but you would be mental to leave your car there on Saturday night.

[Moley RUFC]

Vocal Minority said:

If not the nia, Google brindleyplace car park. Not cheap but a safe car park within 5 minute walk of the nia. Good resteraunts and bars there too. Euro car parks on broad street is the cheap and cheerful option on broad street

+1

[SirSamuelOfBuca]

Turtle head said:

Yeah but you would be mental to leave your car there on Saturday night.

there is that also u can park for free down the side roads.

How much is the brindley place car park probably no more than the one I mentioned.

[Snowboy]

How about parking in the NIA then getting the express train into B’ham city centre to look round the shops.

[Fittster]

Snowboy said:

How about parking in the NIA then getting the express train into B’ham city centre to look round the shops.

The NIA is in the centre of Birmingham, you might be thinking of the NEC.

[Snowboy]

Fittster said:

Snowboy said:

How about parking in the NIA then getting the express train into B’ham city centre to look round the shops.

The NIA is in the centre of Birmingham, you might be thinking of the NEC.

I think you might be right.

[Frances The Mute]

The best place in my experience is the car park behind the Grosvenor Casino at the top of Broad Street.

It's under cover, pretty secure and I've never had any grief there with all manner of cheeky cars over the years.

It's very cheap, too.