Car park prices at richmond

[69 saint]

Up to 6 hours £8.50

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" " 12 " £14

" " 24 " £15

 

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Train prices

Richmond to wembley £10 Return (railcard)

 

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Just to help to plan your budget for the big day.

[SNSUN]

There are MUCH better places to park and MUCH better places to get the train from than those!

 

PIck my local car park for work for instance. Hounslow West, ok there's a car boot on a Sunday which halves the car park capacity, but it's free to park there on a Sunday, and, with one change at Green Park, you can get to Wembley Park and back for £7.50 (or £5 with a railcard).

 

It's just a matter of research.

 

I'll see if I can find Engineering Works for that weekend and post them up here.

[PaulSaint]

Very useful info mate, cheers!

 

Any chance of a nearby postcode for the old sat nav? Oh and does the congestion charge apply in that area?

 

[Wurzel]

All day at the Old Deer Park car park (surface car park on the A316 couple minutes walk to station) is only £7.50

Agree with SNSUn though, helluva tube journey from there.

[Wurzel]

oops !

All day at the Old Deer Park car park (surface car park on the A316 couple minutes walk to station) is only £7.50 all day on Sundays

 

http://www.richmond.gov.uk/home/transport_and_streets/motor_vehicles_roads_and_parking/parking/car_parks/content-parking_richmond_area_car_parks.htm

 

Agree with SNSUN though, helluva tube journey from there.

[Sour Mash]

Agree, why on earth do people look to drive to Richmond? OK, its an easy enough drive from Southampton, but its no-where near Wembley. Try somewhere like Ruislip or Uxbridge, plenty of differnt options, cheaper and 15/20mins to Wembley.

[Torres]

Agree, why on earth do people look to drive to Richmond?

 

In the hope of spottting me :cool:

[iansums]

oops !

All day at the Old Deer Park car park (surface car park on the A316 couple minutes walk to station) is only £7.50 all day on Sundays

 

http://www.richmond.gov.uk/home/transport_and_streets/motor_vehicles_roads_and_parking/parking/car_parks/content-parking_richmond_area_car_parks.htm

 

Agree with SNSUN though, helluva tube journey from there.

 

Is it? If you take the train to West Hampstead and then Jubilee Line to Wembley Park, it's just 3/4 hour and fairly simple.

[Torres]

I'll see if I can find Engineering Works for that weekend and post them up here.

 

Yeah, you might want to check that as I suspect there will be on the overground route between Richmond and Willesden Jct.

 

Edit - yep. No Sunday service from Richmond until May 2011. Thought so. That's f*cked me up too.

[Gudz]

That Richmond - West Hampstead line is the skankiest & most unreliable in London!

 

A mate of mine is Driving to Rickmansworth (right on the M25) then getting the Metropolitan line straight in.

 

Sound idea considering a vast proportion of the tube traffic will be heading south from Wembley after the game.

[bridge too far]

Drive to High Wycombe and get a Chilterns train straight to Wembley, I would suugest?

[Sour Mash]

That Richmond - West Hampstead line is the skankiest & most unreliable in London!

 

A mate of mine is Driving to Rickmansworth (right on the M25) then getting the Metropolitan line straight in.

 

Sound idea considering a vast proportion of the tube traffic will be heading south from Wembley after the game.

 

Yeah Rickmansworth is a decent option, as you say right on the M25 and a big multi-storey car park (not sure about prices) right next to the tube station. You get lots of people parking all over the north west London suburbs and getting the tube in a couple of stops. If you choose to drive its the easiest way of doing it.

[mdearlove]

Go park around Harrow, Ruislip, Hillingdon etc. Further to drive but pretty easy places to get to from the M25. Only 3 stops on the tube from Harrow.

[Saint_clark]

If the car park I have been using for london games for years is full for the Wembley game due to this thread I will be quite annoyed

[Saint Lindford]

I use West Ruislip when going to England games. Easy to park and only one stop to Wembley.

[iansums]

Yeah Rickmansworth is a decent option, as you say right on the M25 and a big multi-storey car park (not sure about prices) right next to the tube station. You get lots of people parking all over the north west London suburbs and getting the tube in a couple of stops. If you choose to drive its the easiest way of doing it.

 

Thanks for this. It looks like the best option, just 22 mins on the tube. I've always gone to Richmond before but I can see this makes more sense, cheers.

[69 saint]

Very useful info mate, cheers!

 

Any chance of a nearby postcode for the old sat nav? Oh and does the congestion charge apply in that area?

 

 

 

Post code for the car park is

 

TW9 1DN

 

Does the congestion charge apply in that area?

 

No.

 

Miles from millbrook to carpark 69.7 (my sat-nav)

[Sour Mash]

Thanks for this. It looks like the best option, just 22 mins on the tube. I've always gone to Richmond before but I can see this makes more sense, cheers.

 

Its a fair bit further to drive than Richmond, but much easier on the tube. Lots of other options which are a nearer drive are the various Ruislip Stations, Uxbridge etc.

[PaulSaint]

Its a fair bit further to drive than Richmond, but much easier on the tube. Lots of other options which are a nearer drive are the various Ruislip Stations, Uxbridge etc.

 

Any of these have all day sunday parking for a quid like they do at Wimbledon?

[Junior Mullet]

Go park around Harrow, Ruislip, Hillingdon etc. Further to drive but pretty easy places to get to from the M25. Only 3 stops on the tube from Harrow.

 

Ickenham is pretty handy.

[ponto1963]

I've pre-booked parking at Wembley, I was going to bus up with my 2 boys, but when I looked at the prices for the three of us I decided it would be cheaper & easier to drive. Especially being a Sunday.

 

Book Wembley parking here http://www.csparking.com/stadium/Default.aspx only £26.50 per car & surprisingly quite a few places left.

[Sour Mash]

Any of these have all day sunday parking for a quid like they do at Wimbledon?

 

Some will have residents only parking nearest to the station, others will have free parking around the tube stations in the side streets etc. Do a bit of reseasrch and you should have a quick/cheap journey to Wembley.

[DT]

who said this site was dull?

[NickG]

Car Park £4 all day sundays - less than 10 mins walk from Stadium.

 

Used it recently. If anyone wants details pm me and I will look on A-Z for the road it is in.

[DT]

walk to train. walk to tube. car park at home.

[Tractor_Saint]

I've pre-booked parking at Wembley, I was going to bus up with my 2 boys, but when I looked at the prices for the three of us I decided it would be cheaper & easier to drive. Especially being a Sunday.

 

Book Wembley parking here http://www.csparking.com/stadium/Default.aspx only £26.50 per car & surprisingly quite a few places left.

 

Cheers Ponto - have booked that car park. Assume traffic will be a bit of a nightmare that close to the ground but with four of us in the car there's not a lot in it paying £26.50 or getting four train tickets in from a remote station.

[Dibden Purlieu Saint]

I actually suggest parking somewhere on the road like Teddington then getting the train round to Richmond. Or Staines. Feltham Station car park is free from what I remember too.

[Dibden Purlieu Saint]

Just pulled into Richmond station now actually, lol.

[saint lard]

Free parking at Osterley Tube station or Osterley hotel just 5 mins away, which has a good pub on it's premises,which is always a bonus.

[SNSUN]

I use West Ruislip when going to England games. Easy to park and only one stop to Wembley.

 

Get there early though. My old man works for the Tube there and says the car park fills up quick for Wembley events. (BTW, pop in there, look for the moustached man, and give him hell, he's a Torquay fan!)

[Huffton]

Its sunday. Just park in Kew on the street for free.

[The Majestic Channon]

We always parked near stamford brook station and got the tube from there, go over the chiswick flyover , straight on for about ½ a mile, right at t junction a few yards then left and there you are, it's a quiet out the way station with plenty of side roads with free parking.

[Saint Lindford]

Get there early though. My old man works for the Tube there and says the car park fills up quick for Wembley events. (BTW, pop in there, look for the moustached man, and give him hell, he's a Torquay fan!)

 

Never had a problem before so hope it will be the same on 28th

[warsash saint]

Its sunday. Just park in Kew on the street for free.

 

i have a feeling Kew is now resident only parking.

[samoakley]

I always use that richmond car park or a place in brunel when i go to england games.

[Norm]

http://www.freeparkingspace.co.uk/ I use this site if I'm driving to London. Hope it helps.

[dodgey75]

I use the NCP behind Richmond Station, it's cheaper than Deer Park when working in London. For Wembley, Ruislip is £2 all day (poss free on a Sunday), then it's about 4 stops to Wembley.

[Travelling Saint]

Yeah, you might want to check that as I suspect there will be on the overground route between Richmond and Willesden Jct.

 

Edit - yep. No Sunday service from Richmond until May 2011. Thought so. That's f*cked me up too.

 

That's screwed it for me to then.

Tube through central london it is then.

[Huffton]

i have a feeling Kew is now resident only parking.

 

It is during the week, but wekends have always been ok, unless thay have changed it recently.