Anyone been to London Earls Court?

[Lighthouse]

Wonder what it's like in terms of accessibility and parking? Is it easy enough just to rock up and park or are you better off parking further out of London and getting the tube in to West Brompton?

[Verbal]

Get the tube into Earls Court, not West Brompton. Parking is zilch. Everywhere around is either double red lines or residents' only.

[franny]

When I go I park at Richmond (NCP next to station as well as large car park two minute walk away alongside A316) and then as Verbal says tube to Earls Court

[fanimal]

There is an Underground car park below the main hall if you can get a pass....

[SNSUN]

From Swindon (?), M4 it to Junction 3, follow the signs to Hounslow West, park there, £4.50 weekdays, free at weekends, then tube it in to Earls Court.

 

I can personally recommend this way, as it gives my company money. :-)

[Petersfield Saint]

Richmond NCP or Hammersmith Kings Mall car park then tube to Earls Court; as others have said parking around earls Court is almost non-existant.

[Dr Who?]

It is fine I parked there and watched Muse I think. But we 100% parked ok.

[Ponty]

If you can afford the ticket the on site parking is plentiful and safe. It's really not worth the hassle of doing it any other way to save a few quid.

[Lighthouse]

Well, thanks for clearing that one up.

[thefunkygibbons]

Free parking down at Southfields and a few stops in on the tube

 

Also puts you further out of town on the A3 for a run home

[dronskisaint]

Agree with Ponty...unless the event is huge the on-site car park is usually adequate.

 

They moved the Boat Show about 6 years ago so my information may not be up to date but there was a huge open air car park in Seagrave Road (plus some on street parking) behind the West Brompton Road Entrance. Worth Googling to see if it's still there - it used to be about a quarter of the price of the Earls Court 2 car park.