Parking help.

[CrookesBlade52]

Any University car park without a barrier is within easy walking distance.
But I didn't tell you that

 

[WhiteHawk]

Don't pay NCP prices.

UTB

NCP stands for Next Car Park, cause that's the first thing anyone should think when they see one.

 

[MobileBlade]

alcoblade has given a decent shout.

If you park on Norfolk Park Road at the junction with East Bank Road, its free on street parking.

If you Google that you'll see the stadium on the map

Just make sure you lock your wheel trims (and wheels for that matter) in your boot.

 

[MobileBlade]

No.

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/dir/Bramall Ln, Sheffield, UK/Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, UK/@53.169565,-1.5967299,11z/data=!4m19!4m18!1m10!1m1!1s0x48798288ec3e424b:0xbfc98cf6736d8d05!2m2!1d-1.4718588!2d53.3693324!3m4!1m2!1d-1.4980175!2d53.3452221!3s0x48798249a536c54f:0x9414776031887cf4!1m5!1m1!1s0x487a42a1142a9efd:0xd6b6527b7857967c!2m2!1d-2.2273002!2d53.013208!3e0?hl=en


Just park off one of the side streets anywhere in the last mile.

But i'll defer to Somebody who actually lives in Sheffield as to whether Abbeydale road is busy at that time!

Abbeydale Road both directions is a nightmare from 7.30 am until after 6.30 pm (and later on match days). Coming from Beauchief I always drop across into Sharrow and then down on to Eccie Road which goes through much quicker.

 

[Hartley Hare]

I have always found this free car park to be an interesting option.

http://www.athenamassage.co.uk

Patrons only of course.

You need to book for group arrangements.

HH

 

[Worksop_Blade]

The G Casino, 87 Duchess Road, Sheffield S2 Has a big fenced car park that is used on match days i think its £5 or theres a big B&Q across the road that I have parked in on a night match and never had any trouble. Avoid the side streets they will be filled by Blades then during the big night matches is when the Rats go on the prowl looking for stereos!

The last thing you want is to drive all the way back to Newky under Lyme with your driver window through!

 

[yuley82]

Shropshire_Spurs if your coming from under Lyme way then I guess you'll be coming through Chesterfield dronfield then onto meadowhead which will take you down to woodseats. Now avoid woodseats like the plague traffic on there is awful you'll miss the game it's that bad, I'd carry on to Bochum parkway then get onto blackstock road then East bank road and park around olive grove road. Free parking and 5 mins walk from ground.

 

[WhiteHawk]

The G Casino, 87 Duchess Road, Sheffield S2 Has a big fenced car park that is used on match days i think its £5 or theres a big B&Q across the road that I have parked in on a night match and never had any trouble. Avoid the side streets they will be filled by Blades then during the big night matches is when the Rats go on the prowl looking for stereos!

The last thing you want is to drive all the way back to Newky under Lyme with your driver window through!

£3 for the full day but it's only the spaces along the fence and it's only till 10pm (I park there every day as I work across the road).

 

[Czech Blade]

You should definitely come in from Chesterfield. I set off really early for the Southampton game and the road in from Junction 33 was so busy that I still nearly missed the kick off. Most Spurs fans and many Blades fans will be using that route so avoid it. I'm going across to Dore to avoid this. Abbeydale Road/London Road is undoubtedly busy, but nowhere near as bad as coming in from the other way.

 

[RogerNilsen]

The G Casino, 87 Duchess Road, Sheffield S2 Has a big fenced car park that is used on match days i think its £5 or theres a big B&Q across the road that I have parked in on a night match and never had any trouble. Avoid the side streets they will be filled by Blades then during the big night matches is when the Rats go on the prowl looking for stereos!

The last thing you want is to drive all the way back to Newky under Lyme with your driver window through!

Seriously? People still steel stereos?

 

[Pinchy]

Hi Guys,

Really looking forward to tomorrow, set up to be a cracker and I know it'll be a great test. Was really impressed with some of your players last week and the fans were great.

I was hoping someone might be able to give some advice for parking near your stadium? I am having trouble finding much info.

Thanks in advance,

Manouvre the vehicle slowly and use your mirrors. Sound parking advice, I think.

 

[Dkc]

get on a supertram into the city. Get off at the train station and walk from there

If I were coming by tram I'd get off at Granville Rd, walk down to the roundabout and follow the gennel by the river as far as Charlotte Rd(?). 10 minutes.

I think the street permit restrictions don't apply on the far side of Sharrow Lane, so that's easy parking and a 10 minute walk too. As people have said there's plenty of options. Train station car park is a hassle getting in and out of, there are plenty of car parks that are closer.

 

[RogerNilsen]

Shropshire_Spurs is currently googling all suggestions above to see the preferred option.

A final option would be to park on Leppings Lane behind a big derelict looking shed. Put a peg on your nose and have some eggs ready to throw

 

[Shropshire_Spurs]

Guys, thanks all for your suggestions, some very helpful, some tongue in cheek no doubt

I have never used Google Maps so much in the last few hours!

I have narrowed it down to 3 options, 1 to park in Moor Street Multi Storey car park, 2nd option park down on Sidney street and the 3rd option was one very kindly private messaged to me by one of your members!

Will be setting off from a very windy and cold Shropshire around 3:00, here's to a cracker!

Russ

 

[grafikhaus]

Jeez, some of the 'suggestion' on here would make it easier to walk from Tottenham.

Eyre Street/Arundel Gate. 2 car parks (one is Q-Park). No more than 10 mins. walk to ground, which will be easily visible from these car parks.

 

[2ndtenorblade]

If using park and ride from Nunnery Square you (most probably) need to change trams, from nunnery square you usually get a yellow route tram towards Middlewood (other side of track) get off the tram at Ponds Forge and cross to the other platform, then get the next Blue route tram towards Halfway or Herdings, the nearest stop to the ground is Granville Road. Follow the crowds.