Anybody parked there for a concert and walked, any restrictions, etc
Thanks in advance.
Cant say about there, but if u have any problems there is a hotel just around the corner Holiday Inn Express, they have a car park its not free, but not to expensive.
I went to Ed Sheeran the week before last and parked in the Tube Station car park, £11 was a 'bit' steep, but not as steep as the £30 the official O2 car parks wanted (£20 apparently if booked in advance).
Much easier getting out of the tube station car park as well
Cuz, Just use the cinema car park and tell the attendant that you're going for a drink and a meal. Has always worked me ... £10 parking fee rather than the extortionate few they charge for concerts
You could park in the O2's cinema car park ? Just buy a cinema ticket for any film which is about £7 and then ask for the car park refund while buying the ticket - they should give you a code or whatever to put into the machine when paying the ticket when you are leaving -- should be under £10 and possibly free parking!
Always use the car park by sainsburys. Jump a bus and at the o2 in 5 mins. Works best at the end of the concert. Bus has dedicated lane out of the place and back to sainsburys in the same time scale. Fill your motor with cheap fuel and away ahead of all the jams. Never seen any form of parking control/attendants. Simples.
Always use the car park by sainsburys. Jump a bus and at the o2 in 5 mins. Works best at the end of the concert. Bus has dedicated lane out of the place and back to sainsburys in the same time scale. Fill your motor with cheap fuel and away ahead of all the jams. Never seen any form of parking control/attendants. Simples.
I did that during the day, and as cafc brown mentioned 5 hours free on the plates....... BUT they were ticketing people mid afternoon, so they be onto 'tight wads' like me.....I would be careful on concert nights, they probably are onto this lark.
Also park there on a saturday and catch a bus to the game. No problems so far but thanks for the heads up re 5 hours. Had not seen any tariff ign . Certainly no one about in the evening ticketing and you could be in the cinema or the restaurant for all they know.
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if you eat in the Chinese downstairs it is free(but would not advise that, http://www.wharf.co.uk/2012/01/peninsula-restaurant-still-tra.html)
Supposed to go Paolo Nutini Thursday but that's in doubt now. Just need to get back home in Falconwood for work and want to be away from the traffic.
Will look into the Tunnel Avenue parking, cheers.
Much easier getting out of the tube station car park as well
Just buy a cinema ticket for any film which is about £7 and then ask for the car park refund while buying the ticket - they should give you a code or whatever to put into the machine when paying the ticket when you are leaving -- should be under £10 and possibly free parking!
They may have changed it though
Dinner and cinema wont quite cut it tomoz I don't think.