Welcome to StadiumCarParks
We’re revolutionising the pre-event experience faster than you can say “front row seats”!
Let’s be real. How many incredible moments have been stolen by the parking nightmare? Too many. We’re here to change that game completely.
Our mission isn’t just about parking. It’s about unleashing your event potential. We’ve designed a platform that turns parking from a stress-inducing puzzle into a seamless, instant solution. With just a few taps, you’ll find the perfect parking spot that puts you right where the action is.
Imagine this: No more circling around completly lost. No more parking tickets. No more arriving stressed instead of pumped. We’re talking laser-focused convenience that gets you from your car to your seat with maximum excitement and minimum hassle.
We’ve built Stadium Car Parks with one obsession: you. Flexible options, lowest costs, and locations so strategic they’ll make a GPS blush. Because we believe your event experience starts the moment you leave home.
Sports fan? Concert lover? Festival goer?
Whatever your passion, we've got your parking sorted.
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Latest Stadium Car Parks
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- Liverpool
- London
- Manchester
- Newcastle upon Tyne
- Southampton
Premier League parking costs an average of £6.76 per game, nearly double the Championship's average of £3.42.
Brighton and Hove Albion leads with an average parking cost of £15 per game, the highest in England.
The national average for matchday parking across England is £4.98 per game.
The Championship has the highest number of free parking spaces, with over a third of its car parks offering free options.
Liverpool has the most parking options, with 17 car parks within a one-mile radius of Anfield.
The North East, home to Middlesbrough FC and Newcastle United, has the cheapest parking rates, averaging £2.66 per stay.
Parking in Greater London is among the most expensive, averaging £6.30 per game.
Manchester City offers the cheapest parking among the traditional top clubs, averaging just £5.04 per game near the Etihad.
Over one-third of Championship car parks are free, making it the most car-friendly league in this respect.
The North West and Greater London are the least car-friendly regions, with high parking costs reflecting the popularity of the clubs.