Parking Advice for Sunday

[grascots]

I usually fly up for the matches but this week will be driving up from Plymouth. I am staying overnight in the City Centre on the Saturday but will be driving back down after the match.
I seem to recall that there have been recent parking restrictions in and around the ground. I would be grateful for any advice about where I could park and get back on the motorway relatively quickly as it's a bit of a long journey back.
I don't mind walking a fair bit as long as it gets me on the motorway quickly and the car is relatively safe.

 

[Crouchy]

Plenty options at the bottom of PRW towards the Grapes.

Gives you access back onto the motorway.

Also, cross the M8 and park at Bellahouston Park side. Easy getaway again.

If time isn’t an issue - leave it in the city centre and walk/subway back, then down the road?

 

[Prestwick Bear]

Get in to Urrdale road early doors, near the bridge. Park up and enjoy your day.

Thank me later but you have to be early to park decent.

 

[Ally’s Golden Boot]

Park in the Dumbreck area over the motorway

 

[TheRoofeIsOnFire]

Shields road park and ride is decent enough. £5 and you also get a return on the underground

 

[rangeral]

Event Day restriction haven't started yet

So you are still ok to park

As @Crouchy says if you have the time leave it the city centre it is still free on Sunday just don't park on double yellow or in bus stops you can still get a ticket

 

[grascots]

Plenty options at the bottom of PRW towards the Grapes.

Gives you access back onto the motorway.

Also, cross the M8 and park at Bellahouston Park side. Easy getaway again.

If time isn’t an issue - leave it in the city centre and walk/subway back, then down the road?

thanks mate, considered leaving the car at the hotel but was hoping to start the long journey as soon as I could and though there might be long queues at the underground

 

[grascots]

Get in to Urrdale road early doors, near the bridge. Park up and enjoy your day.

Thank me later but you have to be early to park decent.

thanks mate, I will look that up.

 

[grascots]

Park in the Dumbreck area over the motorway

just researching the map now

 

[Prestwick Bear]

just researching the map now

I'll pm you mate.

 

[Crouchy]

just researching the map now

It’s a good option.

Plenty side streets. Be on the motorway in 5 mins.

 

[grascots]

che

I'll pm you mate.

cheers

 

[Plantation pioneer]

Mate park at my house , 2 minutes to squinty bridge which will get you access to getting back onto the motorway for journey home

 

[grascots]

Mate park at my house , 2 minutes to squinty bridge which will get you access to getting back onto the motorway for journey home

That's very generous mate

 

[Thefamous]

It’s a good option.

Plenty side streets. Be on the motorway in 5 mins.

Depends what street hes on. Been a nightmare recently getting out

 

[MearnsUnionist]

I usually fly up for the matches but this week will be driving up from Plymouth. I am staying overnight in the City Centre on the Saturday but will be driving back down after the match.
I seem to recall that there have been recent parking restrictions in and around the ground. I would be grateful for any advice about where I could park and get back on the motorway relatively quickly as it's a bit of a long journey back.
I don't mind walking a fair bit as long as it gets me on the motorway quickly and the car is relatively safe.

As @Crouchy says, plenty of parking on the streets off PRW to the south, from the Viceroy up to the Grapes mate.

 

[Linfieldloyal]

How long a drive to Plymouth?
fair play mate that's some hike

 

[First Touch In Europe]

I always go to shields road park and ride nowadays, easily the quickest way to get on the m74 southbound.

 

[Robert Marshall]

It's Sunday early, you will get away no bother

 

[Prestwick Bear]

It's Sunday early, you will get away no bother

Especially after we've pumped them.

 

[amabluestar]

Park in the Dumbreck area over the motorway

Over the motorway, is grascots coming up and parking a spaceship?
Navigator loyal.

 

[Galstonian Oranje]

Get in to Urrdale road early doors, near the bridge. Park up and enjoy your day.

Thank me later but you have to be early to park decent.

Even earlier now

 

[Ulsterscot]

I always go to shields road park and ride nowadays, easily the quickest way to get on the m74 southbound.

How long a walk is that to Ibrox?

 

[Plantation pioneer]

How long a walk is that to Ibrox?

I’d reckon 30 mins

 

[Ulsterscot]

Also people recommending Dumbreck area is this not where the non official parking agency’s have been sending out tickets?

I got one for parking in Torridon Avenue at a European game earlier in the season?

 

[First Touch In Europe]

How long a walk is that to Ibrox?

20 mins at a decent pace? But you can jump on the subway. Ibrox is the 3rd stop.

 

[Crouchy]

Also people recommending Dumbreck area is this not where the non official parking agency’s have been sending out tickets?

I got one for parking in Torridon Avenue at a European game earlier in the season?

Rip it up and binned I hope?

 

[grascots]

How long a drive to Plymouth?
fair play mate that's some hike

Depends on traffic but about

How long a drive to Plymouth?
fair play mate that's some hike

It’s about 8 hours. I have a 20 min drive before I even get to Plymouth. It’s almost 500 miles and hoping to take no more than 8 hours.
I usually fly but have work commitments that clash with flight times.

 

[Ayrforce1]

I would get to Dumbreck early mate, onto 77 and then onto 74 and your off.
Whatever, safe travels both ways.

 

[TN8]

Don't drive over often but when I do I've never failed to get parked down the side street with Kinning Park Underground at the bottom of it, opposite the Grapes. 15 minutes walk to the stadium. Pain in the arse if it's pishing down tho.

 

[RFCRyan]

Shields road park and ride is decent enough. £5 and you also get a return on the underground

That’s what I would do but on the way home just walk to Shields rd instead of waiting in the subway line.