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Information about parking near Hammersmith Apollo
Finding a suitable place to park around Hammersmith Apollo can be challenging due to restrictions which have been placed on the Controlled Parking Zones. Some of the key factors you need to note regarding parking in Hammersmith are explained below.
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Additional Information
Some additional information about parking in hammersmith apollo, to cater to all your parking needs
On-street parking
There is limited on-street parking with much of it being reserved for residents. The best option is to pre-book a parking space to avoid last minute inconvenience when you get to the parking zone.
Off-street parking
Most of the off-street car parks are privately managed and charge expensive rates. The Kings Mall car park is secure and operates all the days of the week. The parking rates are however, high, especially if you overstay.
Public transport
Hammersmith Apollo is served with reliable public transport. You can find trains from Shepherd’s Bush station. You can also access Hammersmith from the Piccadilly line with ease. If using a car, you can use the Great West Road, which links east to West London.
Disabled parking
Disabled parking is free and available for unlimited time in designated places. Disabled Blue Badge holders are also allowed to park on a yellow line on condition that they do not cause an obstruction. This permission is, however, limited to three hours. Some of the restrictions to disabled parking include; they are not allowed to park in the zone G, where some disabled parking slots are available to specific Blue Badge holders and not to others. You, therefore, need to clearly check to know where to park from the already marked slots.
Parking restrictions & event days
Some of the parking restrictions which you need to be aware of include:
You cannot park on double yellow lines You cannot park in the pay and display bays for over one hour You cannot park on single yellow lines unless you are a Blue Badge holder. You are also not allowed to park where there are chevrons marked on the kerb.Being a resident permit holder, you can park in permit bays, but you are not allowed to park in the pay and display bays, loading bays or disabled bays on single and double yellow lines.
Overnight, weekends & bank holidays
Parking charges or fees do not apply on bank holidays and Sundays. It is, however, important to confirm before parking to avoid any inconvenience. You should also check out for signposts to inform you of any charges or any crucial information which you need to know.
Drop-off and pick-up
It is possible to drop-off and pick-up at Hammersmith Apollo. Limited car parks can make access to this particular venue hard. It is, however, advisable to park far from areas with high traffic and also to avoid high parking fines.
Nearby attractions
Some of the attractions close to Hammersmith Apollo include Hammersmith’s charming riverside park where you can visit and enjoy the beautiful view of the River Thames. The walk is closed to traffic, and this makes it a great place to enjoy this beautiful retreat. Hammersmith Apollo is a great venue for rock and pop performances. You can also choose to visit Ravenscourt Park, which is a great place to relax and explore.