Find parking in The Brighton Centre
Information about parking near the The Brighton Centre
The Brighton Centre on the seafront combines a conference and exhibition centre with an entertainment complex. Its ability to house 5000 delegates makes it popular for national conventions of political parties, while it is also able to accommodate intimate gatherings and is an established wedding venue. When such a hard-working venue is located in a town as busy as Brighton, the question where to park around the Brighton Centre will always be intriguing.
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Additional Information
Some additional information about parking in the brighton centre, to cater to all your parking needs
On-street parking
The Brighton Centre is in Central Brighton’s Parking Zone Z. As well as residents’ parking spaces, there are some pay-and-display parking spaces for visitors. Residents’ and shared bays operate between 09:00 and 20:00 hours, Monday to Sunday, while pay-and-display bays operate from 09:00 to 18:00 hours. Short term pay and display parking spaces in this zone are limited to a two-hour stay for £7, while medium-term parking spaces can be used for a maximum of four hours for £11.
Off-street parking
The nearest off-street car park is in Russell Road. Run by National Car Parks, it has 536 parking spaces and 12 disabled spaces, is open 24/7 and charges from £6 for one hour to £32 for four up to 24 hours. There are charging points for electric cars.
There is another NCP car park not far away at Brighton Theatre, with 587 parking spaces and six disabled bays. Open 24/7, it has electric car charging points; charges as for Russell Road.
The High Street car park, which is actually in Ardingly Street, is council-run and has 81 parking spaces. Charges from £4.20 for the first hour to £18.20 for 24 hours.
Another council-owned car park is The Lanes car park in Black Lion Street, 24/7, 355 parking spaces, £2 for an hour and £23 for 24 hours, but a little higher at weekends.
Regency Square car park, council-owned, 507 parking spaces, eight disabled bays on Level 1 close to the exit (but chargeable, not free), £2 for one hour and £18 for 24.Public transport
Brighton Station is on the Thameslink, Southern and Great Western Railway lines giving access to connections throughout the UK. Brighton and Hove’s Buses provide services connecting all areas of the city, while there are special services to the South Downs and, by way of the M23 motorway, to London and from there to the whole country.
Disabled parking
Brighton has a good supply of parking spaces for Blue Badge holders, but by no means all of them are free.
Parking restrictions & event days
Parking on the street is under severe pressure in Brighton, and not all residents have been able to get parking permits; there is a waiting list in some zones. Brighton is divided into a series of controlled parking zones (CPZs), and conditions and charging vary between them.
Overnight, weekends & bank holidays
Parking is not free on bank holidays in any car park not operated by the council, nor in some that are.
Drop-off and pick-up
It is permitted to stop almost anywhere in Brighton to set down and pick up passengers, but this permission does not extend to waiting.
Nearby attractions
The Royal Pavilion, built in 1787 for George, Prince of Wales
Brighton Palace Pier; fairground, restaurants and bars, or simply sit and gaze at the sea
The Sea Life Aquarium
The Lanes, a fascinating area of narrow streets and eclectic shopping experiences