Burnhammeronsea 12:48 Wed Sep 14
Parking for West Country Hammers
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After parking at Hammersmith's Kingsway Multi Storey for years for about £14 for 9 hrs, I got stung for £30 for 6 hours + last Saturday . Their excuse is that they want to put off long term parking.
Can anyone recommend decent parking Richmond, Ealing way?
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Burnhammeronsea
7:42 Wed Sep 14
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Thanks All. I will give some a try on the 25th.
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WSM Hammer
6:11 Wed Sep 14
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Burnham,
I regularly drive up from weston and always park at Hammersmith.
just past the multi story on the left is a pub called the Dartmouth Castle and I usually park up that road.
It's metered Monday-Friday but not on weekends and I've never had any trouble at all there.
failing that get on the m25 for 1 junction and head for Ickenham where you can jump on the central line at West Ruislip and go straight through to Stratford.
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The Stoat
5:32 Wed Sep 14
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Used to park in Ealing but have done Hounslow a few times
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LeroysBoots
5:22 Wed Sep 14
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Funnily enough I parked in Richmond NCP by the station on Saturday for 9 hours, £15 !, thought that was very good.
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1964
4:53 Wed Sep 14
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I always park my Bentley in Richmond by paying the local riff raff several hundred pounds.
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mentor
3:46 Wed Sep 14
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Its a lovely drive from the West Country.
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Westcountry Outcast
3:40 Wed Sep 14
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I was up for the Watford game last Saturday. It sounds far out but if you are coming up the M3 then you can park at Guildford station for a fiver and then get the overland train to Waterloo (only stopped at Woking) Train only took 30 mins and didnt have to drive into London at all. Can get the Jubilee line from Waterloo straight to Stratford.
I was back in Guildford by 1815
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overbyyer
3:35 Wed Sep 14
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Turnham Green on the District line used to be largely unrestricted parking near to the station and not far from the end of the M4 from the west
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J.Riddle
3:09 Wed Sep 14
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Richmond is a decent shout but for the district line being painfully slow.
I would go with logo's suggestion. Osterley is easy to get to just off M4, cheapest parking and Piccadilly line, change Holborn Central line to Stratford. Next stop Boston Manor may also be an option, depending to parking?
logo 1:58 Wed Sep 14
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Westside
2:38 Wed Sep 14
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Marty - watch yourself in there. A colleague had his laptop bag stolen from under his table, while in there last year. Fortunately his laptop wasn't in there, at the time, nor his wallet.
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martyboy
2:29 Wed Sep 14
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I would also add that the Railway Tavern next to the train station at Richmond was very good for a pint and dinner after the game, and only an hour from the stadium on the over ground. £7 return train ticket. Not bad!!
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Burnhammeronsea
2:04 Wed Sep 14
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Thanks for the tips. I am up for Southampton match. I try these options.
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Troy McClure
2:03 Wed Sep 14
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Are used that went my drive website when I took my kids into London sightseeing the last month that was only about 7 pounds for the day there's plenty of them in London to choose from
https://www.justpark.com
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Troy McClure
2:02 Wed Sep 14
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Used to park up outside Acton town station free of charge down the sidestreets that game is long gone
nowadays mind now it's always just the train from Swindon pretty decent with a group saver because it includes underground ticket as well
Osterley is a good shout because it's only five minutes off the M4 - plenty of tube stops mind
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logo
1:58 Wed Sep 14
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You can try Osterley Underground Station
All day prices:
Saturday - £2.00
Sunday - £1.50
Easy to get to off the M4 as saves driving further into the city.
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Westside
1:56 Wed Sep 14
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Martyboy - you can use the Ring Go app in the Old Deer Car park, which would alleviate the need for a bucket of £1 coins.
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martyboy
1:45 Wed Sep 14
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Good call Westside, the only issue at Deer Park is you need a bloody pocket full of pound coins!! I parked there Saturday, and only had £9 coins, (6 Hours so run out 5.30. warden work til 6.30).sweated I did not get a ticket on my return!! All ok, but they do look busy there!!
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defjam
1:14 Wed Sep 14
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Went to Hampton Court couple of weeks ago, all day parking at the station £6.50
Not sure if thats any use?
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Johnson
1:09 Wed Sep 14
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If you can find somewhere round Ealing then it's quick on the Central to Stratford.
Failing that could try Reading or Didcot and then get a train into Paddington from there.
If you get a Network Rail Card you get a decent discount each time you travel.
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Westside
1:03 Wed Sep 14
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Old Deer Car Park Richmond (council) £9 for 6 hours, under 10 minutes walk to Richmond train/tube station. £12 if over six hours (up to 24). Max stay is limited to 6 hours for Sundays, no restrictions rest of week.
NCP at Richmond station, £13 up to 6 hours, £19 over 6, up to 24. Spaces pre - bookable.
Both car parks regularly used by visitors to my office, never any problems re damage/security to vehicle.
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FrancoisVanDerElst
1:01 Wed Sep 14
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Richmond station use to be reasonable
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