Reviews of University of Birmingham North East car park. (Parking Garage) in Birmingham (West Midlands).

University of Birmingham North East car park

36 Reviews

28 Comments

University of Birmingham North East car park

Parking garage

Parking lot

52 Pritchatts Rd, Birmingham B15 2TT, United Kingdom

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Information of University of Birmingham North East car park, Parking garage in Birmingham (West Midlands)

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This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.

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Open hours of University of Birmingham North East car park

Sunday

6am–12am

Monday

6am–12am

Tuesday

6am–12am

Wednesday

6am–12am

Thursday

6am–12am

Friday

6am–12am

Saturday

6am–12am

Reviews of University of Birmingham North East car park

G. F.

Tried to use RingGo to me pay for parking, but the car park seems to be set inside a giant Faraday cage so no mobile signa available inside the CP to be able to pay. It seemed outside the CP that although there was a good signal, I couldn't connect to either O2 or EE. Best to pay with £££ in future

T. S.

Old style multi storey car park. Spaces quite small/tight if you have a large family car. Also ticket machines don't take credit card, so it's either coins, or you have to use your phone, with yet another app to download. Suggest you have coins to hand.

S. A.

Does a lot of good to the Uni with regard to easing traffic and avoiding crowding, only down side it poor connectivity in the building and no cars payments on the machine. Another thing is the lack of an elevator….otherwise it’s okay

M. K.

Nice car park. Can by card or phone. Free in the evenings.

A. A.

Good car park, but the poor GSM signal was very frustrating for online payment.

A. A.

This car park has many spaces and a payment machine on each floor. It has bays for electric vehicles to recharge. Nice exterior design, good lighting inside, and stairs at both ends of the building. Unfortunately, the whole ground floor is now dedicated to customers of the nearby hotel, which is frankly ridiculous as about half of the bays (often more) there are always empty. Also, this car park does get packed quickly like Prichatts Road. I am a Uni student living 10 miles away with a permit and I think I should get some sort of priority for parking. Perhaps a 'permit-holders only' zone?