Albion St Car Park

Albion street car park open 24hours, 7days a week. It is located at the heart of the city centre where you can access virtually everything in the city centre without hassle. Easily accessible for shoppers and visitors. Prices - Monday to Sunday · up to 1 hour - £1.20 · up to 2 hours - £2 · up to 3 hours - £2.80 · up to 4 hours - £3.60 · up to 10 hours - £12; Usually Free after 6pm. You can pay with MiPermit app which supports payment via Apple Pay and other NFC-enabled card payments. The app also allows you to manage your parking session and extend it remotely. You can also pay with cash or a card at the traditional pay and display machines. Some machines accept cash (coins), while others allow you to pay with a debit or credit card. You can pay for parking online or via a telephone call or by sending an SMS message, as detailed on the car park's pay and display machines. It is a reliable options for parking needs in Hull; Very lovely and convenient to place to park and avoid unnecessary stress.

Cash only! Come on, who has coins these days? Apart from that, it's covered in pot holes and the spaces are small. The layout is a bit random too. It would have been a one star review but it's handy for town.

Restricted car parking due to ongoing works. The machines are CASH ONLY. You can still pay online via the MIPERMIT APP location 600200. The signs stating that have been removed since the work is going on. It’s almost like the council want you to get a fine?

Albion Street Car Park in Hull provides a convenient parking solution in the heart of the city. Its central location makes it easily accessible for shoppers and visitors. The car park offers ample parking spaces, reducing the hassle of finding a spot. The rates are reasonable, making it a cost-effective choice for longer stays. With its well-maintained facilities and attentive staff, Albion Street Car Park is a reliable option for parking needs in Hull, ensuring a smooth and convenient experience.

Good central car park, right near the new theater so that was handy. It's 2022 and the machines still only take cash. Not even an option to pay by app, let alone by card.