Parking around Home Park (merged)

[landons forehead]

Don't really understand the fuss. I've lived in Trelawney Road for five years. You just don't move your car on matchday. The football ground has been there for 125 years, so living in the area and moaning about parking on matchdays is like living near Heathrow and moaning about the planes.

 

[Isondil]

Don't really understand the fuss. I've lived in Trelawney Road for five years. You just don't move your car on matchday. The football ground has been there for 125 years, so living in the area and moaning about parking on matchdays is like living near Heathrow and moaning about the planes.

Actually agree with the last sentence.

 

[Lundan Cabbie]

Don't really understand the fuss. I've lived in Trelawney Road for five years. You just don't move your car on matchday. The football ground has been there for 125 years, so living in the area and moaning about parking on matchdays is like living near Heathrow and moaning about the planes.

They didn't allow supporters to park their cars there in the 1890's though. They're just re-instating historical precedence.

 

[pafcdje]

Unless I'm missing something I can't see there is a massive effect . The roads off Outland Road - Bellair / Onslow etc don't seem to be affected nor the roads off Peverell Park Road . I also can't see that the roads to the immediate south of Central Park are affected other than those by the sorting office .

 

[The Doctor]

There is loads of street parking within a 15-20 minute walk of Home Park. I don't see what the problem is myself.

 

[John Cooper]

Doc, I agree. I live in Peverell, there is plenty of Saturday parking. The issue is some people expect to turn up at 1455 and have parking outside the ground.

 

[metroace]

Don't really understand the fuss. I've lived in Trelawney Road for five years. You just don't move your car on matchday. The football ground has been there for 125 years, so living in the area and moaning about parking on matchdays is like living near Heathrow and moaning about the planes.

I used to live right next to Heathrow. Never moaned about the planes but we did get permit holders only parking because of the people who used to park there and go on holiday or park there and go to work when there were perfectly acceptable car parks provided. So I do have sympathy for the local residents to Home Park who have now got parking controls in place. Personally, I use the Park & Ride from The George now.

 

[chappers16]

Did anyone have any problem for last home game

 

[Emeraldinho]

Always plenty of room at the Wolseley Road end of St Levans Road.

 

[Tugboat]

No there's not

 

[onthegreen]

Did anyone have any problem for last home game

Not really a problem, except I arrived at 12:30pm and I couldn't find a space in Central Park. Having to travel around a hundred miles every home match, it's a little frustrating, but I'm no more entitled to a space than anyone. It appears that now we are in league one, the car park will full up earlier. However this may be due to August being a holiday month and more people using Park and Ride.
I guess I will leave home later, forget the car park and find street parking, after looking at a street map of Plymouth, and walk.

 

[Kevin Dacombe]

I used topics on Holdsworth Street. I always thought it was permit only there? I didn't drive then.

 

[davie nine]

Did anyone have any problem for last home game

Not really a problem, except I arrived at 12:30pm and I couldn't find a space in Central Park. Having to travel around a hundred miles every home match, it's a little frustrating, but I'm no more entitled to a space than anyone. It appears that now we are in league one, the car park will full up earlier. However this may be due to August being a holiday month and more people using Park and Ride.
I guess I will leave home later, forget the car park and find street parking, after looking at a street map of Plymouth, and walk.

You could park in Plympton and catch the Target special bus.