For any info ahead of the game at Hull other than tickets and coach travel.

Links for these threads along with ticket info and Accy Clarets will be in the sticky post.

Tickets still on sale later this week?

agreenwood wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 16, 2024 11:45 am

Tickets still on sale later this week?

Monday 23rd according to the ticketing site

Can I just ask anyone who’s already been before the parking situation ?

I can see on the map there looks to be a lot of street parking so will that be okay to do ?

Alternatively I’ll just park in the centre but free is always better

Thanks in advance

Parked on hospital car park last time which was easy to get away from.

There is parking at the ground but based on prior experience it can take some time to get out of the car park. If travelling by car along the M62 consider allowing a little extra travelling time not only can it get busy between j26 and j30 but also a large part of the journey from J36 towards hull has reduced speed limits in place.

The Shire Claret wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 20, 2024 4:34 pm

Can I just ask anyone who’s already been before the parking situation ?

I can see on the map there looks to be a lot of street parking so will that be okay to do ?

Alternatively I’ll just park in the centre but free is always better

Thanks in advance

I've booked to park at an Asda which is 25 mins walk but good access to get back on the M62 after the game

https://yourparkingspace.co.uk/location ... 4131007779

barba wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 20, 2024 5:33 pm

I've booked to park at an Asda which is 25 mins walk but good access to get back on the M62 after the game

https://yourparkingspace.co.uk/location ... 4131007779

I’ve booked this , thanks pal

Thanks for this - looks decent albeit a long walk. I remember parking being quite hard work last time in addition to being made to walk miles out of the way as stadium pathways were closed off by stewards.

Does anyone know if the priory park and ride is available for night matches or any other parking recommendations? Thanks

Cowick Claret wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 22, 2024 4:09 pm

Does anyone know if the priory park and ride is available for night matches or any other parking recommendations? Thanks

Don't know about the park and ride, but we've booked the multi storey in the centre, looks like a 15 min walk to the ground

Row x wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 22, 2024 4:37 pm

Don't know about the park and ride, but we've booked the multi storey in the centre, looks like a 15 min walk to the ground

Thanks, which one is it? I'll look at doing the same

Cowick Claret wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 22, 2024 4:53 pm

Thanks, which one is it? I'll look at doing the same

St Stephens, booked through yourparkingspace

If I buy tickets now would the tickets be emailed/QR code or would I have to pick up from ticket office tomorrow?

Joe14 wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 22, 2024 5:15 pm

If I buy tickets now would the tickets be emailed/QR code or would I have to pick up from ticket office tomorrow?

Pretty sure the ticket office is closed on a Wednesday now. Your best bet now is probably checking on here for a spare, nearly always a few knocking about.

Designated Away pub
Please encourage any travelling fans to utilise the away drinking establishment known as Walton Street Club, contact Hull City Football Club or the Humberside Dedicated Football Officers for further details. The club is next to the Walton Street car-park, and the ground. They serve alcohol and a small selection of food, and have a mixture of home and away fans – all of whom over the past few seasons have been very well behaved.

Car Parking – ‘on street’ facilities
The means by which spectators and visitors access the MKM is of vital importance not only to fans but equally to local residents. The main emphasis of the approved ‘Green Travel Plan’ is to avoid congestion around the stadium through the encouragement of the use of public transport, park and ride, satellite parking and pedestrian and cycle access.

All supporters and visitors to the stadium should acquaint themselves with these details which are available on the Hull City website.

There are no facilities for ‘on-street’ parking, the streets around the Stadium are ‘Residents Parking Only’ with valid a Council issued windscreen permit. The parking enforcement is now conducted by Council Parking Wardens, who will issue tickets to vehicles deemed parking ‘illegally’.

Walton Street Car Park
The Walton Street Car Park (fairground site) provides 1100 spectator car parking spaces. Car parking for visiting supporters is also at this location – cost is currently £5 (cash only).

This car park is adjacent to the stadium and opens 3hrs prior to K.O and 3hrs post the final whistle.

There may be substantial delays in exiting into Walton St at the end of the match due to the road infrastructure in the local area.

Satellite Car Parks
• Spectators can use the following City Centre car parks:-
• Pryme Street multi-storey
• Francis Street
• Mason Street
• Osbourne Street
• Princess Quay Shopping Centre multi-storey
• St Stephens Shopping Centre multi-storey

These city centre car parks are within a 20-30 minute walk from the MKM stadium using the sign-posted routes.

Park & Ride
Park & Ride situated at Hessle just after the Humber Bridge is the recommended method to get to the MKM stadium. Supporters can use the Park & Ride facility on Priory Park near to Sainsbury’s. This is sign-posted from the A63 just after passing under the Humber Bridge (Clive Sullivan Way), and will be open on match days (2 hours prior to match). This will provide up to 650 parking spaces with a frequent bus service (every 10 mins) to the City centre dropping off and picking up spectators outside the stadium on Anlaby Road. Parking is free with the bus fare currently of £4.50 for adults, £2.70 for children and £12.00 for a family (2 adults and up to 3 children) for the return journey between Priory Park and the MKM stadium.

We've used the Walton car park and in the club. Not a bad boozer