Parking in Rep theatre

Public Transport

By Train:

The Rep theatre is a four minute walk from Birmingham New Street train station (B2 4QA). New Street is a huge station with links to all major regions within the UK, including direct and frequent services to London Euston.

Snow Hill station (B3 2BJ) has direct trains into London Marylebone and across the west midlands and west of England. It is a 12 minute walk away from the Rep theatre.

By Bus:

The Rep theatre lies centrally in Birmingham, making it reachable by bus from most areas across the region.

The buses: 9, 10, 12, X8 and X10 all stop a three minute walk from the Rep theatre.

For further information about buses call the network West Midlands Journey Planner hotline on 0871 200 22 33, or visit Network West Midlands.

By Car:

Rep theatre is found on Broad Street in the centre of the city. The A4540 circles Birmingham and is met by many key A roads like the A38. The nearest major motorways are the M5 which runs all the way to the South West of England. The M6 which runs up to the North of England and the M40 which runs directly into London.

Sat Nav postcode: B1 2EP for those using Google maps or the AA Route planner.

On Foot:

The Rep theatre is a four and 12 minute walk from Birmingham New Street and Snow Hill station.

There are buses which stop a three minute walk away from the Rep theatre.

By Plane:

Birmingham International is the nearest airport and has flights across the UK, Europe and the rest of the world.

The airport shuttle runs to Birmingham international train station where you can board a train to Birmingham New Street which is only a four minute walk to the Rep theatre.

By Tram:

West Midlands Metro connects Birmingham with Wolverhampton and has plenty of stops throughout both big cities. The closest current stop to the Rec is the Library on Centenary Square and is a short walk away.

For tram journey planning and getting around Birmingham, see the West Midlands Metro for further information.

Disabled Parking at Rep theatre

On Cambridge Street, located behind the Rep theatre, are four disabled bays for those attending the theatre who hold a blue disabled badge.

There is also blue badge disabled parking at both Q-Park Brindley Place and Q-Park Mailbox, a 7 minute and 9 minute walk respectively. It must be noted that both car parks are not free for blue badge holders and a payment should be taken on departure from the car park.

To search for the disabled car park that is closest to Rep theatre, see the Blue Badge Parking website. 

Overnight, Weekends & Bank Holidays

Both Q-Park Brindley Place and Mailbox are open on the weekends where normal charges apply. Bank holidays are charged at the normal daily rate.

Overnight parking at Brindley place is available and 24 hours is charged at £18.50.

Overnight parking at Mailbox is available and from Midnight to 9.00am the charge is £1.80 per hour.

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FAQs

Is there free parking at Rep theatre?

No the Rep theatre does not offer free parking, unless you park in one of the four blue badge disabled spaces behind the Rep theatres. These spaces are free of charge.

What can you see at Rep theatre?

A variety of dramas, musicals, comedies and Christmas pantomimes such as Peter Pan, The Secret Garden and The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe.

How far is the train station from Rep theatre?

Birmingham New Street is a mere four minute walk from the Rep theatre and has trains from across the UK, including direct services to and from London Euston.